The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-09-02


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IT John Dudgeon and family and Mr.
Hughey, all of Hedrick, drove up fc
c visit at the Austin l.. Howell HON,
g Mrs. DudgeOn is a sister to Mr.
Howell, and Mrs. Hughey to Nj
Howell.
9 Pella Chronicle: Tom Wander Lii
den and family of near OskalOos
stopped briefly in Pella Monday o
, their way home from Prairie Cit!
where they had been visiting rela
tives few days.
Bussey Record Miss Ethel Pen
= nington. Miss Mildred Ryan and Mis-
Lulu LoOkabaugh of OskalooSa spen
a portion OF this week here at tn,
home OF the formers aunt, Mrs. join
Essling and husband.
, Colfax Tribune: Mrs. Ed Owens
and son Roy went to Oskaloosa and
Beacon Saturday for a weeks visit
with relatives. Retha Owens, who
visited relatives here the past three
weeks, returned with thin.
Colfax Clipper: Emmer Matthews
and family drove over from Oska-
loosa today for short visit with Mrs.
Matthews sister, Mrs. Wilson Brown.
Miss Blanche Mahannah of Lincoln.
Nebraska, a niece of Mrs. Brown, is
with them
Frank and Otto Ballinger arrived
home last evening from a weeks
/ visit with their sisters at Omaha and
enroute home stopped at Des Moines
and the State fair. The boys are
almost persuaded to leave the old
home town and locate at Omaha
Grinnell Herald: Stephen J. Sparks
attended the old settlers reunion last
week at Lynnville, as he has done
regularly for some thirty years, and
narrated some of the experiences of
the pioneers on the prairies of Iowa
he and his father having come TO
that locality among the very first to
take up land.
Mrs. Jennie Richards, of LenoX,
Iowa, stopped over Friday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Carlton at the
Rev. c. d. Loehr home, 404 South d /
street. Mrs. Richards was on her
way home from Chicago. She also
met Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Robson, who
are old friends. |
Friends of S. E. Heinsman have re-
ceived word from him saying that
they made the trip to Denver, Colo,
in their car without mishap and
stopped on the road only for gas and
oil. They were SO well pleased with
their luck going that far that they
decided TO continue on to California
IN their car and visit the expositions.
Mrs. D. E. Newton, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. n. Taylor. Mrs. Lawrence Roberts,
Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Samuel Daw-
son, Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Cochran,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lacey, Mrs. Ma.
,ilda Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Foster
and three children all left this morn
ing for Des MOines to attend the
State fair. |,
Perry KissiCk was a passenger to ,
HarengO this morning, going TO take :
,harge of the Marengo band this ev- ,
ming during the absence of Director ,
IahlOn Williams. Mr.. Williams is =
playing with the Henry band at the +
State fair and was unable to fill his
concert engagement at MarengO.
The offer is very complimentary to
ir. kissiCks musical ability, as the {
iarengo band is one of good stand !
ng
LOyilia Press: Miss Catherine Carr y,
eturned to her home in this city on ,
evening from OskalOOsa,
where she had been for a week Wis. +.
ting with the Henry Parker family. !
She was accompanied by Misses Ma. :
lie and LeonOre Parker who remain =.
ID until Monday and were accompan- ,,
ed home by their brother Willie and !,
lister Miss Grace, who had been Wis :
ting with the Richard O'Brien, John J.
/. Carr and c. Z. Parker families for y
week
Boxholm News: Dr. c. G. WaIlen- i
us, OF Evanston, Ill; Rev. X. A.
of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa;
md Rev. John Gabrielson of Lock. ..
idge, Iowa, Rev. c. j. Mallberg OF
)skaloosa, Iowa, and Rev s. A. Lind =
'erg, of Burlington, Iowa, were visit. !,
RS at the Methodist parsonage Tues
lay and enjoyed the Chautauqua in
he evening. All stopped off on their
way to the Western Swedish confer 5
snce in Dayton. and proceeded on q.
heir way accompanied by Rev. :
iolmgren Wednesday morning. =
The following relatives of the late z
Earl Schultz were present from a dis G
ance, in attendance at the funeral at [
Beacon: Mr.. and Mrs. Jno c. Schultz I
If Portland Ore: Mr.. and Mrs. {
Claude Eveland, of lpdianola, Iowa; /
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Schultz and fam. /
ly, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Albertson, /
If Fremont; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Currence, OF a
airkVi!le, Mo: Mr. and Mrs. John {
;eary and Mrs. John Heitsman and a
ION, OF New Sharon; Mr.. Geo. Schultz /
IF Des Moines, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. {
lanes Henry and Mr.. Chas. Freeman, G
If Colfax. Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. WI. {
lam Harvey. and Mrs. Lizzie Wyatt I
and daughter, of Lacey, Iowa. /
Marshalltown Times Republican I
rrainmaster G. w. Barr, of the Min !
leapolis & st. Louis railroad, with
headquarters here, has resigned, ef-
.ectiVe Sept. /. and will leave the rail !
Dad to 90 into business for himself.
Mr. Barr came here May l. 1914, from
H., where he had been in ,
The employ OF the NJ & ST. l.. for four /.
years, coming from the Rock Island
ines In Texas. No successor has