The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

days visit at the home Of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nicolas
son, ON North Seventh street.
Miss Dena McCord OF Abba passed
through the city Friday afternoon en-
route to Searsboro where she viii
spend a week or more before return
ing to Oskaloosa for a few days visit
with Oskaloosa relatives and friends
Il Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Margaret
IMcKibben sold her restaurant Tues
day to Mrs. II. II. Wolfe and posses
sion was given Wednesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Allender, of Oska
Iloosa, will assist Mrs. Wolfe in the
conduct of the business.
New Sharon Star: Miss Alma Grow.
der will resume her duties as deputy
county auditor next week after her
lsummer vacation. Miss Lorena
Briggs, who has been filling the posi-
ton the past two weeks, will continue
her college work dhis fall.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Catherine
Warner entertained the following
guests last Wednesday at her home
on South Second street, the entertain
ment being in the nature of picnic:
Miss Woodland Miss Rosa Schmitt OF
Oskaloosa and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Herman Schmitt and two sons, from
| South Dakota Miss Woodland is a
telephone operator at Oskaloosa.
Montezuma Republican: +. d. Ray
burn, with his new six-cylinder, took
Mrs Marsh, the Republican aggrega-
ton, Willard Bryan and his own fam
LOT
day evening. A great trip, but the
hills south of Barnes City are not to
De sneeZed at Mr.. Rayburn is secre-
AIRY of the 10th Iowa and he wanted
o see the president of the associa-
ton, M. Natter.
Beatrice (Neb.) Sun: r. l. Garden,
Of Tracy, Iowa, is visiting in this city
with Chas. Hogate of the Lyric thea
ire. Uncle Bob" Is on his way to
colorado, and stopped here for few
lays to see what Nebraska looks like.
Yesterday afternoon he and Mr.. Ho-
gate, accompanied Sheriff Schlek to
the southern part of the county, He
vas surprised that Gage supports
such a prosperous country.
(From Mondays DailyD
Ted Briggs is off on vacation trip
o Chicago and places in Michigan
md Wisconsin.
!. w. Clendenon was called to
What Cheer this morning by the
ieath of his aged mother.
Miss Elizabeth Marschall, of Iowa
City, is a guest of her brother Frank
Marshall, of the Pike drug store.
Abba Republican: Mrs. r. |. Mitch
I'll of Oskaloosa was in Abba the past
week visiting with her husband and
he many good Abba friends.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Ralph Por-
ter and little daughter Marjorie re-
turned Monday from a weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Oska-
loosa and Beacon.
Centerville Citizen: Miss Reta
Sewers, who has been visiting at
Ilen Hagan Park with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mace Hagan, left yesterday for Oska-
loosa where she win visit before re-
turning to her home in Des Moines.'
Beatrice tNeb) Sun: r. /. Garden
Of Tracy, Iowa, who has been visiting
:. +. Hogate for the past few days,
vent to Bladen yesterday for short
visit. He expects to return here be-
fore he goes on a trip to Denver and
then home.
Lovilia Press: Miss Marie Parker,
Of Oskaloosa,. visited in the city over
Sunday, the guest of her grandfather,
Richard O'Brien, and other relatives.
She was accompanied home by her
81 hppn
visiting here for several weeks.
Fremont Gazette: Mr. and Mrs. p.
C. Alderman returned to their home
at Iowa City Thursdty. Mr.. Aker-
man was the local agent for the Oska-
loosa Motor Car Co., and the season
being about over he returned to his
home. His wife was with him dur
ing his stay here.
What Cheer Patriot: Sunday, the
9th, Mr.. and 81 Mrs. Bass and two
daughters from Rose Hill, and Floyd
and Charley Moore of Oskaloosa, were
visiting at the parental Hutchinson
home at Indianapolis. Mrs. Hutchi-
son returned home with them to
spend a week at the Moore and Bass
homes. H
Saturday Globe: Rev. Joseph Soph-
er, of New, Providence, Iowa, was in
the city over Sunday He leaves
shortly for GuiIford College, North
Carolina, where he will attend the
Friends Yearly Meeting. Before re-
turning he will also attend the Ohio
Yearly Meeting at Mt. Pleasant, Ohio,
and Wilmington Yearly Meeting at
Wilmington, Ohio, besides visiting the
Lewis Cattell family at Beloit. Ohio.
He expects to return in time for the
Iowa Yearly Meeting here.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Celia Davis,
daughter and son, and two grandchil-
dren came TO Abba the first of the
week and c. ioyed a visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Williams. Mrs.
Davis was resident OF Abba forty
FIVE years ago and conducted a restau-
rant where the Oxford Cafe now
stands. She renewed many old ac-
quaintances and there was pleasure
on both sides. They left Abba and
went TO Oskaloosa and after short
visit there they will go to their home
at Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. r. l.. Payton who recently sub.
mitted to sever operation at the Os'
kaloosa Hospital has recovered suf
| ficently to be removed to her home in
What Cheer.