The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-07-02

\ intendent Of the Oskaloosa Distri
\ Iof the Methodist Conference was
! Eussey Tuesday. and conducted GUAR
) lerly conference. az.
Montezuma Republican; g. T. JAG
I son, O. C. King and j. NJ, Crime
drove 10 OsKaloosa, on Monday afte
moon, Witnessed two hour rain Will
there and had some time gettln
back home the same evening.
Montezuma Republican: r. +
Klendt of Oskaloosa, attended tn
Fisher-P wedding in Monte2um
last Wednesday evening. He returne
to Oskaloosa Thursday where ne ha
a good position in grocery store.
New Sharon Star: w. c. Benson
went to Grinnell Wednesday evening
10 see his son, Charles, brakeman OF
the NJ. & st. L., who was injured BY
the switch lamp falling upon him. cut
ting quite n cash in his head. Five
stitches had to be taken.
Bussey Record: Mr.. Chas. NJ
Evans, of Arapae, Nebraska, spent 6
portion of last week here at the DR.
J, w. Anderson home. Mr.. Evans was
q former Oskaloosa man and an old
friend of both DR.. and Mrs. Anderson
and this was the first visit together
for over twenty years.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Wm Lucas
and daughter Miss Margaret came
down from Oskaloosa Monday to
spend few days at the A. l.. Cecil
and Walter DeSelm homes. They will
also visit Mrs. Lucas brothers and
other relatives at Buxton and Avery
before returning home.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
l.. c. Norris, of Los Angeles, who
has been in this city and Minneapolis
for two weeks, went to Oskaloosa on
Wednesday night. From there he will
go to Mason City where Mrs. Norris
is visiting. They will return Friday
and Mr.. Norris expects to leave for
Los Angeles Sunday Mrs. Norris will
remain here for longer visit.
Pella Booster: Tuesday afternoon
occurred the marriage of Miss Jose.
phine Kelderman. OF this city to Mr.
Ralph Huisman, of Otley, and Miss
Martha Huisman to Albert Kelder.
man. The ceremonies were perform
ed at the home of Miss Kelderman in
this city in the presence of a large
assemblage OF relatives and friends,
Rev. Flies officiating. After the GER
the young people received
the congratulations of those present
and a sumptuous wedding luncheon
was served. The contracting parties
are well known in this community
and have the best wishes of all for
their future happiness. They will
make their future homes in Oska.
loosa where they carry with them the
best wishes of all.
(From Mondays Daily.l
Fred Kellls, of Pella. spent Sunday
with friends in Oskaloosa.
ALI Timmons, of Charlton, spent
Sunday with Oskaloosa friends.
DR.. r. V. Mater, of Buxton, was q
business caller in this city today.
c. F. Martin, of Abba, was with Os-
kaloosa friends Saturday and Sunday.
Miss RoVina BalIinger, of Beacon,
went to Wright this morning to visit
friends.
Postmaster Henry s. Rosecrans
went to Washington this morning on
business.
Miss Cora Remley, of Des Moines.
was entertained by OskaloOsa friends
IIst week.
Miss Frances Turner, Of Fairfield
IS a guest at the home of her friend,
Miss Irene Snider.
Misses Alma CrOwder and Pearle
Snder were guests of friends in New
Sharon ever Sunday.
G. B. Graves, OF Grinnell, visited
with friends here Saturday and LEFT
Sunday morning for Osceola.
Mrs. Mary Bonnifleld, of Davenport,
s visiting heI sister, Mrs. Horace
Moore, Of South Second street.
r. r. Davis and wife, of Des Moines,
we're Sunday visitors in this city and
eft this morning for Moline. I'll.
Miss Gladys Tickling, of 903 Third
avenue East, went to Washington
his morning to visit her brothers.
Elton Ham. of Shamrock, Mo. after
| short visit with relatives in tails
,ity left this morning for Cedar Rap
DIS.
o. A. Phenix, of Marshalltown, was
/ caller in this city Saturday and |
Sunday and left this morning for Peo-
ia, Ill.
Mrs. Finley Reams. of Beacon, was
passenger this morning to What |
Cheer, where she will visit her two
daughters.
L. r. Briggs. county auditor, was
TO Lynnviile Saturday af-
ernoon by tae death of his nephew,
oliver Briggs.
Allen Jewett, of Fairfield. is max.
ng a weeks visit at the home of his
riend Reggie Snider, OF 429 North
third street.
Mrs. Jennie Gibbs returned today
rom a couple of months visit with
Ter daughter, Mrs. nellie Woodin and
amily in Chicago.
Louie Jones returned this morning
o his business in Ottumwa after
;pending Sunday with friends and rel.
ttives in OskaloOsa.
Mrs. F.. K. Taylor, of $40 c avenue
Cast, went to What Cheer this morn
ng TO visit her father and mother,
Ar and Mrs. Amos Taylor.
Mis-. :. W. Myers and grand-dangh.
er. Of SOS First avenue West, left
his morning for Reasnor, where they
will speud a week with relatives.
Master Frai. Kiln Pierce, son OF Mr..
lcd Mrs. Chas. Pierce, of Ottumwa,