The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23

and wife spent Sunday at the home o.
&c parents a 0skaloosa.
i Pella Chronicle: Misses Halle
! Lois and Jessie Swain were Oska
loosa visitors Saturday afternoon.
Abba News: James Palmer and
Dr. Jackson, went to Oskaloosa Fri
day and drove home fine new auto
Bloomfield Republican; Clarence
Vorhis returned Tuesday from Oska-
loosa with a new Maxwell auto for
Boone Swinney.
Sigourney News: Mrs. Maude
Wheeler and children Of OskalOosa
visited over Sunday here with her
father, n. McVicker, and other re!a-
tiYes.
Mrs. Ernie Wray and daughter LII
Gle. have terminated their residence
here and will make Des Moines their
future home. Mr.. Wray is employed
with the Monarch Machine Co.
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
o. Grant, old-time residents of Pella,
but now living in OskalOosa, visited
few days this week with former
neighbors and friends in the city.
Washington Press: Malcolm Dow
ell has returned from OskalOOsa and
Sigourney where he spent few days.
He played at the Christian church con,
vention at Sigourney Monday even
ing.
Abba News: DR.. LukPns has re.
turned from Oklahoma and will soon
have his Office fitted mp in good shape.
He has been appointed special pension
examiner here. having held that posi-
ton in OskaloOsa. Enid Okla, and
now in Abba.
Washington Press: w. NJ. Johnson
and Mrs. W. G. Stewart and little
daughter. Margaret Alice went TO-
Des Moines Tuesday for a visit with
friends. They We're Joined at OSka-
loosa by Mrs. Manton Hebner who &C
cOmpanied them to Des MOines
Shad Holmes, of Des Moines, was
in town Sunday.
Wade Thompson, of Waterloo, was
among Oskaloosa friends yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer PettichOrd. of
during the week.
Mrs. Omega Watts, of Broken Bow.
is visiting friends here and
at Kirkville during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow L. Ebey, of In
arrived Saturday evening
and will visit with W. G. Ebey and
family, 622 North B street, for few
days.
Mrs. J. d. Hawkins, who has been
with Mr.. Hawkins on his claim, al
Keota, Colo, for the past several
IA. n haP hnnD hare
yesterday.
Miss S. A. Crafty who has been
absent almost a year visiting with
friends and acquaintances in Mich,
igan. Illinois. Ohio and New York
state, has resumed her residence
here.
Mrs. Anna Huebner. of Cardington,
Ohio, arrived Sunday morning for an
extended visit with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Weist, No. 2ll North Fifth St,
and sisters, Mrs. Margaret Williams
and Mrs. Mary A. Leonard.
Amos Shangle is still in a precari.
Gus condition at the home OF his son,
L. r. Shangle, on South Market street,
but the attending physician is hope
full OF permanent betterment While
Int IldllcUl Is very "tdh HIS NOilAllioh
is no worse from day to day.
". J. Ball, assistant manager Of
Frankels. has resigned and will leave
Oskaloosa about June l. He has not
decided whether he will locate in Des
Moines or Cedar Rapids. During their
stay here. Mr. and Mrs. Ball have
made many friends. all Of whom will
regret to see them leave OskalOosa.
Guy Bacon. formerly connected with
the reportorlal staff OF the Herald,
has resigned a position with the Dav
export Times to accept an offer OF
the Des MOines Capital and he is on
duty this morning. Mr.. Bacon was in
town Sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. K. II. Bacon, and his sister,
Mrs. Bert Hanna. Gny is a deserving
young newspaper worker and the pro
melton is merited.
OF the accomplishment Of former
OskalOOsa boy, the son of Ed Clara.