The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-19
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NASlJ Win uGE lIiSuu MISS bGAhi1t
Baer has returned 10 her home IN
Iowa Falls.
G.. G.. Thompson, of Chicago, Ill.
arrived in the city Thursday after
noon and viii spend several days
in and around OskaloOsa.
Bert Martin and Dwight (Jinks)
Wymore are enjoying a weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Fair
field and Birmingham, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mckinley
have word of the death Thursday
evening of an aunt, Miss Hannah Van
Kirk at her home in Elizabeth, Pa.
Fremont Gazette; VIM. McKibben
returned Monday from an over Sun
day visit in Oskaloosa with his daugh
ter, Mrs Geo. Wheeler and family.
Wilbur K Donald, of Fayette, Mis-
souri,, after pleasant weeks visit
with friends in Mahaska county, left
Friday morning for his home in Mis-
scuri
New Sharon Star: T. E. Gosnell
and A. c.. Rodgers and wives and
Mrs. Quick spent Sunday afternoon
at the VIM. Mather's home in Oska'
loosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. James
Osborn, son and daughter returned
home to 0skaloosa Saturday after
visiting the formers daughter, Mrs.
Cecil Hasty.
Thomas Phillips, of Waukegon,
Illinois, was a guest Wednesday and
Thursday of III. d. Long, and left Fri
day morning on All extended visit
with relatives in THE Twin Cities"
What Cheer Chronicle: Insurance
Agent Gillaspie and son were over
from Oskalcosa last Friday. He said
business in their line has been a
little quiet on account of the money
stringency.
William McBurney, of 707 Second
avenue east, arrived home Thursday
afternoon from ten days visit with
his son In Chicago. Mr. McBurney
came home by the way of Ottumwa.
where he stopped on and spent Wed
nesday with another son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Norwood, of
Des Moines, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Elizabeth Jose
phine 10 Mr.. j. Paul Hatfield, Thurs
day, Nov. II, 1914, in Chicago. Mr..
10 q SOh vi thl. anu NhhS- -
L. Hatfield OF 704 A avenue east
New Sharon Star: Miss Carol Mar
tin entertained the following young
ladies to o'clock dinner at her
home Thursday evening: Beatrice
Spyker, Helen Whitaker, Pearl Chill
dress, Gladys Deck and Ruth Spen-
Ger, of Oskaloosa, Caire Davenport
and Buelah Core.
Dale HeinZman, a former Oska-
loosa boy, and FIVE friends motored
ND from Ottumwa Thursday evening
TO attend the dance given by Oska-
loosa Lodge No. So, Knights OF Pyth.
las. The out of town guests left a
little before 1900 o'clock for their
homes IN Ottumwa.
Ray Lyle, OF indianapolis, is ex-
pected here to-day for a brief visit
az the T. NJ Wells home No. ia
Third avenue east. He will be &C
companied home next week by his
wife, Mrs. Ethel Wells Lyle and
babies who hav been at the parental
homes here for a six weeks visit.
New Sharon Leader: 1t was with
much regret that the many wriends
of J. B. Heitsman learned that he
had resigned his position as cashier
OF the First National Bank, and the
directors very reluctantly accepted
the resignation. He is succeeded by
b. B. Watson who held similar posi-
ton with the Fourth National Bank
Of Wichita, Kansas, and is we'll quail
fed and comes highly recommended.
Mr.. Watson was raised in Oskaloosa
where his father, DR.. B. S. Watson,
was q practicing physician for many
wears. Mr.. Watson has rented the c.
McCutcheon property on West Mark
ct street, recently vacated by John
Jennings and will soon occupy 1t.
Mrs. Watson is at the home OF her
parents. B. r. Shoemake and VIE IN
Oskaloosa.
George w. Shockley is in Ames
today attending a chautauqua meet
ing.
Delbert Holt, of the Blakesless
Drug Co. goes TO Knoxville today tc
spend Sunday with his sister Mrs
Bud" Ramsay.
washington Journal: he Rev. AM
Mrs. Dodson, of Oskaloosa, VINO have
peen visiting at the l. Kleese home
and with other friends here. return
ed to Oskaloosa today.
Miss Zelma Shafer, of 408 Soutt
First street, is at home for the weel
end from Grinnell College. She came
to make the acquaintance OF he
neice. baby Juliette Brown.
Eddyyille Tribune: Mrs II. II
Harold went to Oskaloosa Wednes
day TO attend shower given in Ion
o. Of Mrs. Samuel Walton. who wa
married in Eddyyille several week.
ago
Harold Barnard, of Muscatine. i
spending a few days In Oskaioos;
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. an
Mrs. VIM. j. Gochee, of 2l4 Fourtl
avenue west, and friends In tn
city.
M. an Mrs. M. J. Cummins, recent
~ returned from honeymoon tri
tout west" are -at home" at No. 20
Third avenue East. Mr.. Cummins
cashier at the G. B. & @. Ry. loca
station
Ii. q. Burke and wife have take
10 residence at No. 400 Third ave
nue. east, which aad been mad
ready for the coming Of the bride
Mr. Burke Ii an employee Of the COZ
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