The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06

,seeing the same thing in Los Angelo.
r land Miss Carrie Jackson, anothe
s former Oskaloosa resident, had th
! same pleasant experience in New Ol
: leans, so Oskaloosa seems to be gel
ting well advertised over the Who'll
country. Q
tFrom Tuesdays Daily
! II. II. Taylor went to Grinnell Mon
day afternoon on business.
D. p. Daggett. of Ottumwa. was |
business visitor i'm Oskaloosa Monday
Mrs. j. L. Hanna and son went Il
Davenport Saturday to visit he
brother, Guy Bacon.
Mrs. DIR. c. C. Baldwin has returned
from Des Moines after visit will
Miss Elizabeth Robb.
Miss Fern Blair, of Algona, who ha:
been visiting in Oskaloosa, deaprtet
Monday afternoon for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. |. Rice, of neal
Keota, returned TO their home Mon
day afternoon after spending Sunday
with Oskaloosa friends.
Miss Ina Quentem, of Eddyyille
who has been visiting at the home OF
her sister-in-law. Mrs. L. h. Quentem,
returned home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. C. ]. Hannah, of Grinnell, who
has been the guest of University Park
friends for the past few days, depart
ed Monday afternoon for her home.
Mrs. Perry Asher and Miss Grace
Martin went to Rose Hill Saturday to
attend the funeral of the late Mignon
Sankey, who died at Des Moines
/ hospital.
Harry Leland, former Oskaloosa
boy, now located at Burlington, was
in town Monday while enroute home
after a weeks visit with relatives in
Des Moines.
| r. p. Smock. of Marshalltown, re-
turned home Monday afternoon after
brief visit with local friends while
enroute home from business trip to
Kansas City.
Miss Sadie Smith, of Moline, ILL.,,
who has been visiting at the r. r.
Smith home south of this city for the
past week, departed for her home yes
terday afternoon. I'll
Pella Booster: Carolyn Clark will
stay with H. S. Rhynsburger and fam
lily in OskalOosa part of the winter.
She will come up two or three times
a week to continue her studies at the
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Stringer, of st.
Louis, who have been visiting in Os-
kaloosa and Des Moines for the past
week, departed Monday afternoon for
n, EiG will roll
Centerville.
Richland Clarion: W. w. Jones
came down from OskalooSa Saturday
to see Walter and John Jones before
they start for their new home in Flor
ida. he returned to his home Sun
day evening.
F. NJ. Cox OF Sigourney, L. A.
Swisher of Grinnell, A. Ii. Busch of
Marshalltown, E. II. Monty of Fair
field. j. Russell and +. Henderson of
Winfield and c. Romeo of Pella were
over Sunday visitors with Oskaloosa
friends.
Charles l.. Mason, of Vida, Mon
taDa, has returned from his ranch life
and Il summers leave OF absence from
his duties in the passenger train SER
vice of the NJ. * st. l.. Ry., to resume
his run on the east end, making his
first trip yesterday. He leaves the
family out on the plains.
+. H. Frazee, 1850 c avenue east,
has purchased the property of Mrs. r.
w. Dye, 124S c avenue east. Mrs.
Dye has vacated the property and Mr..
Frazee has taken possession. Mrs.
Dye has departed for Springfield. ILL.,,
where she will make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Gaylord Weaver.
Montezuma Republican,: Charles
Sweeney Of near Deep River was i'll
the county seat Friday looking at
some property with a view to moving
here. Mr.. Sweeney has contemplated
for some time moving to some town
and recently looked around OskalOo-
sa. We hope he will find something
suitable here and become a resident
He is fine citizen and will be vel
coined here if he comes.
Misses Letta. Clara and Lillian San
key spent Sunday in OskaloOsa with
friends. on their return from Indian
apOlis Iowa, where they buried their
sister MignOn beside the mother who
passed away many years ago. The
sisters returned TO Des MOines today
to their home on Dean avenue. where
MignOn died Thursday evening. The
father and brother are in Canada,
and We're unable to attend.
Mrs. Bessie Gibson and children, OF
South Omaha, Nebr., passed through
OskalOOsa this morning enroute for
Lakonta. Iowa. where they will spend
a week at the home of their aunt,
Mrs. Johnson.
e. NJ. IIescott. of Clinton, was with
town friends and relatives yesterday
and may conclude to become a resi-
dent of OskalOosa, having business
interests in this locality and liking
the town and its people.
y. NJ. Shockley arrived home yes
terday from visit at the parental
home in New Vienna. OHIO. G. w.
ShOckley departed for Ohio Saturday
night ana will spend several weeks on
the old stamping grounds.
Mrs. John Aiken went TO Leighton
this morning for a few days visit
with relatives. Mrs. Aikens sister,
Mrs. Colly Stewart, of South Dakota,
is also visiting in Leighton. and Mrs.
Stewart and Mrs. Aiken have not
met in fifteen years.
Alice Z. Wartb. former Oskaloosa
girl. now of Nashville. Tenn, has the
thanks OF the Herald for a copy OF the
"Suffragette." the paper which was
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