The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-05


Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Bridges and Mr.,
and Mrs. Jim Griggs and daughter
Nola, OF Fremont, visited vita MIS-
Riggs Sunday, who is quite Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Decker gave
party Saturday afternoon TO some
little people for tneir son Clifford,
who was seven years old. They had
a fine time and voted Clifford q royal
entertainer. s..g 3 e. Els. ylz-,I
The w. b. s. club gave Hailow,
cen party at Mrs. shunk's Saturday
Ievening. -s.,. a,H ~ re a.
Mrs spoolstra, Mr.. and Mrs. On.
sieker and While Langrath went TO
| Oskaloosa Saturday. s.a -.rf.a. hr
Horace Slater, who il working in
! Fremont, spent SATURDAY night with
r. A, Carpester. s.
Mrs. Kittie Sullivan and daughter
Mrs. Phearis and two children went
Ito Centerville Friday.
! Leland Lyon was home last week
with bad, spell Of ASTHMA.
Miss Hattie Lyon, Of Oskaloosa,
visited in Wright Saturday.
Miss Pearl Sullivan, Of Abbott's
hospital, visited her parents here
Sunday. ..~ r., -. T.. .>.,i
Mr.. and Mrs. win Sullivan and
came in their automobile Sunday to
visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jer-
ry Sullivan, and their granddaughter
Mrs Barrett ..s..
Rev. Doty, of University Park,
preached both morning and evening
at the Friends churca. i@-... . ~. a.
Quarterly meeting was fneld at
the Union church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Emmert, OF Oskaloosa,
visited Miss Mary Riggs Monday.
Mrs. Maine Hedlund, of Highland
Center, came Friday to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Unsicker, Of Wright,
returning home Monday. ~. q ~.
Mrs. Robert Tennis is visiting
Mrs. Hammond this week.
Miss Alta Landfear went to Ere
mont Monday to get dental work
Perry Nesbitt went to Fremont
Monday. He is not very we'll .g..
Mrs. Fred Engleman and son aRus.
sell visited with her parents In What
Cheer Sunday. ge.1 ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Witt, Of Knox
Vile, was in Wright Monday. .a
Sunday was beautiful day and
lots of people were Joy riding, many
automobiles passing tnrough here.
Eighteen car loads OF stock were
shipped by the M. & st. L. railroad
last month. Some went to Peoria;
the largest number of cars to Cam
bridge, Mass. ,s,
Mrs. Esther Gullick called at the
parental Randall home Monday.
? Mrs. Mary Riggs is some better at
this writing. - .--~-',r 81, -.
Miss Gail Wright is. clerking in the
IN re
sic Allsup, who Is at home piecing
quilts. think we will near wed
ding bells soon. .. ."..'
; Mrs. Lizzie Myers Is staying in 0s.
kaloosa with Mrs. Hoover. 4.
Miss Bernice Howell, who attend.
ed school In town Is at home SOW
and going to Maple Grove school.
Mrs. Mollie Howell and children of
Oskaloosa visited over, Sunday at
the parental Howell acme. .g%,<},
Mira c. g. d. Randall's daughters
were helping her quilt Monday. ,.
The Ladies' Aid viii meet with
Mrs. Oliver Cochran next week ~,
> The missionary society, meets vito
Mrs Dora Perkins next Thursday sf
ternon. ~ i ->5 - @'s~.-. '2~,'
Frank Hoffman, of oskaloosa was
in Wright Monday afternoon calling
on voters ~
s, A. Randall purchased a four
gang pillow from a firm In Moline, Ill.
to be used with his oil engine ne re-
Gently bought from a firm in Des
Moines.
d. X. Unsicker loaded a car OF
oats for St Louis and Tom Emmert
shipped a car of hogs to East Cam.
bridge, Mass, Monday.
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