The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-16
of oskaloosa, were in Abba Thursday

III. Steele, Wyo.
! Pella Booster: Mesrames Jas. Val
Vark and Joe De Hoeg visited las
Thursday with their aunt Miss Luc.
Koopman at OskalOosa.
Raymond McFate renewed his du
ties as school teacher at Rose Hill
this morning, after an over Sunda!
visit at his home in town.
Mrs. Fred Opel and son of CleaI
Lake who have been in town visiting
friends and acquaintances are return
ing tomorrow 10 their home.
Pella Booster: Neal Kersbergen
who is employed at the Rhynsburgel
egg house at Oskaloosa visited Pells
friends Thursday and Friday.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. w. o
Nugent came over from Oskaloosa
Wednesday night and are at the j.
o. Warner home for a few days.
George Shoemaker returned this
morning to his work at Des Moines
with the Lewis & Van Sickle Jewelry
Co, after a brief visit in town at his
home.
Miss Katherine Donnelley returned
this morning 10 Des Moines. after an
oyer-Sunday visit with her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Donnelley. 700 South
B street
Miss Helen Walker returned this
morning to her home in Perry, after
spending a most enjoyable week Wis
iting with friends in Oskaloosa and
Sigourney.
Bussey Record: Ed Clarahan. Of
Oskaloosa. spent the first OF the week
here at the home OF his niece. Mrs.
Z. c. Mcclure and family and other
relatives and friends.
Prairie City News: w. G. Ogg re-
turned Oskaloosa Tuesday, having
completed a deal whereby G. Wander
WAL sold his farm in Marion county
to c. Heitsman, of New Sharon.
Mayor Byron V. Sewers was in
Cedar Rapids today in company with
Superintendent Charles J. Fox of the
Peoples Water Company TO inspect
the operation OF some new apparatus
at that place.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Mckay and
son, went to Oskaloosa where they
visited over Sunday with friends.
The Mckay family just recently
moved to our city from the latter
place. Mr.. Mckay is employed in the
Wander WAL harness shop.
Mrs. l.. M. Bacon went to Des
Noines this morning 60 attend the
funeral OF her aunt. Mrs. Martha
Hawkins, who died Saturday at the
home OF a sister in Bows. Iowa. The
deceased was also sister OF NJ. NJ.
and Henry Dickson OF Rose Hill.
The following delegates left today
for Sigourney to attend the s. +.
Iowa District Convention of the c.
w. B. M-Rev. Charles Farley of the
Christian church and Mesdames vii.
lis Utterback, Andy Wlmore, Pulliam,
f. X. Taylor, w. Hull. and Arthur
Bake.
Herman McCord, of Eddyville. Wis.
tied in town over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Carson, of Washington,
is a guest of local relatives.
Theo. Ross, of Des Moines, visited
town fri ends Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Beah Evans, of Creston, is
with relatives here tor a weeks visit
Mrs. N?t. OliversOn, OF Des Moines,
was with OskalOOsa relatives on Eas'
ter.
Mis- SUI. Reynolds went to Winter.
set for a few days visit with rela.
tives.
Mrs Ida OvertuTT departed Satur.
day afternoon for Davenport to visit
friends
Jesse Howell is home from Iowa
City spending the spring vacation at
his home.
Ralph Mcintyre drove over from
Pella Sunday and spent the dOy visit.
ing with friends.
Miss Hilda Johnson, who has been
visiting here, returned Saturday after
noon to her home in Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Isabel Sherman, who has been
visiting with friends in town. left Sat.
urday afternoon for her home in Mo
line, Illonis.
r. NJ Boyer, cashier of the Mahas.
ka County Bank, went 10 Chicago
aSturday evening to he away a few
days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wooder and
little children, who have been visitors
Win lOtdI lclul
evening 10 their home near Fairfield.
aHrter B. Hull was home from col
lege visiting over Sunday at his un'
cle's, w. !. Clendenon, and left Mon.
day for few days visit in Des
Moines.
w. c. Ramsay and family, OF Knox
vile, passed through town Tuesday
afternoon via the Rock Island for OF
tumwa en- route TO their new home
in California.
Mrs. J. H. Pickett and daughter,
Miss Lillian, who have been in Water
loo for over three months, arrived
home Saturday. Mrs. Pickett, who
wa squite III while away. is greatly
improved and is gaining nicely, as
her many friends are pleased to know
Amos l.. shangle, father of l.. T.
Sbangle, is lying quite III at the home
OF his son on South Market street
He has Leen suffering with bad
siege OF the grippe. which has been
followed b.! q general breakdown and
decline. H., condition Is almost crit
ical. ..
David Robertson has arrived home
from visit of nearly three years du
ration spent with his daughters, Mrs
Fannie Dodge, of Johnstown. New
York He will remain In Oskaloosa
which he always calls home indefi