The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12

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Bow, Nebraska, returned to her hon
this week.
Miss Mae J. Evans, OF Bostor
Mass, is a guest at the J.. p. HAT
: home for few days, before return
ing to Partridge, Ills, to spend tn
winter with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Glaze
daughter Ruth and friends motore,
down to Fairfield Friday to witness
the Penn-Pearson foot ball game
which resulted disastrously for thu
Quakers.
Guy Bacon who has been at the
parental Henry Bacon home on South
Market street, went to Centcrville
Thursday to be a guest at the Roy
Wymore home and he goes thence to
Davenport.
Thos Stephenson, of 90S South
Eleventh street, has some beautiful
chryanthemums that are blooming
profusely in the yard. They have
withstood Jack Frost and show what
Iowa can do in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Elmandorf and
daughter Miss Lois enroute from
their home in Atlanta, Georgia to
California where they will spend the
winter are guests of the |. w. Glen
demon home on High avenue east.
Jack Holcomb, who for the past
eight or ten weeks has been employ
ed as dispenser at the soda fount-
ain of the Green e. Bentley Drug Co.,
left Friday night by the way of Des
Moines for his home at Madrid,
iowa.
President and Mrs. H. H. Seerley,
of Cedar Falls, are here for an over.
Sunday visit, guests at the c. c.
Pike home. They had been in Des
Moines TO attend the State Teachers
and came down to see
the odd town" again.
Claude K. Hayes. superintendent of
the city schools of Salem, Iowa, stop
ped over in Oskaloosa to visit his
relatives. the Roses" of 401 south A
street. Mr.. Hayes was enroute home
rom Des Moines where he has been |
attending the annual state meeting |
" the Iowa State Teachers Associa-
ion
Mrs. Lula White, patriotic instruct
VI of the state department of the |
Noman's Relief Corps and Mrs. j. e.
aide to tn department |
resident were in Des Moines to-day |
n attendance at the district conven-
ion of the corps Mrs. White went
q response to special invitation to
anticipate in the convention and she
ppears on the program with a read
as.
From MONDAYS DajIyl
Pella Chronicle: Misses Marie
Vichhart and Matte GRANDPA visited
-iends in Oskaloosa over Sunday.
Grinnell Register: Mrs. Sallie
Wheeler, of Oskaloosa, visited a few
avs this week with Mrs John TIL 1
)rd
Sigourney News: Mr.. and Mrs
go. Randall and baby of Oskaloosa
pent Sunday at the parental Sam
utler homo.
Mr.. and Richard Clifton of St. Paul
were guests Friday even
lg of friends in the city and left Sat
rday for Keokuk.
Pella Booster: G. l.. Wander Lin
en- and wife of this place visited in
skaloosa last Thursday with T. Van
er Linden and family.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. j. A. ,
axter, of Oskaloosa, visited part of
st week in Sigourney with her par
It's Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Storm.
What Cheer Patriot Mrs. James !,
sborne, son Eugene and daughter i
arab. of Oskaloosa came Tuesday
II visit with Mrs Cecil Hasty.
Winterset Reporter: Miss Eva !
cCulley arrived home Thursday
gening from Oskaloosa, where she
I'D been to attend the-U. P. Presby- t
r.. S
ent to Oskaloosa Tuesday night to
eet Mrs. Nichols sister, Mrs. B. E. q
cal, of Decatur, Illinois, who is com {
e here for visit.
Pella Chronicle: Burt Fuller of
lie college took the stenographer's
vii service examination at Oska- &
osa the first of last week. He hopes !
} get into the government service.
Harry Weatherwax of the Doll Cafe
,rce left Friday morning for Des a
Dimes in response TO q hurry call I
Id his friends are led to expect '
lat his going means more than Dusi- a
es:.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Thomas, c
no has been assisting in the revival a
lettings which have been held at 4
le Christian church for the past Ii
Iree or four weeks, returned to her
ONE in OsKaloosa Monday on &C Z
,unt of pressing engagements.
G. L. Price of 636 north C street Il
1T Friday night via the NJ. & ST. l.. I
" Minneapolis, and from there he IL
Ill go to Schenectady, New York, to
iper'ntenu the construction OF Is l.
ew engines for the NJ. G. st. L. He I
1pects to be gone about six weeks.
What cheer Patriot: We were s
yer to Oskaloosa last Saturday and .
leila Beans said that he desired
lat we make correction that Os-
aloosa wanted the Prairie Farmers Il
lsurance to move their headquart- /
IS to that city He says II properly [
slongs over here where II was first
.ganized We are pleased to make 1
le correction. n
OF former Oskaloosa physician,
10 Abba Union says: Or. y. J.. Lu.
ems. the popular and successful eye
,ecialist, was married TO Mrs Ell
amor Wild at the home of Mr.. and
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