The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-11-04

. visit While she was gone Mrs. SamI
. son visited with relatives farther cas-
/ stopping in Danville and ChrismaD
I Ills, AMI surrounding country. Sh,
reports splendid visit and says tht
corn crop is fine and apples plentiful
and OF an excellent quality.
. Monroe County News: Jim Dicks
of OsRaloosa, is visiting at the S. J
Dicks home at Lockman.
Bussey Record: Dwight Wharton
\ who is attending Penn college at Os
kaloosa, is visiting at home.
| Monroe County News: Miss Daphne
Gray and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gibbons
were OskaloOsa visitors Sunday.
Deep River Record; c. e. Atherton
and wife and Mrs. c. K. Cain were
shopping in OskaloOsa Wednesday
Deep River Record: B. NJ. Munyon
of Barnes City moved his family and
household goods to Oskaloosa last
week. "a ..
Art Shaw, constable with Laffol-
llette's court, was summoned to Des
Moines Saturday to care for official
business.
Colfax Clipper: Mrs. Eugene jolly
and two boys went to Oskaloosa on
Friday to visit her mother, Mrs. Ed
mond Perry, ...
Monroe County News: Mrs. Mary
| Stewart and daughter, Luranna, OF
Oskaloosa, were guests of Abba
friends the first of the week.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Lillian
Buenger, a trained nurse from Oska.
loosa, came down Tuesday for a few
days visit at the DR.. Gillett, Z. f.
Austin and Roy Citizens homes.
Eddyville Tribune: DR.. and Mrs. F.
z. Vance drove to Oskaloosa Friday
and visited with the doctors sister,
Mrs. Gilchrist. They were accompan-
led home by Miss Sue Vance, who
will remain for a short visit.
Bloomfield Democrat: Mrs. c. E.
Bussey and children and Mrs. Nah
lon Brenneman of Pulaski were pas
sengers to Oskaloosa Saturday. Mr..
Bussey and Mr.. Brenneman motored
through Sunday morning and were
guests at the X. p. Law home, return
ing home Sunday evening.
Bloomfield Democrat: Frank Rus.
sell ard mother, Mrs. Mana Russell,
of near Oskaloosa, and nephew and
niece. Joe and Ellen Lennox, of ILL
nois, motored to this place Wednes-
day eve and visited relatives here,
also visited at the Win Beggs home
near Bloomfield. returning home on
Friday
or former Oskaloosa boy, the
Imperial California; Enterprise
says: Paul Black, one of the popular
young business men of Imperial, at
present assistant cashier Of the Far
mers & Merchants bank, has pur.
chased a one-half interest in the
gents furnishing store formerly CON
Quoted under the name of w. E. Gray
Il Co. The name of the new firm
will be Gray & Black. Mr.. Gray has
been in the mems furnishing business
in Imperial for several years and has
earned the good opinion of the en-
tire community. Mr.. Black has been
connected with the Farmers & Mer-
chants bank OF this city as assistant
cashier for the past two years and
I has made many friends by his uni
formly courteous and accommodating
disposition. Together they are well
equipped financially and otherwise to
n axe dig success.
(From Tuesdays DailYl
Miss Anna Wilson left this morn
ing for a brief visit with relatives in
Washington.
Miss Annacortez Phillips is home
from a several weeks visit with rel
atives in Montreal.
Mrs. L. B. Schoolfeld left this af-
ternoon for New Sharon to be gone
the rest OF the week.
J. B. Hooton and fanny have re-
moved from COT Fourth avenue west
to 500 Eighth avenue east.
| Mrs. B. Myers of New Sharon ar
rived here last evening for a short
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Mildred Thomas returned this
morning to her nome in Ottumwa at.
ter a brief visit in the city with
! friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Harrial left this
morning for Des Moines where they
will spend a few days with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. John Fowler left this morning
! for Marshalltown, where she will
visit for several days with friends
and relatives.
! J. A. Brummell, trainmaster on the
4 NJ. & st. L., from Monmouth, ILL.,, is
in town today looking after some bus
mess of the road.
Miss Anna Walsh, of Springfield
ILL.,, who has been here for few days
visiting with relatives, returned to
lher home this morning.
airs. Rosa Marshall Jackley, OF
Seymour, is in the city visiting fol-
a few days at the parental o. j. Mar
shall home on NORTH A street.
Rev. Joseph E. Johnston. of Day
ton, Ohio, and Rev. c. J. Melberg are
holding meetings in White Gal
q church. They expect to have meet
ings in Oskaloosa next Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday. -'-.
President David NJ. Edwards o
: Penn college, has just returned hons
from a trip and visit in Wisconsin
where he took part in a Friends
: gathering ard also looked after mat
= tiers of business Importance. -"
: John H. Anderson has sold hi
property and residence, 1872 Highland
avenue. to Mr.. T.. 3. Frush, who ex
, poets to occupy sometime this month
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