The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-12-04

friends. Mr.. Boyd is now located a
Washington.
Charlton Patriot: Mrs. L. o. Miller
left Wednesday for visit in Oska
loosa with her son, Ward, who is at
tending the Central Holiness univer
sity at that place.
Delta Press: Harry Rosenbergel
and Ward Milan, of Oskaloosa, visit
ed over Sunday with Rev. A. AHeath
tand assisted him in the revival meet
iings at Sprinfeid. +~iHiias ~
r. New sharon Star: Friends are
much concerned over the condition OF
Cornelius Phillips who is in the hos
pital at Oskaloosa. The outcome Of
his illness is quite doubtful. -
Pella Chronicle: Tuesday after
noon and evening was one of special
interest and pleasure for the mem.
bers of the local circle of G. A. r. la
dies. Inspector Mrs. Maude Patter
son, accompanied by sixteen other Ia
dies of Oskaloosa, came up to inspect
the ritualistic work of the post here.
They were very much pleased with
the eXemplification of the work by
the Pella ladies'.
The Cablenews-American, of Ma
Mia, p. l., under date of October 80,
says: Among the passengers who
arrived yesterday on the Mongolia
were Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Spencer and
daughter, who are on round the
world trip. Mr.. Spencer is the Sec
retary-treasurer of the Western Gro
Gerry Company at Oskaloosa, Iowa,
While here he intends to investigate
the wholesale grocery business with
the possibilities of future business ar
arrangements. The party will con-
tinue on the Mongolia to Hongkong"
Sac City Sun: George w. Schee of
Primghar. who a few years ago pre-
sented flags to each of the country
school houses in Sac county, recent
ly informed County Superintendent
j. r. Stacks that he would be glad to
replace the flags, which doubtless by
this time had become soiled by use.
The proposition was accepted on be-
half of the schools by the county su-
perintendent, who the first of the
month received from Mr.. Schee a
consignment of 1870 flags. The do
nor is a veteran of the civil war and
served four terms as representa-
tive in the Iowa general assembly
He is a patriotic citizen, whose gen
crosby usually finds expression in
that will help the coming
generation.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily)
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. Walter Moore
of Oskaloosa came Tuesday for a
visit.
Miss Cassie Bunton went to FIRE.
mont Monday for a brief visit with
friends.
Lovilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. LIMA
Ellis were over Sunday visitors in
Oskaloosa.
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. Grace Bate
man and daughter Helen were over
Sunday visitors in Oskaloosa.
Edwin Lawrence, of near Hedrick,
who has been in Oskaloosa for few
days, returned to his home Monday.
Keokuk Democrat: Miss Stella
Summers of Oskaloosa is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Aaron Garden.
Pella Booster: Misses Edith Rhyns-
burger and Edna Yer Ploeg called on
friends in Oskaloosa last Friday al
ternoon.
Pella Booster; Jas. Wander Pol and
wife, and DR.. Aschenbrenner and
wife spent Sunday with friends in
Oskaloosa.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Manton
Hebner has returned to her home in
Oskaloosa after a brief visit here
with friends.
Loyilia Press: Miss Beulah Hendrix
was a visitor with friends and rela-
tives in Oskaloosa the latter part
of last week.
Miss Gladys Hamilton, of Waterloo,
spent Sunday at the E. l.. Hamilton
home, departing Monday for Winfield
where she will spend few days.
Davis County Republican: Mrs.
Frank Rominger is the guest of her
sisters, Mrs. Henry Horn and Mrs.
w. B, Earhardt, of Oskaloosa, for a
few days.
Washington Journal: Miss Helene
Hartman who has been a guest Of
Miss Ethel Dean and Miss Helen
Berry, returned to her home at o.
hdlOOSd lOudy.
Pella Booster: Donald Rhynsburger
who spent a few days visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rhyns-
burger, returned to his home in Oska-
loosa Saturday.
Muscatine News-Tribune: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. T. Shangle left yesterday af-
ternoon for OskalOosa, after spend
ing the last few days at the A. G.
Merklebaugh home.
Washington Journal: Miss Ruth
Anderson and Miss Airline Gardner
went to Oskaloosa Wednesday night
for a visit with Miss Mary Barnett
They will return tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. German and son
Bert, of Des Moines, who have been
visiting Oskaloosa friends and rela
| tiyes for the past week, departed
Monday morning for What Cheer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Goodwin and
children, of 435 North Third street
spent Thanksgiving at Agency, re
turning home via Abba Sunday
spending the day there with friends
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. H. L
Davis left Saturday for her home il
Oskaloosa following a pleasant yisi
with her brother, c. Fl. Taylor AM
family, and her sister. Miss Minni
Taylor.
Newton Journal: Mrs. Ellsworth
Foster and son Lloyd, ard Mrs