The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
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lWEAl DAI anu DtONlACl AtohOif WV
attending school there.
Miss Lucille Lane, of Rock lslant
Who has been visiting in Oskaloos
for the past week departed this morl
ing for Fairfield where she win spen
sunday with other relatives.
HayesviIle News: c. o. Grimes
mother of 0skaloosa and Mrs. Grimes
mother of Rose Hill came Monday t
spend a few days with their new
grandson at the c. o. Grimes home.
Abba Union; Mrs. Arthur Chort
aud daughter Harriet returned t.
their home in Oskaloosa last Satur
day after pleasant visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. |
Shields.
New Sharon Star: Miss Lois Whit
aker, of Oskaloosa, was in New Shar
on Thursday for the purpose of or
gambling a class in vocal music. Miss
Whitaker is a graduate of the con
seryatory of Drake University.
> Marshalltown Times Republican
Word received from Minneapolis re
ports that l.. r. Willard, who under
went an operation on his eyes in thai
city, is doing nicely and that Mr.. ant
MVs. Willard are expected home soon
Abba Republican: A native Afrf
can. Alfred Molies, will lecture at the
4. NJ. L. church on November Srd,
Mr.. Molies has been, in the United
states three years and during that
time has been student in Penn col
lcge, OskaloOsa.
Knoxville Express: Charles Rob
crts. of COffeyville, Kan. and Wesley
Ruby. of Oskaloosa. visited a couple
of DAYS last week with Dow Batten
and family. The three were boys
together forty years ago in Mahaska
county, and hadn't been together
since. Dow took a couple of days of
and the boys" had a fine time.
/. H. Strict. president of the Iowa
State Federation of Labor, who has
been in the city for the past two
days. departed this morning for Des
MojneS. where me win attend a meet
ing of the state board. Mr.. Strict
viii return to OskalOosa after the
meeting in order TO be on the scene
working in the interests Of the local
men ia the street car strike.
New Sharon Star: He who would
indulge in the frolic of charivari and
hazing should not forget that a day
of reckoning may come, when YER
ily. he shall have his reward. 1t is
hardly betraying any secrets to let
il be known that Henry Dewitt in
months and years gone by has not
been the most bashful in such per
rornaHces. and verify. he had his re-
ward. While Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt
we're entertaining friends at their
home last Thursday evening. he was
waited upon by a committee of rath-
er insistent young men and invited
10 Join them in a little joy ride. Their
invitation was REINFORCED with iron
chains and soon he was whirled
away in an automobile. The party
stopped at the White Front Cafe for
lunch and then continued their jour
ney TO Oskaloosa, where in the city
hastile, the young groom was per-
mitted 10 repent at his leisure for
the error of his worldly frivolities.
At the appointed hour a stranger ap-
peared TO set him free and he return
ed to New Sharon without escort on
the belated midnight train, which ar
rived somewhere near the hour of
6 a. m.
NFrom Mondays Daily
AIRS. Mamie Lloyd and baby Don
returned from 0ttumwa Saturday
night after a brief visit with Mis-.
Chas. Northover.
Mrs. u. G. Hamilton, Of Brighton,
Who have beeu visiting OskaloOsa
friends for the past week returned
home Monday morning.
". A. Mcneil has been confined to
his home. No 1889 c avenue east, by
an indisposition that has been more
or less severe, but he is reported
much better today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman,, formerly of
honolulu, who have been travelling
somewhat eXteudedly covering per
iod OF a couple of years, are guests
c avenue east.
Iiss Ruth Curtis. Of Casey. Iowa.
Who las been visiting ut the home Of
her brother &. &. Curtis west OF the
city departed Monday morning for
Hedrick Tor a few days visit with
friends before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Hewitt and
daughter. Miss Marie. OF Marshall
town, formerly residents Of Oskaloo-
"a. were in the city over Sunday Wis
ting local friends while en- route fOr
NonmOutl, ILL.,, for q weeks visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Edris have re-
turned to their home i29 North Tenth
treet, after an almost four months
visit among reitiyes and friends in
TIE west and southwest. While they
We're sorry many times they did not
nave q longer time to spend vita
friends they we're glad TO get back
70 iowa and O5kaloosa.
Miss Luna Baugh. guest OF the
Ninde home on South Seventh street
and visiting with old time friends and
former acqUaintances. returned to her
home in Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. Pet O'Hara Bancroft, of TO
nah. Wisconsin, who was called to
the city by the death of her mother.
Mrs. S. 0'Hara, and who has been
with local friends the past week, is
returning TO her home today.
Mrs. A. T. Erwin. OF Ames. is here
10 care for her mother, Mrs r. l..
Turner, who has been quite III. Mrs.
Turner became III the day after her
other daughters. Mrs. Moreland and
Miss Bertha, were called to Romeo,
Mich, by the Illness OF Mr.. Moreland.
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