The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-27

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and family drove to Oskaloosa Tue
S day evening to hear Nine. Alice Me
4 sen.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mr.!
J. A. Griggs and daughter Ida visite
over Sunday with relatives at Osks
loosa
Sigourney Review: Miss Ella Schu
man, of Oskaloosa, visited over Sun
day in SigOurney with relatives ant
friends.
Sigourney News: Miss Katherine
Schwartz, of OskalOosa, was a bust
mess caller in SigOurney Monday an.
TUESDAY.
Sigournpy News: Miss Maude Lu
Their went to OskalOosa Monday t
spend a few days at the chautauqua
and to visit.
Miss Flo Jones, of Beacon, wio has
been suffering with an attack of ty
phoid fever, is much better and on
the road to recovery.
Pella Booster: Miss Mary Duns
more, of OSkaloosa, was a guest q
few days last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mckay.
Pella Booster: John Braam and
wife went to Oskaloosa Monday af-
ternoon for a visit at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Yer Ploeg.
Mrs. Laura Paskln and family fol-
lowing the disposition of the old
home place at Beacon to a man nam
ed Harris, have moved to Minneapolis.
Clark and daughter returned to their
L. nel Gnk n
few days visit at the L. Briggs home.
WayIand News: Miss Nellie
Brooks departed for Oskaloosa last
Wednesday, where she has been at
tending chautauqua and visiting
friends.
Abba News: Messrs. and Mes
danes Rex Morrow, Ralston Cress.
we'll and Clarence Godthey drove to
Ottumwa and Oskaloosa Saturday in
the Morrow car.
Mrs. Orlena A. Dye, who has been
visiting at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. G. E. Weaver, of Springfield, J,
has returned and is now at the Ritch.
lie home near Cedar.
Fremont Gazette: Howard Goeh.
ring borrowed his fathers car and
in company with Harold Dean, of
Oskaloosa, left Sunday morning for
a week at the lakes in Minnesota.
Agent J. II. Hardenburgi, of the
Iron Works, of Des Moines,
who assisted in putting through the
new lighting system for High ave
hue West, was in town Saturday look
ing after extensions in prospects.
Abba News: DR.. and Mrs. r. P.
Miller, Rev. and Mrs Martin, Miss vi
Ia Smith and Chas. Smith drove to
0Skaloosa Tuesday evening in the |
Miller car to hear Nine. Nielsen, one |
If Americas greatest prima donnas, |
sing. She appeared on the chautau- |
Iua platform.
Comrade Albert LOughridge of the |
It'll Iowa cavalry, has sent word that !
he has returned from abroad and will |
be present at the 4th Iowa cavalry
and Sth infantry reunion at lndianola,
which opens tomorrow and continues
for three days. He hopes to see all
the old boys there.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. NJ Kramer
went to Oskaloosa Thursday after.
noon, where she met her daughter, |
Mrs. Herman Moschel, of Ottumwa |
The two ladies attended the Cdautau- !
Iua program at OskaloOsa that even
ng, after which Mrs. Kramer accom-
,anied her daughter home for a few
lays visit.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Margaret |
ZEE Evans, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
'hos. Jeffreys, of this city, is at Ar
ada, Iowa, this week engaged in her
york of organizing a Woodman cir
lie. Mrs. Evans is one of the state
'rganiZers and has recently been !
in the interests of the order
t Oskaloosa Size will finish her
work. at the last named place within
he next two weeks. Mrs. Evans was
ere from Saturday till Monday visit
ng at the parental home.
F. w. Else made business trip in.
o Wisconsin last week.
Frank Mathews made a business
rip this morning to Washington.
James Glass went to Sigourney this
morning to attend to business af-
airs.
Edgar Coffin has returned from a |
hree weeks trip to Chicago, Peoria
nd Milwaukee.
arthur y. SOhSy udo tSIul hSu
rom a weeks business trip to his
arm in North Dakota.
Mrs. J. C.. Wright, 619 north B ST.
las returned home after an extended
'isit with relatives in Oregon.
Miss Pearl Rose of 40l south A
street, spent Sunday with her friend
Mrs. George Heilman at Abba.
Guy Bacon and little brother went
o Des Moines this morning on a
hort business and pleasure trip.
Miss Name Shackleton of Chicago. |
eft last week for a short visit in ,
before returning home.
Miss Stella Mickey returned Satur
lay from Des Moines, where she has |
,een looking after business matters |
Charles F. Gatewood went to Mus
atine this morning to dispose of his |
tanks at the button factory at taat !
ity.
Miss Eva Roberts returned this
morning to Chicago after a visit al
he home of her mother, Mrs. Mary
". Roberts.
Miss Flora Schneider returned |
ZONE Saturday from a six weeks Wis
I with friends and relatives in Cleve- |
and, Ohio, and Detroit, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. l.. Funk of l04 |