The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-26

mas been prominent in the suffragt
movement and is one of the brigh
women OF the state. Her parents re
sided in Montezuma for many years
(FrOm Tuesdays Daily.I
Sheriff d. E. Henley .israt Mt. Pleas
ant today upon official business.
w. M. Robinson left this morning
for Illinois for a'6oHple Of weeks, on
business.
Jerrel Carver is supplying in the
sheriff's office in the press of civil
| business.
Mrs. Myrtle Fisher left this morn
ing for Searsboro, where she will re-
main for a time.
Mrs. Minnie Love was a passenger
to Gladbrook this morning, going on
a business mission.
Mrs. Peter Haugen OF the Frankel
millinery department is home from a
goods buying expedition to St Paul.
Mrs. II. A. Jacobs and children
were in town this morning enroute
for their home in Winfield after
visit in Shefteld.
Richard B Morgan and family have
gone to Duluth, Mimi, where they
will visit with friends and relatives
for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs l.. A. Rodgers returned
last evening from their vacation at
Birch Island, Wis. They report a
most pleasant time at the lakes.
Newton News; The Ed Haynes and
George Russell families of Oskaloosa
are expected to be in Newton Sunday.
They are former residents here.
Miss Mary Nevins, who has been
visiting in the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Sarah Nevins, of, Third avenue west,
has returned to her home in Winter.
set.
Miss Katherine Ost returned yes
terday to her home In Mansfield,
Ohio, after visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
M. N. Williams, 116 Sixth avenue
east.
Mrs. w. w. Young and daughter, of
Hedrick, were in this city this morn
ing, changing trains for st. Paul,
Mimi, where they will visit for SONS
time.
Jesse Eisiminger, of Blackwell
Oklahoma, with his daughter Clara
and son Myrl, drove into Oskaloosa
Monday night. on their way home
from Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Cartwright, of
Eldon, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. T. John
son of EddyVille were callers on Mrs.
w. M Robinson at III High avenue
west, Sunday.
H. R. Goodwin, local c., B. & @.
agent, and his family are in Agency
visiting with relatives and acquaint.
anCes. Mr.. Goodwin is taking part
Of his summer vacation at this time.
Mahlon l.. Williams left last even
ing for Des Moines where he joins the
celebrated. Fred Henry band. This
band will fill an engagement at small
,airs first, then play at the Iowa State
Fair and Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Spencer and Mr.. |
and Mrs. w. S. Lacy of Bridgeport, .
Conn, left yesterday afternoon for
chicago, where they will visit for
several days. From there Mir. and |
Mrs. Lacy return to their home in
Irwin Garland is today moving into
he Frank Tout property, No. llO5 b I!
avenue east, vacated yesterday by DR..
E. d. Mclean. DR.. MCLEAN has y
purchased the Spyker place No. 1921 |
High avenue east, and occupied the |
place Monday.
Mrs. G. N. Beechler and daughter, !
Miss Gladys, have arrived home from
IN extended trip to California. They !,
listed many places OF interest ,
throughout the west and enjoyed a
yisit with their son and brother, Don !
3eechler, of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Daniel Little and two daugh-
ers, of Red Lodge, Mont, are visiting |
It the parental David Edwards home !
n Evans. She will be joined in Sep |
ember by her sister, Mrs. w. c. Bur
ell of New York City, whom she has I
lot seen for sixteen years.
Mrs. H. S. Rhynsburger Is spending
/ week in Minneapolis at the National |
Training School for Professional Spi- |
ella Corsetiers. Mrs Rhynsburger
las taken orders for the Spirella cor |
,ets for some time and will take the /.
weeks training at the school that she
nay be more efficient in her work.
The school is conducted by experts
rom the Spirella Company and is a
arge concern, having six American
md foreign factories. -
LIMA Ellis is home from his farm |
or few days. He reports having !
ust completed housing the best crop |
If timothy he has ever cut. The
grass was a trife over ripe, says Mr.. |
ellis, but aside from that little disad- |
vantage the crop was the finest he |
las ever handled. Corn, he states, |
s making rapid growth now. He has
never seen it do better and If frost |
holds of a reasonable length of time
he county will have a grand good
crop.
Newton News: Mrs. Jay Clark en-
.ertained a company Thursday even
ng at six O'Clock dinner, complb /
nentary to Mrs. Chas. " Hoffman,
Of Oskaloosa, who is spending the |
week at Colfax. The dinner was |
served in three courses and beautiful
n all its appointments. The decora-
ions were nasturtiums The guests !
besides the guesteof honor were Mes
lsa titna Elf; CaVflS, MA Carrier A l