The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25

came through by parcel post without
another PAPER or address attached.
Tie coccanut. just as 1t was received
cy Ar. prinkle, may be seen in the
! Herald Office window.
Los Angeles (Cal) Tribune: Mr..
and Mrs. Joe BCcson, 219 South Scr
ranO avenue, entertained Informally
, at dinner Tuesday evening in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Spencer Of
/ OskaloOsa, la, who are spending the
winter months at the Glenwood Inn,
Riverside. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs
G. n. Spencer and Mrs. Latter, Mr..
and Mrs. John Spencer and Mrs. H.
c. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HUI
ber Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Newell
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Charters Ferrall, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Esgen and Mrs. J.
! X. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
| Wightman, Mrs. Benjamin Wightman
and Miss Stella Wightman,- Mr.. and
| Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shop
pard, Mr. and Mrs. w Fl. Bayley,
Mrs. Leora Crabtree Cammack, Miss
Henry and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rom
niger, Long Beach. After dinner.
Mrs. Cammack rendered an excellent
vocal program of selected numbers.
Mrs. Harriet Amlin went to Coun.
Gil Bluns Saturday to abe with a
sister, Mrs. Shroyer.
What Cheer Chronicle: DR.. God
shall and wife were over from Oska-
loosa last week visiting his parents.
Harvey News: Miss Ruth Brown
from Oskaloosa is visiting with the
family of her uncle, John Wilson, this
week.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. J. A. Bak-
er Of Oskaloosa came Monday for
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Storm.
Grinnell Register: NJ. J. Mayer OF
Oskaloosa was in Grinnell for an
over Sunday visit with friends ana
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Detterline, of Douds.
Leando land son, Frank Jr., are here
for visit with her sister, Mrs. Fan.
ME Springer.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Beman of Os-
kaloosa arrived here Monday after
noon for a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. J. l.. Warren.
Bussey Record: Damon Schnack
went to Oskaloosa last week and Wis.
tied for several days with his sister,
Mrs. Meb Jones and family.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. 3. L.
Harris returned to her home in Os-
kaloosa Saturday after visiting with
relatives here and in Gibson.
Sigourney Review: Mildred and
Mary Sue Cameron OF Oskaloosa
spent a part of last week in Sigour-
ney at the Ross Painter home.
Gene Mendenhall. who is with the
Oskaloosa crowd" working on the
new garage in Grinnell, came home
Friday evening for week end stay.
Abba Republican: Rev. +. J. Ev.
ans, General Missionary of Oska-
loOsa, is in town for few days
looking after the interests Of his
work.
Knoxville Express: Mr.. and Mrs.
C. r. Nichols were called to Oska.
loosa last Thursday to attend the fu-
neral of Mr. Nichols aunt, Mrs
George Dennis.
I What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs. O. l..
Turner Of Oskaloosa visited here
last week with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Turner is better known here as
Miss Lena Bates.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Lucy Koop-
mans enjoyed a little vacation from
her duties in the store at Oskaloosa
last week. which she spent at Pella.
On Saturday she visited at Des
Moines.
Bussey Record: John Moore went
TO Oskaloosa last Thursday evening
to sec his niece, Miss jeanette Hay
wood, who is in the hospital there.
Friday morning he went to Eddyyille
and attended a big horse sale
Mrs. S. A. Hendricks is home from
Marengo where she has been for a
number of weeks devoting attention
to her sister-inlaw, Mrs. b. +. Thorn
as. who has been severely i'll. She
left the patient much improved.
What Cheer Patriot: G.. X. Fischer
and daughter Eva, of Oskaloosa,
Frank Fischer and Chas Allison OF
Cedar, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Reece
and Lillian of Thornburg, were pres
ent at the funeral OF WILDER Price.
Eddyyillc Tribune: Mrs. Mary A.
Werner returned home Saturday.
She had been visiting since the hol-
idays at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Chas. Hopes, north OF Oska-
loosa, but will now remain at home
for the present
| Fremont Gazette: AS Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Perkins are going to move
soon to near Beacon, their neigbbors
planned and successfully carried out
la surprise party on them Thursday
night There were about thirty
three present and all enjoyed good
time. Refreshments were served.
Eddyvillc Tribune: Wilbur Hall,
who has for the past year or two
been with the Bell Telephone Co., in
Wisconsin, arrived home from Green
| Bay, Wisconsin, Wednesday night to
take position with the Holloway
Motor Car Co., of Oskaloosa, of
which his former employer, n. b
! Holloway, Is owner
l.. ii. Mccall has received from his
| friend, }. H. Smith, formerly of Bca-
con, now of McAllen, Texas, con.
sipnmpnt of "Rip Ppstonp haad lot