The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-01-22

81 MIS-. ia harvey Went 10 new Sna
on Monday to visit with her aunt.
Abba Union: Chester Bradbury {
the Golden Eagle was in Oskaloos
Thursday.
Mrs. C. L. Hamilton went to Pell
Tuesday morning to spend the da
with friends.
Mrs. Geo. Groves and Miss Bell
Baker of New Sharon. were in tn
city Monday shopping.
Miss Bertha Mckinley of George
llowa, is in the city for a ten day
visit with Miss Pearle Sntier.
II. d. Parker has moved from hi
residence ON f avenue west, to hi
new cottage at 1905 High ave east
Mrs. +. Gatewood of Delta, went t
Fremont Monday afternoon to be wit
her daughter, Mrs. Grin Fuller, VIII
is i'll.
Abba Union. DIR. Appleman of Os
kaloosa was in Abba yesterday,
guest of his sister, Mrs. Z. p. Orth, OIL
south Maine Street.
Mrs. Charles Brown left Tuesda.
morning for Marysville, where SHE
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they will stay while.
Mrs. John J. Jackley departed Tues
day noon via the c. r. |. a. p. t
Denver Colorado, where she will en-
joy visit with her daughter.
Grinnell Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. c
F.. Cord and family, who have beef
guests at the l.. b. Colby home, have
gone to their home in Oskaloosa.
Miss Anna Bugar, who has beer
visiting in the city with friends ant
relatives for number of days, depart
ed Tuesday morning for her home il
Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Barnard re
ceived a telegram this morning thai
their Son-in-law, Rev. J. M. Jackson
was very sick, and they leave tonight
for San Francisco.
Mrs. J. d. Hawkins is visiting fol
a few days with her daughter, Mrs
c. Nj. Graham and family, in Water
loo, before departing to join her hus
band at their new home in keota, Col
Abba News: George Harper and
daughter, Miss Grace, Mrs. John Hols
claw and Mrs. James Claver attended
the funeral of the formers niece, Mrs
Ollie Parker last Friday in Oskaloosa
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Turts and baby
who have visiting at the home of Mrs
Turts' mother in Charlottesville, pas
sed through the city Monday after
noon on their way home to Harvey
Father Lotus and two other Faith
ers. the choir of the st. Mary's church
and Miss Emily Neagle, left Tuesday
morning for LoVila, where they viii
attend the funeral of Father Smythe
of that place.
Miss Nellie Wee Richards, who i
connected with the American Homo
Finding Association" located at OF
tumwa, Iowa, accompanied two child
rem to MacGregor, Iowa, where they
will be put in carefully selected
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Kendig left
Tuesday morning for Chicago, where
they will attend the Automobile Show
They will visit also in Monticello, Ind
with Rev. Henry Kendig, Franks
brother, and from there they will &C
to Michigan.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Mrs. Frank Shoemake has gone tc
Des Moines for two weeks WISH
with friends.
Sully News: Roy Williams of Os
kaloosa was a visitor in our commun
ity last week.
Mrs. Ora Lyons of this city wen
to Eddyville Wednesday morning t
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Mrs. Nettie McGregor, who has
has been visiting friends in the city
returned today to her home in New
ton.
Rev. Thos. Rowe, of West Chester
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs
C. d. Alexander, 407 Third avenue
west, returned to his home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Petermerz ant
children, who have been guests a
the home of Mr. Petermerz's rela
tives in Harvey, returned to theil
home in Everly, Iowa.
J. B. France, who has been a CUES
at the Lacey Hotel, departed Wed
nesday morning over the u, K. |. q
P, for Olanda, Florida, where h
will spend a few months. He wen
by way of Washington, ID. c.
Miss l.. NJ. Behneman departed
Wednesday morning over the c., X.
&c p, for Seattle, Washington. Mis-!
Behneman accompanied the remains
of Lydia F.. Neumeister, who died a
Seattle, January 4, 1914, and was in
tered in Forest cemetery in this city
Mrs. G. r. Lyle and babies, whit
have been enjoying visit OF abou
six weeks duration at the home o
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M
Wells, on North G street, accompan
led by her husband, who made a sew
eral Gays visit here, departed Tues
day morning over the M. & st. L., TO
their home at Indianapolis, Ind.
| James NJ. Burke was passenge
Monday afternoon for Eldora, wher'
he will have charge of new linotype
machine in one of the printing OF
fees OF that place, and during his All
sence Horace Colman, at the c. L
Farmhouse Conservatory Building
will have charge of the Burke OF
chestra.
S. A. Dalziel, of What Cheer, is i
the city visiting AL Massey, who j
on the Orient vaudeville stage tn
first part of this weeks program j
a comedy and clarionet stunt of e>
ceptionally fine quality. Mr. Masse
4 xrtsNI. he n