The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-11-11


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| New Sharon Star: MIR and Mrs. NJ
! Eainnridge were made happy oVel
the arrival OF O baby girl last week
Monroe County News; Miss Lul
Lookabaugh Of oskaloosa spent Sun
! day at the J. G. Middlesworth home
Bussey Record: Mrs. Eli Warmal
went to Oskaloosa Monday to spen'
the week with her brothers and sis
tiers.
Malcolm Leader: Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Sherman and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Humphrey were Oskaloost
visitors Sunday.
Monroe County News: Mrs. A. f
Holland and sons, Earl and Lyle, o
Oskaloosa, spent the week end at the
T. d. Lewis home.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Henness of Oskaloosa have been the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. K. p
Miller, the past week.
Bussey Record: Mr.. Lloyd Way
spent last week visiting with friends
in Ames. He also visited in Oska
loosa and Des Moines while gone.
Grinneil Herald: DR. and Mrs. E..E
Harris and their daughter Eleanor
motored to Oskaloosa Sunday to
spend the dav, returning in the even
ing.
New Sharon Star: Miss Tressa
Gable, who attends Central Holiness
east OF OSkaloosa, spent
Sunday at the parental +. l.. Gable
home.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Hannah
Lee returned Monday evening from
an over Sunday visit at the home
of her son. AN. Lee, near Oska-
loosa.
Monroe County News: Miss Louise
Parry spent few days at home, but
returned to Oskaloosa Monday, where
she is taking treatments for her in
jured arm. > ...
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. II. G. Rob
inson of Oskaloosa came Wednes'
day to visit with relatives near
Grinnell. She expects to remain
here for some time.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Es-
Their Moore and daughter returned
Thursday from Oskaloosa where she
visited her sister, Miss Allene Ander'
son, and grandmother, Mrs. Under
wood.
Colfax Clipper: Mr.. ]. NJ. Watson
Of Marshalltown was at the home OF
his son, C. l.. Watson of the Clipper
force, Saturday. He drove down to
Oskaloosa for the day, Mrs. c. L. &C
him.
, Washington Journal: o. X. Mauck
mas returned home from Oskaloosa,
where he took part in a gun club
shoot. where he. tied for first place
IN the $50 bird shoot, with a score
Of 40. Some excellent shots took
part in the match.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Elizabeth
Dickey moved Tuesday TO the Ralph
Currier property which her daughter
Miss Ethel Dickson of Oskaloosa re-
Gently purchased. She sold her
nome on inc street to E. f. Austin,
and he is now in possession.
Bloomfield Democrat: Mr.. andMrs.
G. d, Fortune and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
E. Fortune drove to OskaloOsa on
Sunday, spending the day in the Ma
naska county metropolis. Mrs. J.
P. Fortune returned home with them
'or a two weeks visit in this city.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
:. w. Hendryx of Algona drove
Down in their. car and spent q few
lays last week visiting the formers
brother, John Hendryx. Last Satur-
lay J. W. Hendryx went to Oskaloo.
"a and from there he went with his
brother and sister-in-law to their
lome at Algona and was their guest
.or a few days.
Miss Bernice Bland of Evans was
n town Saturday attending to bust
ness affairs. Miss Bland, who has
been the Herald correspondent for
The Evans neighborhood, is leaving
Evans next week with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Bland, and family, to
make their home in Valley Junction.
Friends will miss her letters in the
Herald but all wish the family well
n the new location.
from Tuesdays DailyD
Mrs. NJ. Hughes went to Lacey this
for a visit with her daugh.
Ter
Miss Anna Smith left this morning
'or a few days visit with relatives in
Des Moines. F..
Mrs. Jas. Taylor of New York City
Is here for a visit at the parental DR..
J w. Morgan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen left
this morning for Des Moines, called
there by the illness OF his mother.
Miss Eva Yaffee returned home
from a visit in Marshall
town with Mr.. and Mrs. John Col
witzer.
Miss Mabel White returned to her
home in Mason City this morning af'
ter a short visit with Oskaloosa
friends. p,
Mrs. A. r. Martin left this morning
for Clear Lake, where she will re-
main for some time with her son,
who is Ill. ~, -"
. Miss Grace Parker went, to Abba
yesterday afternoon on business
and will remain there for a
short time. r az E. =.
Mrs. Alice Hearsch. of New Sharon
was in town yesterday enroute to her
home after an extended visit at Mo-
ran, Kansas.
Mrs. B. B. Watson and baby. who