The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-07-16
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(From Saturdays Daily

cousin, Bill Young of Marshalltown
Miss Helen Kirby of MarshalltowI
is making a week end visit with hel
friend Madeline Stump
w. Fl. Evans OF 7l2 north Fl stree
went to Des Moines this morning Il
look after some business matters.
II. W. Mramme OF Kramme Dru(
store was in Des Moines Friday Wis
iting with friends and attending Il
business
c. Erstera OF this city went to De!
Moines this morning to commence
work Monday at his new position in
Des Moines.
Miss Esther Fallberg of Chicago
is in the city visiting her cousin
Miss Esther Fallberg, OF SIG south
First street.
William J Billick left this Morning
over the c. r. l. & p. for Kansas
City, where he will look after som =
cattle business.
Justice of the Peace L. NJ. Bacon
and little grandson, George Bacon,
are visiting over Sunday with rela.
tives in Knoxville
Washington Press: Mrs. A. f. Grim
and children of Oskaloosa returned
TO their home Monday after a visit
al Charles LoVeletts'.
Fred Moore of the ClendenOn Shoe
store is home from Cedar Rapids,
where he attended a convention OF
Iowa Retail Shoe Dealers.
j. A. Dubois, District Manager of
the Mutual Life Insurance Co., was
in town Friday and left this morning
for his home in Cedar Rapids.
James Whitehill, son of DR.. and
Mrs. G. w Whitehill, returned Thurs
day evening from a five weeks visit
in the northern part of the state.
Fremont Gazette: Mayor Sewers
was entertained on the Fourth at a
fried chicken dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Alderman.
Mrs. J.. w. Grady and daughter,
who have enjoyed visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Parr, re-
turned Friday to their home in Peoria
Illinois.
New Sharon Star: Miss Marie Par
ker of Oskaloosa spent Thursday and
Friday with her friend, Miss Minnie
Harrison, Intertype operator at the
Star office.
Mrs. C. L. Farmhouse returned on
Frida syeyening from EddyVille where
she spent Thursday and Friday al
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. How
ard Harold.
Miss Fern Smith, of Fremont,
spent Friday with friends in this city
and left this morning for Des Moin-
es, where she goes 10 spend several
days with relatives
Mrs. Mary Langhorst, who has been
spending several days with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. P. Seibert, of GOT south
Second street, returned this morning
TO her home in Lost Nation, Iowa.
Miss Lydia Sindler, who has been
enjoying q two weeks visit with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
F. Motsch OF 40 Second avenue east,
left this morning for her home in st.
Louis.
New Sharon Star: Miss Lucy Whar
ton Of Fremont arrived last week and
spent several days with her uncle,
Walter Lee She is now visiting al
the Alexander Randels home in the
country.
EddyYille Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A Fleming were in Oskaloosa
Monday Mrs. Fleming, who was OPP
Grated upon some weeks ago, has not
been SO well of late, but is again on
the mend at this writing.
Guy Bacon. OF the Des Moines
Capitol, is taking an enforced lay
OFF until the LIST OF September due TO
a badly poisoned foot, which is
combining him to his fathers home on
south Market sereet extension.
Misses Margaret and Ruth Fitz-
gerald OF Waterloo are enjoying a
visit in this city with their grand
mothers, Mrs. w. S. Kenworthy OF
us Second avenue west and Mrs. {.
Fitzgerald of 7Ol south b street.
r. J. Burke is in town for over
Sunday after a most successful five
weeks trip. Mr.. Burke who travels
for a New York house reports that
the business outlook was never bet
ter than IL is for this coming tall
season.
Montezuma Republican: Tuesday
evening OF last week Miss Edith
Hope entertained q number of the
friends of Miss Dorothy Kelley, al
the ]. c. Hope home. Miss Kelley
left Sunday for her home in Oska
loosa.
Harry Walton of the Des MoineS
News, who has been spending a two
weeks vacation at the parental s. s
Walton home. returned to his wOrE
this morning. Harry is making &
fine success OF his work in the CAPT
tai City.
Mrs. Kate Reece and two daugh
ters, Mrs Craig and Miss Heller
Reece OF St. Joseph Missouri, wht
we're 10 the city attending the funera
OF the late Mrs Jane Johnson, lef
Friday to visit relatives in Fremon
and ottumwa.
Miss Eileen Fitzgerald, of Rockwell
after spending few weeks with he
cousin, Miss Ada Duffy. of ,207 Thirl
avenue east, left this morning owe
the G. r. |. & P. for Davenport, wher
she will be guest Of her cousin Mis-
Ethel Dodson. .,..
Fremont Gazette: II. B. Fellers G
Marshalltown, who is employed
the M. & ST. L. in the Offices at ths
place, has been transferred TO o.
kaloosa and viii move there within
short time. He was here Tuesday e.