The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01

SUNDAY WIN TUSCALOOSA trlenuS, an
returned Monday to his home.
J. ID. Henry OF Atlantic, Iowa is TO
a few days guest of his friend, w
Lee Strader, at the LIE Martin Hotel
Messrs. s. w. Dooley and Wayman
the well contractors of Abba, are il
the city attending to business affairs
George d. Gibson and r. o. Mills
of Winterset, Iowa, are making a
business call of q few days in Oska
! loOsa.
Miss Alma Graham Of Ottumwa
spent a few hours Monday will
friends in the city and left that night
for Marshalltown.
H. l.. Mikesell, of the Mikesell-D De
maree barber shop, went to Avery
Saturday, where he was called by the
Illness of his sister.
P. Engeldinger, formerly of Sigour
ney but now residing at Iowa City
is visiting Oskaloosa friends and
looking after his farm here.
Mrs. James McQuiston of S07 north
Third street has returned from Des
Moines where she has been enjoying
months visit with friends and rela'
tiveS,
Miss Matilda Brady of Muscatine
was a guest Monday of her friend.
Miss Martha Jones, and left this
morning for Fort Dodge, where she
goes to spend a month or six weeks
with her sister, Mrs. E. o. Singer.
c. J. Baird of Chicago, ILL.,, arriv-
ed in the city few days ago and has
accepted the position as candy
maker at the Underwood candy fac
tory. Mr.. Baird comes highly recon-
mended as an excellent workman and
one with a number of years exper,
fence in the business.
w. S. Lockwood, of the Des Moines
river neighborhood, attended the G.
A. r. national encampment in De-
troft and reports fine time. While
there he visited friends near the city
and enjoyed the novelty of picking
second growth ripe blackberries on
the sixth day of September.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Karl Ingledue went to Oskaloosa on
Friday evening to join the Walter
that night, taking the place
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i'll. Mr. lngledue appeared with the
at Oelwein Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Warner, of
Kansas City, after an enjoyable two
weeks visit with friends and, rela.
tives in Wapello county, and with NJ.
T. Wheeler and family near Oska
Ioosa, left this morning for Keokuk,
TO make an extended visit with Mrs.
Warmers father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. l.. jackson.
Warner White, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
). w. White, of North Third street,
S making good in both athletics and
studies at Kemper Military school at
Mo, which he entered
his fall for his third consecutive
year. Warner has been appointed
sergeant of Company A and is play
Inc K. NJ. S.
w. c. Burrell was in Des Moines
yesterday attending to some bust
ness.
Miss Bette Melster was in Des
Moines Sunday being entertained by
friends.
Pella Booster: n Brand and wife
md daughter Mrs. Jas Veenman cal |
ed on friends in Oskaloosa Tuesday |
LfternOOn.
Pella Booster Mesdames J. p,
ilien and J. G. Wander Pol and Miss |
Ieda Tice called on friends in Oska |
oosa last Friday afternoon.
Roy NJ Shirk, moving picture OPP
orator at the Orpheum theatre was in
Ottumwa yesterday to spend a few
hours visiting with his mother.
Misses Mae and Ruth Holloway of
III north ID street have arrived home
from Des Moines, where they had
most enjoyable visit with friends.
Mrs. Edna McWiIliams and Father
Jesse Holloway of Valley Junction
are guests of the T. NJ. Wells home,
No. ia Third avenue east for few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson and
daughter have moved to OSkaloosa
from Burlington and are residing at
612 north D street. Mr.. Peterson is
in the employ of the M. & st. l..
Railway.
Miss Marion Farnsworth of Evans
ton, Ills, who underwent an opera
ton for gall stones some three weeks
ago, has left the hospital and is at
her home. All hoping for a speedy
recovery.
James Mansfield, Charles Fuller,
Evan Hughes, L. Forsyth and Fred
Beadle drove to Buxton Sunday in
Mr. Fuller's car and witnessed the
slaughter of the innocents by the
Buxton Wonders.
PelIa Booster: Miss Helene Van
den Over returned home from Oska.
loosa last Thursday afternoon where
she spent week visiting at the
home of her aunt and uncle Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ De Boef.
William G. Sherman and family of
Pegosa, Colorado, spent Sunday in
the city leaving yesterday for Chica.
go, where they go to spend the win
ter with Mr.. Sherman's father and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Sherman.
Abba Union: Miss Ellen Turner of
Houston, KY, was an overnight guest
OF Mrs. Howard Atchison the first OF
the week on her way to Oskaloosa
to enter Penn college. She has been
doing missionary work among the
for the associated
church.