The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-15
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(From saturday's DaIly.l
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NdS a DuSlhSoo SullSA AZ hAS w 49,
terday.
Harry Long of Des Moines was
looking after business matters in tn
city yesterday.
Miss Helen Miller OF MarshalltowI
is a guest Of oskaloosa friends TO
the week end.
Miss Rilla Young of ottumwa came
yesterday to spend the week end will
relatives and friends.
Mrs. C. II. Miller of South Markei
street left yesterday for a few weeks
stay at Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. DIR. ]. w. Wray and Mrs. Low
ell Dawson of Fremont were business
callers in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Williams left this
afternoon for Marshalltown for o
week end visit with relatives.
Miss Jessie Duboc, the new county
northumberland, of New Sharon
was looking after business matters in
tho city yesterday.
Master Jerrald Smith of Eddyville
came up yesterday for a few days
visit with his grandparents. Mr.. a
Mrs. J. Z. Morgan and Mrs. Marry
Smith.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. J. A. Gum,
who has spent the winter with her
son, S. 4. HeinZman of 0skaloosa, and
VIII Heinzman OF Ottumwa, arrived
homo Friday.
Eddyyille Tribune: Miss Sadie Wal
thall. who has lately been located at
OskaIoosa, was calling on friends in
town this week and looking after bus
mess matters.
Mrs. Sarah Barr, 1852 e avenue
east, and daughter, Mrs. Lora Carr
left this morning to visit Mrs. Carr's
daughter and family, Mrs. Earl Young
OF Cedar Rapids.
Eddyville Tribune: Frank Doan
spent a few days in Oskaloosa last
week visiting relatives. While there
he secured a position at the electric
light plant and will soon return to Os-
kaloosa to go to work at the plant.
Fremont Gazette: A. B. Cook went
to Oskaloosa Wednesday where he
entered the employ of the Earring Auto
Co. Mr.. Cook is at home in any
branch OF the business, having had
in the mechanical depart
ment as well as being a splendid
salesman.
DIR. c. A. Abbott performed an emer-
gency operation upon Mrs. Alfred Hus'
son at her home in Beacon Thursday
evening about 10 o'clock. Mrs. Husson
was taken suddenly i'll and could not
be moved to the hospital. The oper.
ating was successfully done at til
home and she is getting along nicely
today.
Fremont Gazette. Chas. Mccall of
the Mccall Granite Works, Oskaloosa,
was here Thursday of last week sup
the erection of three fine
in the Cedar Township
cemetery One was a fine family
monument for John Yenney of Cedar,
aud the other two were at the graves
Of w. Z. Dawson and Mrs. I. NJ. Doc
little.
P. P. Smith Of Grundy Center, a
former resident of Fremont and well
known in this city, has been in the
hospital at Iowa City since
the first of February. About a year
ago he had a fall which injured his
knee and since being at the hospital
has had an operation performed upon
il and for some time was in seri
GUS condition, but is slowly recover
ing.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Pearl Hall,
who some weeks ago accepted a po-
sition in a store in Oskaloosa, but
who has been sick at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Wells, for two or
three weeks, has resigned her position
on account of this being the busy sea.
son in the store where she was EN-.
ployed, Mrs. Hall will spend a few
weeks recuperating before deciding
upon another position. Her mother
Mrs. s. J. Crosson, who is also at the
Wells home, is improving considerably
in health after an illness of several
weeks.
Fremont Gazette: j. NJ. White, who
lives when he is at home at SIT Dia.
mond avenue, Hiilyard, Wash. is
Fremont boy who mas gone to the
western country and made good.
When he went out there several years
ago he secured a position with the
Great Northern railroad as fireman
and is now one of their best engin.
GERS. He IL very popular with his
fellow workmen and for the past few
years has represented the Brother.
hood OF Engineers at the national con.
yontions. His election year after
year is but reward for the splendid
work he does in the national body.
During the legislative session Of the
Washington state legislature he has
been at Olympia in the interests of
the Brotherhood That he Is of real
value to his co-laborers Is evidenced
By the fact that he is given the re-
sponsible position.
Charles Heckenburg OF Eddyyille is
guest OF oskaloosa friends for few
days
DIR. J. T. Morgan went to Fremont
Yesterday TO look after professional
business.
Rudolph Stegner OF Omaha will be
guest tomorrow OF his daughter,
Mrs. Price Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Wander Pol OF
PeIla were guests at the G. w. Blanch.
con home yesterday.
G. B. Coffin and family have left the
farm on rural route No. and are re.
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