The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-24

Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Sprague and
children, of Des Moines, have taken
for residence the property at No. 31S
North ID street. Mr.. Sprague is a
contractor and builder and comes to
Oskaloosa as a convenient point for
the headquarters of his operations.
Fremont Gazette: Jasper Jackson
and Mrs. Lectia Salsberry of Fremont
were married in Oskaloosa at noon
Monday by Justice of the Peace Dave
B. Hawkins, the ceremony taking
place at his office. The couple re-
turned to Fremont the same evening
and are now happily domiciled at the
home of the brides father on Main
street. The groom came here about
two weeks ago from Oklahoma, where
he had acquaintance with his bride,
and has been engaged in cement work
with his wife's father. The bride Is
daughter of Lewis Pratt, cement
contractor of Fremont, and has re-
sided here since spring. coming from
Oklahoma. They are receiving the
congratulations of their friends and
relatives.
(From Tuesdays Daily
George w. Harris was in Davcn
ort today to attend to business al
fairs.
J. Z. Anton of Minneapolis spen;
Sunday with his friend, L. NJ. Franz
lin and LETT Monday afternoon toI
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kemble of the
Flower Shop went to Des Moines this
morning to look after interests in the
Capital City"
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Reynolds accom-
panied their daughter Mary to Chica
go, where she goes to enter NORTH
western University.
Miss Grace Holden, of Rock Island
who has been visiting her friend, Miss
Mary Lewis, left Monday afternoon
for the Twin Cities"
w. Z. kemble and DR.. A. c Spur
gli. made a business trip this morn
ing to Centerville, where Mr.. Kemble
will look after his branch house.
Mrs John M. Smith and little son
James of the Isabel flats left Monday
afternoon for Cedar Rapids where
Mrs. Smith goes to spend a week at
the parental J. Rhodes home.
Miss Laura Keller of Peoria, Hin
OILS, after a weeks visit with relativ'
es in Ottumwa. and Oskaloosa, left
Monday afternoon for Keokuk to Wis
it her friend, Miss Ruth James.
Miss Mary Hartshorn, who is now
employed at the Telephone office at
Ottumwa and Miss AnZo Evans, also
of OttumWa, are enjoying few days
visit at the home of Miss Hartshorn
in Beacon.
Miss Violet Jones of Indianola, af.
ter spending SUNDAY and Monde
WITH her cousin, Miss GenevieVe Jon
es, left this morning for Marshall
town to visit with her sister, Mrs. Y.
E. Peterson.
Mrs. Stella Morrow of Spencer, la.
who has been seriously i'll with Ty'
phoid fever since going to her new
home, is recovering and was able TO
be moved to the parental Moro"
lone in Abba this week.
Miss Eliza Steddom has arrived
home from Chicago, where she has
completed her three years in train
ing at the University Hospital. She
is now a graduate nurse, and READY
for work in her chosen profession.
MI and Mrs. E. X Taylor of go
avenue east, and Judge Ben Mccoy
of 403 Cavenue east, spent Monday
in What Cheer helping celebrate the
Goth wedding anniversary of +. X
Taylor's father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Taylor.
Miss Shirley Roberts OF Muscatine,
was in the city Monday, 2 guest OF
Miss Clara Mccormick, and left this
morning for Fort Dodge, where she
will spend a number OF days visiting
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Roberts.
Mrs. NJ E. Burton and two child.
| rem of Danville, Illinois, were with
Oskaloosa friends Monday evening,
and left this morning for Sibley, la.
where they will make an extended
visit with Mrs Burton's father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Daniels.
Mrs. S. l.. Berry returned Monday
| t. her home in Washington, Iowa
after visiting over Sunday with her
dauhter Miss Helen Berry and with
her friend, Mrs. Kate Brock. Miss
Berry is teaching school at Rose Hill.
and spends the weekends in this
! city.
Mrs. f. S. Sampson of Regina, Sas
katchewan. Canada, after a few days
visit with her daughters, Mrs. J. p.
Dodds and Mrs. S. w. White went to
Sigourney this morning to visit AZ
other daughter Mrs. Flora s. Brown
Mrs. Sampson goes to Hiawatha Kan
sas, from Sigourney to enjoy several
days with another daughter, Mrs. o,
J. Nugent Mrs. Sampson will spend
the winter in Iowa visiting with her
children and their families at their
different homes.
Jno. Blakeslee and wife returned
from St. Louis via auto route Satur'
day afternoon.
Washington Journal: Mrs. A. f.
Grim of Oskaloosa is here visiting
with Mrs. Dow Mahaffey.
Washington Journal: Mrs. A. h.
Grim is a guest at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Charles Lovelett.
| DIR. Henderson. Joe Stumps, Harry
BrownelleT. Dennis Sullivan and
Chas. Hoover have arrived home from
Birch Island, Wisconsin.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Doretha
| r.. .okurnad IN her home In