The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-22

J those who attended the fall festiyi
In oskaloosa Friday
Bloomfield Democrat: Mr.. an
, Mrs A. c. Lester and Mrs. Mary Cal
ady left Saturday for a weeks Wis
in Oskaloosa at the home of Mr.. Lee
teE's brother James Lester.
Delta Press; Mrs. Geo. Bensle
went to Oskaloosa Monday, wher
she was joined by her little daughter
Nenra, who had been visiting at tn
home of Vernie Black at Bussey
Pella Booster: Mrs, VIM. Wiser
WAC lives five miles southwest of thi
city, went to Oskalobsa Saturday al
ternoon TO undergo a medical exam
nation at the Abbott hospital. Mrs
| Wiser has been on the sick list thu
past few months with dropsy and ma
not been getting along very we'll
Abba Union: The Missionary so
ciety of the United Presbyterian
church met with. Mrs. c. N. Bloom
field last Thursday afternoon anC
Mrs. Ollie Welsh and Mrs. Minnie
Holmes We're elected delegates to at
tend the Missionary convention of the
Des Moines district to be held IL
Oskaloosa the last Of October.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Attorney s. NJ. Morris went to Gri
nnell Tuesday on a business trip.
Grinnell Herald: Born Oct. 8, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace X. Adkins, a
daughter, Ruth Ellen.
Lovilia News: Misses Nell Barnes
and Anna Edwards were visitors in
Oskaloosa last Thursday.
Attorney Thomas Bray was down
from Grinnell Tuesday attending to
business affairs in Oskaloosa.
Abba News: Mrs. Chas. l.. Davis
of Oskaloosa arrived Wednesday for
visit at the parental S. f. Tucker
nome.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Emma
Lundy went to Oskaloosa Wednes.
day for a few days visit with her
mother.
4 Mrs. Nellie West and daughter
Alice Marie of Soldier, Kansas, Wis.
tied Sunday afternoon with the Hen
ry Horne family.
Mrs. c. NJ. Long went to Marshall
town Tuesday afternoon to make an
extended visit with her children, who
make their home in that city.
Mr.. Henry A. Horne of 42O north
Third street left Saturday evening
for McGregor, Iowa, where he has &C.
cepted position in the poultry bust.
ness.
Mrs. ]. H. Willis and family have
terminated their residence at Rose
Hill and have moved to Oskaloosa
and are now located at 1901 A ave.
lue west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Johnson
were down Tuesday from their home
neal Searsboro and spent the day at
the parental Henry c. Hull home, I'll
High avenue east
Mrs. c. E. Brooke, of 7O4 High ave
nue. west went to Marshalltown on
Tuesday afternoon where she was
called by the sickness of her daugh
Mrs. George Brooke.
Abba News: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Vidas attended the funeral of her
cousins, who we're killed in an auto
by train hitting them. The funeral
was held Thursday in Oskaloosa.
Abba Union: PROF. Chas. Griffin
has given UP the music class in Abba
for the year on account of an excess
of work at Penn college. Several OF
his Abba pupils will go to Oskaloosa
10 take their lessons from him.
Wappello News: r. G. Grattan has
returned home from OskalOosa. Mr..
Grattan was visiting at Oskaloosa
and had attack of typhoid fever and
has been at that place for the past
TWO months. Mrs. Grattan and child
ZEN are still there.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Pearl Matt.
hews recently had visitors from Kan
sas, her aunt and a cousin, also Mr.
and Mrs. Coffin from Oskaloosa. Mrs.
Fowler and babies from Newton and
her brother and his family from
Lockman, in all being thirty-five to
eat Sunday dinner.
EddyvilIe Tribune: The KrizeT
brothers are we'll known corn raisers
around this country and the reason
that w. E. did not receive any prizes
on the corn at the Fall Festival in
Oskaloosa was that he acted as one
Of the judges and for that reason he
was barred from entering.
Knoxville Journal: Seth Way re,
turned to Abbott's hispital, Oskaloo.
sa, on Tuesday of this week His
leg, which has been caus.
ing him considerable pain and uneas
mess for several weeks, Is the cause.
He says that the liberation is yield
ing to treatment and that he will
probably escape surgical operation,
Mrs. Rosa Feht of Davenport is a
visitor in town.
b. J. Snyder was a business pas
senger this morning TO Ottumwa.
Edward A. Shawkey of Des Moines
is visiting local friends and acquain
tances this week.
Mrs. w. Z. Kemble, OF 1906 ave
nue. east went to Muscatine Tuesday,
for visit at the parental Amos KEN
bio home.
r. T. McClain was over from Fair,
field Tuesday on a business trip and
was a guest at the ]. ID. Snider home,
1923 North Third street
Miss Edith Foster. of ottumWa, IL
spending few days IN this city visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. II. II. Goodwin,
Of 435 North Thiro street,
Mrs. F. B. Hageman, OF 3l9 High
avenue east. left Tuesday afternoon