The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25


Bussey Record: Misses Cora Da-
Wis and Tressa Fry were guests of
Miss Louie Mason at her home in Os-
/ kaloosa Saturday.
Bussey Record; Miss Mary Eve.
! land. who is attending school in OS-
kalOOsa, was guest at the DR.. J. w.
Anderson home Saturday.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Mace Ha-
gan of OskalOoSa. recently of Abba,
vas a guest at the William Brown
home the last of the week.
What Cheer Chronicle: Dlanch
! Lester of Oskaloosa has been visiting
here for the past week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Burke.
Knoxville Express: c. A. Porter
and r. H. Porter were in Oskaloosa
last Thursday where they were call
ed to attend the funeral of their aunt
Mrs. Susan Blanchard.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Neva Can
| field, who is teacher in the schools
at Oskaloosa, was business caller
| in Ottumwa Saturday. Miss Eva
Miller accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ruby left last
night for Houstonia, Missouri. called
to the bedside of their daughter.
Mrs. Ida Gay, who is critically i'll
with pneumonia.
Rev. Thomas Horton, rector of st.
James church, goes to Des Moines
tomorrow to conduct Lenten services
in St Paul's church Wednesday ev-
ching. He will return Thursday
morning.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. w. r.
Nelson returned to Eddyville last
Friday after spending a week visit
ing relatives and friends in Oska-
loosa and attending the funeral of a
relative, jeremiah Riggs. Mrs. viii
Powell and Rufus Nelson also at
tended the funeral.
Bert Motsch, who recently accept
ed position with the Century Saw
ings Bank of Des Moines,, visited his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Motsch,
no Second avenue east, Sunday and
Monday. Monday being a legal hol-
iday for the bankers, gave him two
days visit at home.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. John
Loves, living on a farm near Lacey.
visited over Sunday at the parental
James Johnson home south of town.
She was accompanied by the little
daughter of Mrs. Fred Everett, a
neighbor. Mrs. Loves will be better
known here as Miss Nina Johnson.
She and Mr.. Loves we're married in
Missouri last September, but unfor-
tunately the Tribune did not have
the pleasure of chroniCling their we'd
ding at that time.
Fremont Gazette: Chas. Mccall Of
Oskaloosa returned couple of weeks
ago from North Carolina where he
spent the winter. He brought home
with him a lot of tobacco and re-
membered the Gazette with some of
it. 1t was native twist and was fine.
After having enjoyed only few
pipesful of it someone purloined the
roll, and our suspicious are strong
that Berry Aldridge knows what be-
came of it. Anyway he was relating
to some of his friends that he had
been enjoying some real tobacco the
past few days.
J. w. King of Dcs Moines spent
Sunday with OskaOOSa friends.
Clarence Melchcr Of Des Moines Is
visiting Oskaloosa people today.
Kcgge Moore of Des Moines is
spending the week with relatives.
Mrs. George Joestings, of Fremont.
was in the city yesterday looking af-
ter business matters.
Miss Geneva OrVis, daughter of MI.
and Mrs. Chas. c. OrviS of north 4th
street is quite i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Blanche Robertson, of Des
Moincs, spent Sunday with her moth
or and sister at 81 North Ninth st.
b. Bernstein arrived home this
morning from Chicago, where he has
been looking after business interests.
! Harold Dean, of the Farmers Ma
tional bank, spent the week end with
friends in Mt. Pleasant and Burling-
| ton.
c. NJ. McChcsncy and wife. of
Packwood, were in the city ycstCr
day looking after local business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Dan Devinc of Sigourney, who
has been spending a few days at the
Jas. Glass home, returned to Sigour
ney yesterday.
Stowel Stringrellow and wife, of
Rose Hill brought their three weeks
old baby to the OskaloOsa hospital
yesterday to receive treatment for
indigestion.
w. H. Broerman, steward of the
county home. and 7. w. Dcnney.
chairman of the board of supervisors.
and their wives left yesterday for
| Mt. Pleasant in the interest of the
Mahaska county patients there.
! Mrs. c. c. Prouty and Mrs. J. c.
Wilson of Des MOineS have return
ed TO their home after several days
visit with their sister. Mrs. James
McQuiston, $40 north Third street.
Mrs. c. n. Cox of Deep River who
attended the p. b. o. luncheon Satur-
day and was an over Sunday guest at
the DR.. l.. A. Rodgers home, went to
Des Moines Monday for brief visit.
Miss Sara Jamison has returned
from Keota where she attended the
funeral Saturday of David A. Wilson,
who was former resident of Oska.
loosa and who will be remembered by
many of the older settlers. Miss Jami-
son was an over Sunday guest OF Mrs.