The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

! Miss HaZei is teaching school. The
are nicely situated and doing WELL
Sigourney News: Robt. Price, Q
; Oskaloosa, returned home Monda.
after day spent here on business.
| Bussey Record Mrs. J. A. Busse
and daughter Hazel of Oskaloosa
came Monday for a weeks visit here
Sigourney News: Burton Overtur
went to Oskaloosa the former par
of this week. He is doinS a carpen
tering job there. 30" E"''
Sigourney News: Mrs. 50nes, o
| OskalOOsa, came in Monday morning
to visit a short time here at The home
of her son Gildra.
Sigourney News: Mrs. Ernest
Phillips, of Oskaloosa, transferred
here Saturday evening for Gibson, tC
spend a few days with relatives.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Addie Thrash
who formerly resided here, recently
underwent a surgical operation at the
Abbott hospital in Oskaloosa for a
tumOr in her side.
Sigourney News: j. A. Baker, OF
Oskaloosa, was passenger east
pIhus lIlOl bIAtS hlNSt phb-
day here with his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Storms.
Fremont Gazette: John Hummell,
who was former resident of Ere.
mont, but has been conducting a meat
market in Rose Hill for a few years
past, has moved onto the Harry Steffy
farm, four miles north of Fremont.
Delta Press: Willis Utterback
came down from Oskaloosa Monday
morning Willis is having a lot of
improving done out on the Jackson
place, which makes it necessary to
put in a great deal of his time here.
Eddyyille Tribune: Mrs. II. b.
Lgcas and her sister Mrs. }. K.
Simms. who is here from Nebraska,
were visiting III OskalOOSa Monday
and consulting a specialist in regard
to the condition of Mrs. Simms, who
has been ailing for some time.
Mrs. Jennie Vermilvea and Mrs.
G. d. Gamble and children who have
been spending the winter in Califor-
mia, left Whittier Saturday for New
berg, Oregon, where they will be
guests of Mrs. d. A. Honey. They
will reach home the later part OF
this month.
Bussoy Record Mrs. Jane Pen.
nington, and little niece. Helene
Johnson. of Oskaloosa, came Satur-
day evening for a visit with their sis
ter and aunt. Mrs. John Essling and
husband. Mrs. Pennington returned
home Monday morning. but Miss
johnson remained all week.
or former Oskaloosa boy the Al.
ba Union says; Earl Switzer of OF
tumwa. was in Abba yesterday. He
expects TO move his family to Abba
in the near future and will take a
position in Strasburger's as window
trimmer. There are none better in
his line of work and the big store
Is fortunate to secure his services.
Muscatine journal: in a varied
program of musical numbers and
readings the twenty-five young WO-
men forming the membership OF the
Penn College Girls Glee club of Os-
kaloosa, delighted an appreciative
audience at the auditorium of the
First Baptist church, Wednesday ev.
ening, under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian association.
The affair was attended by fair
sized audience which kcenly enjoyed
every number Of the attractive pro
gram that was presented.
(From Tuesdays Dailyl
Fairfield Tribune: j. D. Snyder of
OskaloOsa was a Fairfield visitor Fri
day.
Carl Gustacson and Rev Hill, of
Ottumwa, were visitors at the Swed-
ish conference in town Sunday.
Washington Journal: +. ID. Nor.
rison went to OSkalOOSa Thursday
for i brief business visit.
Secretary IIcnncs8, of the OSka-
lOoSa Y. NJ. c. A. spent Sunday at
the home OF his parents in Ottumwa.
Misses Agnes and Mablc Anderson
and Miss Swanson, of Ottumwa. were
gu SITS OF Miss Rena NJ. Gustafson
Sunday.
Monroe County News: Mrs. Arpc
Warner Nugcnt, of Oskaloosa, was
called to Abba Monday by the illness
of Club Warner.
Muscatinc Ncws-Tribune: Mrs
''til't IhObtl l1Dii I'iI 1 ! ihdJ ipi h'I
home in OskalOosa, after spending
the past few days in this city.
Mystic Register; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harve Brandon. of OskaIoosa, were
called here Tuesday by the death Of
Edmund Honesty, of North Bend.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Howard
Hockett, oil Oskaloosa, who has been
a guest at the Mrs. Fl. F. Steck home
went to Fairfield Thursday morning.
Edwin Perry who was called to the
city by the death and burial of his
nephew James Brown departed Mon
day afternoon to his duties in Indian
apOIis. Indiana.
Roland Jones, Il. =. .. clerk on u
run out of Chicago, is home for a few
days visit with relatives and friends.
He likes his work very much and is
getting on eXcellently.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Otto
=. Dede came in Wednesday night
from Chicago where she mas been
spending a few DAYS. She left Thurs
day for her home in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ramsey and
daughter Miss Lillian, OF Knoxville,
who are. departing for the new home
in California next Tuesday were in
Oskaloosa Monday saying goodbye
to friends and relatives here.
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