The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-23
3 Monlaanma ans morninE.

i ILL.,, after a pleasant weeks visit II
the city at the home of her niece
Miss Pearle Snider
Misses Martindale and Darling
who have been guests at the Kilmel
home on North Third street, left fol-
their lone in South Bend, Indiana
! Sunday morning.
Miss Jennie Boucher of Pottsville
Iowa, with Misses Lucille, Marie and
| Nell Dulin of this city, left this
morning for Des MOines where they
will attend the style show.
Mrs. Chas. Percival and son Elmer,
| of Milwaukee, Wis, who have been
visiting for some time with relatives
near Richland were in town Sat r.
day evening enrOute to their home
r. A. Louth, representing the Sher-
win-WiIliams Paint Co, has taken up
headquarters in this city. He is room
.ng with DR.. A. L. Washburn at the
]. P. Hiatt home, 201 North Third
street.
John n. Craig, under treatment at
the Oskaloosa hospital for heart
trouble, was much worse last even
ing, becoming deliriOus and difficult
to handle He was resting quietly
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith and
daughter Flora left Saturday for San
Francisco, to visit the exposition and
other places of interest on the Pa
sific coast. They will be away five
or six weeks.
Miss Helen Snyder accompanied
her aunt, Mrs. H. w. Hurt, to the lat
,er's new home in Lebanon, Illinois,
and will remain Tor a week or more
helping the family get settled. Mr..
Hurt has recently been elected presi-
dent of McKendree college, located
at Lebanon.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Doner, formerly
of Oskaloosa, arrived in the city Sat
urday morning and will make their
future home here. Mr.. Doner is a
brakeman on the NJ. & st. l.. They
have two children, Mona and Glen,
and will live at 500 South Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Heftleman and son
Morris, formerly OF Marshalltown,
have become permanent residents of
Oskaloosa and are located at No. 602
supervisor of bridge building and. re-
pair work for the NJ. & st. L., and
will make headquarters in Oskaloosa.
c. Yer Ploeg is home from Pitts
burgh, Pa, where he has been in the
trial of a law suit. Mr.. Yer Ploeg
represented some Iowa heirs to an
estate there and action was brought
against the executor Of the estate.
Mr.. Yer Ploeg won the case and as
Yesult the Iowa heirs will receive
about four times the amount that
had been rendered them in settle |
ment.
Mr.. J. w. Hendryx and daughter,
Mrs. w. F. jaeger, Mrs. Anna Boil !
baugh, Miss Clara and Miss Ollie
8olibaugh Mrs w. e. KriZer. Mrs. c. |
Howell, Mrs, ]. E. Barnett, Miss Lou
Use jaeger, and Misses Eva and Goldie
Krizer of EddyVille came. to this city
Saturday to attend a Grange picnic.
But as the picnic was postponed, the
party spent the day here shopping,
returning home Saturday evening
Abba Union: Miss Catherine Booth
has gone to Oskaloosa where she will
study music in Penn college.
Monroe Mirror: Miss Nellie Bass
of Oskaloosa was an over Sunday Wis
itOr at the Ralph Henderson, home.
CoIfax Tribune: Miss Mildred Ry-
an of OskalOOsa returned nome Sun
day evening after a weeks visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Ed Owens, and friend, |
Miss Bessie James.
Bussey Record Frank Mcconnell, |
who has been in the hospital at Os-
kaloosa for several weeks, is in a
very serious condition with slight
chance OF recovery.
Monroe County News: Mrs. Flor
ence Lafferty, of Los Angeles. Calf, !
came over from OskalOosa Wednes-
lay evening for a few days visit with
her brother, Harry Burdock. !
RichIand Clarion: Bonnie Lyon res
turned to Oskaloosa Tuesday to re- !
sumo his school work at University !
Park His mother, Mrs. N. w. Lyon, |
him to spend few days
with her sister, Mrs. J. D. Ridgway.
Fremont Gazette: Henry Horn, of
who bought the Fremont !
bakery, took possession yesterday,
and moved his family here. Mr..
Horn is a practical baker and will
give the people of this community
first class bakery goods.
Sigourney Review: Cashier F. H.
TinsIey has moved his family here
rom Oskaloosa preparatory to set
ling down in their fine new residence
IN North jefferson street. The res
dence is not quite completed and in
he meantime the Tinsleys are stop
ping at the hotel.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. SD
san Clute and daughter, Miss Jennie,
eft Thursday for Kankakee, Illinois,
after a pleasant visit with her sister,
Mrs. J. w. Carr, and family and other
relatives here and at Oskaloosa. Miss
Jennie Clute holds a very RESPONSE
BILE position in the schools of Kanka.
kec.
Knoxville Express: Rev. H. N. :
Dickson returned the first of last
week from Birmingham. where he at
ended the Free Methodist confer.
nee Rev. Dickson will go to Oska- I
oosa, and Rev. Z. N. Miller, former
district elder, will come here from
Wis ALI wish Rev Dick. !
son success in his new location, and
hope he will visit Knoxville a few