The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-22

bert, of Oskaloosa.
Miss Katie Kennail. OF Minneapolis
was In town yesterday en- route I
Wayland, where she goes to spen
THE winter with her sister.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Mar
Brownfleld left Thursday for OskaloI
sa TO attend the big three days fes
tiyal and to visit with relatives 70
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Slater, @
SIT Ninth avenue East, left Frida
noon via the NJ. & ST. L, for Louis
vile, Ky. where they go to make al
leXtended visit i
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitmore havt
changed their residence location from
212 Third avenue East to one of tn,
+. w. Glaze fats, second floor, No
All High avenue West.
Abba Republican: Miss Anna
Phoenix, formerly of Abba, but now
OF OskaloOSa, visited with friends
| Friday of last week. Miss PhoeniN
was en- route to Omaha for a visit
with old friends.
Fremont Gazette: f. NJ. Ellis was
in Oskaloosa Sunday, to visit mis-
daughter, Miss Grace Ellis, who is al
Abbott's hospital, where she under,
went an operation last week for goi,
ire and fibroid tumors. She Is get.
ting along very well.
Abba Republican: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. r. Goodwin and children of Os-
kalOosa, were In Abba Sunday visit.
ing with friends, The Goodwin fam
lily is one of the good families watch
have left Abba, and the occasion of
their return brings forth many happy
greetings from friends.
Keota Eagle: The State Bank
looks fine since Clarence Dayton and
his assistants from OskaloOsa put the
finishing touches to the walls. They
call il the Tiffany finish and we don't
know what that is, only that it is
pretty--some kind of wall prepare.
ton placed on canvass. ..
Eddyville Tribune: VIII Johnson,
who has been in poor health for some
time. was taken to 0skalo0sa last
Monday and operated on for appendi-
citis at the Mercy hospital. Mrs.
johnson went along and will remain
for the present. At last report he
was getting along nicely.
RcN. u'
l.. Minear, of 0skaloosa, superinten-
dent of the NJ. f. church, was in Mon
tezuma Thursday and attended the
conference on Thursday
night. He with Rev. Blagg spent
Friday at Deep River and he left that
afternoon for Ewart To spend the
night there.
(From Mondays Daiiy.)
G. Geneva was over from Abba on
Sunday and enjoyed the day with
Oskaloosa friends. l
John Kamerick and Joe Schippers
were over from Pella Sunday visiting
with OskalOosa friends.
Arthur B. Mikesell, of GrinnelI, is
spending a few days in the. city
visiting his mother, Mrs. Nettie Mike
sell.
Miss Eleanor Mitchell. who is ste.
nographer in the superintendent
Sunday with her mother and friends
at Olewein, Iowa.
Mrs. c. E. Copeland and daughters
Edith and Hazel left today for Des
Moines. After a short visit with rel
atives in that city they will return TO
their home in Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Core and two
sons come from White River, South
Dakota to reside in Oskaloosa and
are quartered at No. 81 A avenue
west Mr.. Gore is employed at the
Chef Quick market.
Max Workman returned Sunday
night to Ames, after a short visit
with his folks south of town. Max
is pursuing the course in Animal
Husbandry, and is in his Sophmore
year at the Iowa State College.
Charlie Dennison, and Arthur
Streck, of Grinnell, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Oskaloosa visiting
with Arthur Mikesell and friends.
They were also among the special
ors at the foot ball game Saturday.
Homer Madison has returned to.
his college duties at the Iowa State
college of Agriculture and Mechan.
ic Arts, after spending Saturday and
Sunday in the city visiting at the
parental James Mattison home, III
College avenue.
Louie Jones returned this morning
TO his business in Ottumwa after
spending Sunday in 0skaloosa visit
ing with his mother, Mrs. Lima Jones
and sister Miss Villa Jones, of 402
Third avenue east. and with friends
here in the city.
Mrs A. II. Ward OF MarshalltOwn,
returned home this morning after al
pleasant visit in this city with Mrs.
P. Fl. Maley Mrs. Ward attended the
Marshalltown High school
game here Saturday, her son being
member of the Marshalltown team.
w. NJ. Robinson, George w White
nil and Shell Fishburn are home
rom Muscatine, where they attended
the state convention Of the Iowa Red
Men and where they had most en-
joyable time and Witnessed the big
parade. DIR. Whitehill
vas appointed to the office OF grand
suard of the forest.
Miss Edna Girard, and her mother,
Mrs. Marguerite Girard. Of Wann,
arrived in the city Satur,
DAY night and were guests Sunday
Of Oskaloosa friends. Miss Girard
left Sunday evening for her home,
but Mrs. Girard win make an extend
ed visit with friends and relatives in
and around Oskaloosa.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kembie arrived
home Sunday evening from Chicago