The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-09

Miss Edith Frost has returned fron
a summers outing in several place
of interest, including ten weeks Wis
liz with her sister, Mrs. A. j. Gala
Cher in Collins, Nebf., on a ranch
iShe also visited sister, Mrs. Maud,
Parsons, in Denver, Colo, and with {
i friend. Mrs r. l. McRea, in Masoi
City. Miss Frost reports a most de
i lightful time.
Il Iowa City Citizen: Hal Stewar
lhas returned from a business trip t
Oskaloosa.
Hedrick Journal: Miss Edith Swear
ingen returned Thursday from a Visi
with relatives in OskaloOsa.
Abba Republican: Charles e. Mon
roe, of OskaloOsa, was in Abba for the
races at the Monroe county fair.
Knoxville Express: Manuel Phil
lips visited a few days this week al
Oskaloosa with his son, Clarence
Phillips.
Marengo Republican: Mr.. Kissick
OF Oskaloosa, came up Saturday to
lead the band as Williams was unable
to be here.
Washington Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles House, of Quaker City, Ohio,
were in Washington yesterday on
their way to Oskaloosa.
New Sharon Star: Miss Mary A.
Moore teacher in the Oskaloosa high
school, spent Saturday afternoon and
Sunday at the Duboc home.
What Cheer Chronicle: Will Hard
ing was at Oskaloosa last Friday to
l.. To- II x,-hA &c
getting along nicely at the hospital
there.
Montezuma Republican: Leslie
Moore, wife ami two children and his
mother, Mrs. Nicholas Moore, of Os.
kaloosa, were visitors at the n. M.
Valentine home, Tuesday.
Washington Journal: Mrs. S. E..
Richardson, of Ainsworth. was in
town this morning on her way to Os-
kaloosa, where she will visit her sis.
tiers, Mrs. Meadowbrooke and Mrs
Pugh.
New Sharon Star: Carl Andrews
and wife still remain at Oskaloosa
where he is taking medical treatment.
He is reported to be improving and
all hope he will soon be at home
again.
New Sharon Star: The Jackson
school in Prairie township will not
begin until next Monday, Sept. 9Th,
instead of this week, as was an
Miss Belle Mincer is the
teacher. /
Delta Press: Mrs. J. H. Scott is
enjoying visit from her mother,
NJ JoDuo oF nekoInOca and hor
aunt. Mrs Elizabeth Barnes. of West
The ladies came down from
Oskaloosa Tuesday.
Montezuma Republican: Prof. War
rem Pollard left Tuesday for Oska- !
Ioosa to visit his sister, Mrs. Rudolph
Klindt, and from there will go to
Ames to take up his work as instruct
or in music in the Ames schools.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Landers and son, Ralph, Miss
Fannie Norby, Mrs. Vede Van Patten
and Miss Thelma Van Patten, of What
Cheer, went to Oskaloosa Friday
where they visited and attended to
some business matters. T.
Fremont Gazette: Mr. and Mrs. H |
B. FEEDERS, of OskalOOsa, arrived home
Saturday from their eastern trip and
drove to Fremont Sunday, after their .
three children, who stayed here with
their grandmother Mrs. Mary J. Phil.
ippi, while they were gone.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Ella Perry
and children of Jacksonville, H., who
have been visiting the past three
weeks at the home of her sister, MIS-.
G. Adkins and friends at Lynnville,
went to Oskaloosa Monday to spend
a few days with friends before return q,
ing to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wells return. |
ed last evening from Des Moines
where they attended the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kensing, of
Springfield, Ill, are here for few
nays visit with relatives and friends |
William Newberger arrived home
last evening from a business and
pleasure trip to Des Moines and the
state fair. |
Mrs Roy Roberts, of Mt. Ayr who
has been visiting the parental J. F.
Gable home in Rose HILL is spending
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 2. Dodge went to
West Liberty this morning after a
weeks visit at the J. J. Hawks home
on North Marke: street. The ladies
arc sisters.
ldr. and Mrs. Chas. S. Walling are
home from a trip into Oklahoma with
ia d Eisminger. They went by auto
and have the usual number OF exper |
fences to relate. !
Sidney Hirsch, formerly of this
city but for the past few years of AL.
bert Lea, Mimi, arrived in the city
yesterd y and has accepted posi-
ton with the new Smith-Shipley
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barrows and
daughter, Miss Maribeth are in
Bloomfield visiting Mrs. Barrows sis
ter, Mrs. J. V. MCGOWAN. They will
return via Ottumwa Monday to enjoy
the Labor Day celebration at that
place.
Mrs. Howard Parr, of Salt Lake
City, and sister Mrs. Walter Davis,
of Alamosa, Colorado, and son Master
James Harrison Davis, have arrived
for an extended visit at the parental
Rev. Harrison home No. 1865 c ayen
ue east.
George Hoff. according. to recent
news notes has terminated residence