The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-06
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Keota Eagle: F. G.. Henness AM
family were over Sunday visitors il
Oskaloosa.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. L. r. Briggs
Of Oskaloosa is spending a few days
on their farm south of town.
Pella Chronicle: q. s. Van Zee and
daughter, Miss Marie, visited friend:
at Oskaloosa the first of this week.
Bussey Record: Mr.. Ed CIarahar
of Oskaloosa spent the first of the
week here at the DR.. +. {. Mcclure
home.
Pella Booster: Miss Freda Reuvers
visited in Oskaloosa Tuesday after.
noon and Wednesday with her aunt
Mrs. Lou Brown.
Mrs. Dan Corcoran and son, Dan
Jr., left Friday for q few days visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H,
Heston in Des Moines.
Pella Booster. Twenty-Five of the
young people of our city motored to
Oskaloosa last evening to attend the
play, Potash & Perlmutter."
Williamsburg Journal: Fred Carl
ton of 0skaloosa and Mrs. S. P. Wilt
Of LenoX were in town this week Wis
ting their brother. Supt. Carlton.
Colfax Tribune: Miss Bernice
Bland of Oskaloosa visited from Fri
day until Wednesday with her sister,
Mrs. James Patterson, and other rel,
atives.
Grinnell Register: Mr. and Mrs.
William Jones of Oskaloosa, who have
been visiting with friends and rela-
tives, returned TO their home last
Tuesday.
Eddyyille Tribune: Jacob Hoogen-
dorm, formerly Of this vicinity but of
late years of Oskaloosa, where he
conducts a pool hall, was greeting old
friends in town Monday forenoon.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Ruisaard, OF
Otley. was shopping in Pella Monday
morning, leaving in the afternoon for
Oskaloosa where she will visit a few
days with Rev. and Mrs. De Bruin.
Pella Booster: Rev. I'D Mills and
wife visited in Pella over night Mon
day with friends, leaving again Tues
day afternoon for Oskaloosa where
Rev. Mills will join the gospel teams.
and daughter went to Oskaloosa last
Friday for a visit with her sister and
family. Mr.. Gharret went over on
Saturday evening, returning home on
Monday.
Pelia Booster: Jno. Else and family /
of near Oskaloosa visited in Pella on
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Tunis |
Bieshaar, of Fairfield, who are max
ing an extended visit at the J. Ande-
veg home.
Bussey Record Mrs w. A. Pilgrim |
and Mrs. J. w. Wilson and daughter
Elsie, of Oskaloosa, visited last week |
with their aunts. Mrs. ]. A. Ayres and |
Mrs. NJ. Bussey anc other relatives
and friends.
PelIa Booster: Chas. Sipkema and
wife, Jno. Veenstra and son Herald, |
Jno. F. Dykstra and family and Mr. |
and Mrs. G. G. Thomassen visited in |
Oskaloosa Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sipkema.
Fremont Gazette: E. Lyon of Ce-
dar went to Oskaloosa Monday and "
has been there since at the bedside
of his aged mother, who suffered a
stroke of apoplexy some time ago and
whose condition is very serious.
Pella Chronicle: J. K Walraven of
Osbaloosa was in Pella Saturday,
called by the serious illness OF his
mother, Mrs. John Walraven, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Dieleman, on West Washington
street.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Ed Davis 1
returned to her home near Searsboro,
Tuesday. from the hospital at Oska-
loosa. Her sisters, Mrs. Max Stan
ley and Miss Alice Steen, accompan-
led her home. Mrs. Stanley expects
to stay with her about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Heinzman
and sons are departing soon for
the mountains of Colorado, expecting
to go later to Long Beach, California,
for a more or less extended stay. Mr.. i
Heinzman has sold his property on
North Third street to c. w. Taylor
OF Barnes City, who will move here
with his family.
Eddyville Tribune: A D. Dilley OF 4
West Des Moines township, while eat
ing fish, got bone lodged in his
throat and in an attempt to swallow
il, il went crossYise of his windpipe, /
so he had to go to throat specialist
in Ottumwa and have 1t removed. II /
was a painful operation but at latest
reports he was getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Erwin, of West
Branch, were here to attend the fun
eral OF Mr.. Ervin's mother and broth.
er. Mr.. Erwin is a former Oskaloosa
boy, known TO hosts of friends here.
Among others from a distance who
attended the funeral were: Leslie Err.
win, of Highland Park, Des Moines; |
Mrs. Robert Erwin and sons, Frank .
and Paul, of Cloquet, Mimi; Frank
Jackson, of Milwaukee; Fred Jack.
son, OF Storm Lake, Iowa; Mr.. and |
Mrs. Holt, OF Chicago, and George
Hill, OF Joliet, III.
Abba Union: w. r. Roberts OF /
Omaha, Nebraska, is visiting at the
home of his half-brother. Perry Full |
lerton, In Bluff Creek township. Mr.. |
Roberts is nearing his eighty-fourth |
mile post and is enjoying good health. !
His young manhood was spent in this /
part OF Iowa and at one time he was
foreman OF the Oskaloosa Herald. He
was In the mail service for about a
garter OF century, during which
tine he became well acquainted