The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24

Watertown, Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams of Grin
nell returned to their home this
morning after spending Sunday at the
home of 7. j. Conover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse j. Ellsworth
Ehaye returned home from very EN-.
! joyable visit with relatives and
friends at Grinnell, Iowa.
: The }. NJ. Price family has received
the good news that little Price Fish,
who was bitten by mad cat last
week, is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Johnson and
daughter, Miss Mildred, left this
morning for Spooner, Wis, and will
spend the summer at Birch Island.
The j. h. Whitaker family of Sis
Third avenue east have gone to
MontrOse, Iowa, to spend the season
lat their summer home at Blum Park.
Misses Helen Dunn and Frances
Miller returned this morning to their
homes in Sigourney after an over
Sunday visit in the city with relatives
and friends.
Leon McFeTran, who has been at
tending school at Northwestern uni
yersity at Evanston, H., during
the last year, has returned home for
the summer.
Mrs. John Loos and grandson, Ed
ward Batter went to Des Moines this
morning to spend week with the
son William, who is an employe of
the big Mandelbaum store.
A. J. Clark of Rice Lake, Wis, who
was here last fall in the interests OF
establishing a factory for making
farm implements, is again IN the city
looking after business acairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Seely are guests in
the city at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. X. Yer Ploeg- Mr.. and Mrs.
Seely 'motored down from their home
in Cherokee, Iowa, and from here they
will go to Vinton and Anamosa, and
thence home, making seven hundred
mile trip. Mrs. Yer Ploeg will &C.
company them home for brief visit
Guy Bacon, Ham" Bacon they call
him up at Aberdoon, South Dakota,
where he has been serving as sports
writer and city editor on the News,
position on the Commercial run" at
Davenport Tor the Times. He came
in this. morning for a brief visit at
the parental Henry Bacon nome and
goes on duty at Davenport Tuesday
morning. Guy ha~ four offers OF
good positions opened to him last
week and concluded that of the bunch
including one cali to Winnipeg, Can
ada, Iowa looked best to him.
Delta Press: Messrs. Root, Lynn
and Phelps, members of the Delta
school board, were at OskalOosa on
Thursday, looking at school equip
ment.
Abba Union: Hon. T. B. Perry was
called to Osceola last week to attend
the funeral of his nephew, Theo. Web
ster, who died from a stroke of pa
ralysis.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. J. S. Yer
non of Oskaloosa visited here with
the family OF her daughter, Mrs. II.
J. Townley and returned home Tues
day evening.
Fremont Gazette; Mrs. q. l.. Pril- |
lippe returned Sunday afternoon from
OskalOOsa where she visited at the !
home of her daughter, Mrs. H. b. Eel |
lers. She visited in HedriCk a few
days before going to Oskaloosa.
EddyviIle Tribune: Dwight Natter |
mas been having quite a tussle of it
the past week While out with the
boys he stepped on rusty nail, in
ficting quite a wound. DR.. Mcclure |
8 had to hn oil tn 10
it last Wednesday but at this writ
ing he is doing we'll, his many friends |
are glad to hear.
Knoxville Journal: The Epworth |
League will hold its annual district |
at Oskaloosa June 20, "a |
and %. TIE delegates from the |
Knoxville chapter are: Edna Jones, |
Hattie Quick, Ruth Little, Howard |
Kirk, Josephine Kurtz. Visitors; |
Gladys Taylor, Florence Kurtz, Ida
Young ana Theresa Venable.
Fremont Gazette: Ernie Lyon of
Cedar was in Oskaloosa Tuesday at. |
tending the funeral OF Mrs. Martin |
Olson, which was held at he Swedish |
NJ. E. church at two o'clock that al
ternoon. Mrs. Olson went to Chi |
cago two weeks ago and underwent |
An operation which proved fatal. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Olson formerly lived north |
of Fremont, but for the past few |
years have been living west of Ce-
lar.
or a former Oskaloosa gentleman,
and brother of ]. p. Seibert of this |
city, the Abba Union says; Mr.. and |
Mrs. Geo. Seibert went to Wauke-
sha, Wisconsin, Sunday, where the
former will try the curative proper
ties of the mineral springs. Mr..
Seibert has been suffering from dia
bette trouble for the past two years
and The Mayo Bros, of Rochester,
Mimi, advised him to take treatment
at the springs"
(From Tuesdays Daiiy.I
Mrs. II. X. Donayan left this noon
for brief visit with friends in Pella.
Miss Olive Maddy was an over Sun
day guest with her sister in Monroe.
Miss Ethel Walker OF Leighton was
a business caller in the city yester-
day
Miss Abbie Chittenden of Giyin is
a guest in the city with relatives and
Miss Mae Johnson of Elgin. H., is
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