The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-02-18


Miss Inez, who is a nurse in the
Methodist Hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hesten of Des
Moines are spending a week with Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Corcoran getting &C
Iquainted with the new grandson, Dan
IJr.
|. w. Clendenon arrived home Sat
urday morning from Marshalltown
where he had a part, as one of the
LECTURERS in the State Masonic School
lof Instruction.
Mrs J. V. McGowen and children,
Dick and Helen, departed Saturday
morning for their home near Bloom
field alter spending the past two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Roy
Barrows
The u S Army is accepting color
ed men for infantry and white men
for all branches of the service. Sgt
johnson of Ottumwa has spent the
week in Buxton and Lakonta looking
for men.
The Imp. Order of Redmen of La
konta was visited by State Grand
Scribe Day and District Sachem, John
son who. together with a visiting bro
Their from Virginia installed officers
for ncXt term.
Mrs. Nellie Coats, wife of Floyd
Coats, sends word to relatives here
of the critical condition of her moth
err, Mrs Anna Porter, widow of the
late Nelson d. Porter, formerly a
we'll known Oskaloosa resident and a
democrat of state wide acquaintance.
Mrs. Harry Deck spent Sunday
with relatives in Eddyvile.
Pella Booster: II. Rhynsburger
spent Friday with his son Harve, al
Oskaloosa.
Sigourney News: Miss Leila Strlen
returned home Monday evening from
an over Sunday visit in Oskaloosa.
Washington Press: Miss Laura |
Fenton went to Oskaloosa Saturday |
evening and spent Sabbath with
friends.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. {. G. Ell |
lis of Thornburg visited in town be- |
tween trains Saturday on her way to |
Oskaloosa.
Knoxville Journal: Miss ROXie JEFF
fers returned to Oskaloosa last Sat
urday after a short visit with Knox
vile relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosenblatt arrived
lome Saturday from an eastern trip,
by Mrs. Rosenblatt's
mother, Mrs. CHASER.
Lovilia Press: Frank NJ Wilson
md Ray NJ. Wilson visited in Oska-
oosa with their uncle, Jack Wilson,
The fore part of last week. J
What Cheer Patriot Mrs. VIM.
Buffers returned to her home in Os
Saturday after a few days
yisit at the VIM. Burke home.
Bloomfield Democrat: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kent went to Oskaloosa We'd
nesday on business. Their son WV
an accompanied them to Ottumwa.
Eddyville Tribune: J. j. Wilson,
formerly of near Bluff Creek Union
Chapel but of late years of OskaloOsa,
Eas reported as seriously i'll a few
lays ago.
Mrs. +. J. Hoover AMI daughters,
Misses Helen and Lucille OF lie Roy.
Minnesota are guests at the parental
\. A. Reid home, No. $40 south Mar
iet street.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Lou Coul
on and little son Roy, of Oskaloosa,
,ame over last Friday and spent the
lay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
farmer Miller
Fremont Gazette: Victor Benton OF
)skaloosa came down Saturday morn
ng and remained until Monday visit
ing his sister. Miss Rena Benton,
assistant principal Of the schools
lerc.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr. and Mrs.
Robt Buyers of Barnes City were
transfer passengers to OSkalOOsa
Friday where they visited over Sun
lay with their son. who attends col
ege at that place.
Montezuma Republican: Fred Lon
s and Cicero TylO, two McXicans,
we're taken to Oskaloosa jail last
week by Sheriff Lamb. They are
charged with breaking into Swift &
Co.'S plant at Grinnell.
Eddyvile Tribune: o. A. Martin OF
who is known as the far
mer poet, appeared at the Givin hall
Monday and Tuesday nights of this
week and gave programs which were
listened to with much enjoyment
Bussey Record: Miss Jeanette Hay
wood. who spent several weeks in
he hospital at Oskaloosa recently, l.
but who came home the first of Feb
ruary; was not so well last week and
to the hospital Monday |
She was accompanied on
the trip by her mother, Mrs. John
Haywood.
National business optimism is the
keynote OF the Cement Show now in
progress in the Chicago Coliseum.
w. A. Caldwell of Oskaloosa is tax
ing in the show. He expressed great |
surprise at the remarkable advances |
that have been made during the year |
In methods and appliances for reduc-
Ing costs in concrete work.
(From Tuesdays Daily.I
w. w. Branniger has returned |
from a trip TO Burlington.
Miss Ella White, OF Fremont, was /
in the city with friends yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Gilmore went to
Des Moines today TO visit her son
Fred. a5l
Mrs. u. Morris left for Sigourney