The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12

Pella Chronicle: Miss Cora Olive
1of PeIla and sister Nellie, of Oskf
loosa, spent Sunday in Monroe.
A marriage license has been issue
at Abba to 0rville Wilson, 20, osks
lloosa, and Mrs. Bessie Dixon, 26, os
kaloosa.
Abba News: Misses Alma Fleene
and Pearl Childress of Oskaloosi
are guests of Miss Kate Hinton al,
Miss Eliza Carr. N.-a
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Ru
dolph Klindt returned to her home IL
OskaloOsa Friday after a pleasant
visit at the parental A. e. Pollard
home
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Dunn anC
daughter, Miss Edith, formerly o.
Oskaloosa but now of Des Moines
visited over Sunday with Miss Der
tina Warner
Osceola Democrat: Mrs. c. C.
Chandler and Mrs. l.. b. Skitzer went
to Oskaloosa last Saturday to attend
the funeral of the latter's grand
mother, Mrs. Margaret Chandler.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. R. D, Calls,
ter and little daughter, Glade, visited
at the w. w. Jones home in Oskaloo-
sa last week. Mrs. G. G. Jones, who
is recovering from a serious illness,
was there.
Knoxville Express: B. Hartshorne
and son Harry went to Oskaloosa last
Saturday to bring home Mr.. Harris
x1ynn had hnnn
at the hospital in Oskaloosa undergo
ing an operation for appendicitis.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs, Dora Join
er-Bown has been entertaining her
brother-in-law and sister from Oska-
loosa this week. They came down
last Friday and remained for the
Bown-Joiner wedding Tuesday even
ing.
Pella Booster: A party consisting
of Mesdames VIM. Bruinekool, G. B.
Yer Steeg, Geo. Steenburg, M. T.
Klein and |. Neels were entertained
in Oskaloosa last Wednesday after.
noon at the home OF Mrs. Ed Hamil
ton.
Mrs. Frank Christy as first dele
gate and Mrs. c. NJ Borgess. as sec
ond delegate have returned from the
Grand Temple convention of Pythian
Sisters which was held in Des
Moines August 3, and 5. The ladies
report a most delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Stephenson will
leave toraOrIuw evening nan ex-
tlhl,.' nip tC tue Pac, lC coast They
fha rntnfn
stopping at Seattle and Partland,
then to the exposition3 and home via
the Santa Fe and the Grand Canyon.
They expect to be away six or eight
weeks.
E. NJ. Jackson, press representa-
tive with the circus, is a genial fell
low and a star at the work in hand.
He first came to Oskaloosa years ago
as advance man for the Gentry Dog
and Pony show, AMI has been in the
game over since. His success is
by the fact that he now
holds one of the best jobs in the cir.
Gus.
Karl B. King, bandmaster of the
Sells loto circus and Buffalo Bill
Wild West Is we'll known in OskaloO.
sa being one of Chas. BarnhOuse's
staff of writer's Mr.. Kings compost
lions are well known in all parts of
the globe and more Of his marches
are published ythe Farmhouse mus
re Publishing Co. than any other
writer.
Lynnvile Star: H S. Davidson was
up from OskalOosa between trains on
I tuesday, enjoying a visit with his
friend, Raymond Renaud and adyer-
Using the Oskaloosa Chautauqua
which presents some decidedly high
class talents, among which are such
headliners as w. J. Bryan, U. S. Sen
ator LaFollette and Evan Williams,
Americas greatest concert tenor. Os-
kaIoosa always has a splendid Chau-
tauqua and this year will be no ex-
ception.
Seattle Post-IntelhgenCer: Col S.
]. Dutton of Oskaloosa, Iowa, one OF
the fathers of the Republican party
is visiting his son, o. J. c. Dutton, at
on Lake Washington. AL
though II years old, Col. Dutton finds
his recreation in travel, and on this
jaunt he will take in all of the cities
of the coast, visiting his children and
other relatives. He plans to spend two
or three weeks in Seattle before going
TO California to see the expositions.
He is a retired wholesale crockery and
glassware. merchant and is numbered
among the pathfinders in Iowa, hav-
ing settled in that state Immediately
after the civil war He is prominent
in the Grand Army of the Republic in
his own state, leader in the councils
of the Republican party and an au-
thority on the pioneer history of Iowa.
This is his first visit to Washington
in several years"
(From Tuesdays DailyJ
Miss Eva Bryan of Des Moines has
arrived for a visit with her friend,
Miss Ada Fultz.
Waterloo Courier: Miss Doris Fitz-
gerald returned Friday night from
Oskaloosa, accompanied by her grand
mother. Mrs. w. S. Kenworthy.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Blanche
Riley of Oskaloosa came Thursday
evening and is guest at the w. K.
Riley home.
Bussey Record: Miss Katherine
Ademeit returned to her home Mon
day after spending a week with rela.
tives In oskaloosa.