The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-07-15


place in the Monarch laundry Mis-
Mildred Socten of Monroe, Iowa Il
a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Allender TO
a few days.
Miss Marie Phillips is home from
Lacrosse, Wisconsin, where she hal
been for The past year with her sis
ter, Mrs. G. r. Reay. Miss Phillip!
will visit her mother, Mrs. Sarah J
Phillips, ami sister Miss Mary Am
for a few weeks but will return to LII
Crosse later.
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Robinson and
daughters Mary and Margaret of OF
tumwa and Mrs. Jno. Murray and
daughter, Margaret of Houston, Tex
as came by auto to Oskaloosa Sun
day to spend the day at the A. c.
Simmons home. They are relatives
of MIS-. Sewers Mr.. and Mrs. BY.
ron V. Sewers and Aunt Ellen SeeV.
ers and Mrs. Hagan were also enter.
tanned and very happy party en-
joTed the. day.
Keota Eagle: Fay Bales and wife
visited the Bridgmans in OskaloOsa
Monday ami Tuesday.
Richland Clarion: Miss Winifred
Brady of Oskaloosa, is spending a few
weeks with her girl friends in Rich
land.
SigouTney News: Albert Atwood
went to Oskaloosa Monday where he
will work in a bakery for a few
weeks.
Mrs. L. A. Weber of Blue Earth,
Mimi, is a guest at the home of her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Stegner at Univer.
sity Park.
o. S. Holt and family left last even,
ing for an extended visit in Fl Nor
gan, Colo, and other points of inter
est in the west.
Davenport Times: Thomas Davis
of Oskaloosa is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
c. l.. Davis, 1925 Ripley street, Dav.
export, for about week
Seth Osborne and wife have return.
ed to their home in University Park
after a few weeks visit with relatiy.
es and friends in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P Hawkins left
this morning for a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Kalbach at
Shady Camp and jenkins, MINI.
Miss Mary Douglas and her niece,
who have been visiting at the home
of Miss Douglas sister returned to
their home in Maple yesterday alter.
noon.
Chas. f. Howard, assistant cashier
OF the Mahaska County State bank,
is off on a few weeks vacation and is
spending it in Great Lakes and Mil
waukee, Wisconsin
Eddyville Tribune: George and
Leslie Oldham went to Oskaloosa last
Thursday and joined the Boy Scouts
Troup No. which is under the d.
rectiOn of w. M. Robinson as Scout
Master.
Pella Chronicle: Misses Bertha and
Henrietta Brunia, VINO are enjoying a
from their duties at Mercy
Hospital at Des Mones. visited their
sister at OSkalOOsa the latter part OF
last week
Aaron and DuWaine Bucher and
Miss Iowa BuChcr, brothers and sis
ter, of Delta, left yesterday afternoon
over the NJ. a. st. l.. for San Francis
co and San Diego where they will at
tend the expositiOns.
Sigourney News: Mrs. Grace Wood.
in Hadley and daughter, Miss Helen,
came this week from Chicago for a
visit Of a month or more here. Guy
WOOdin AMI family expect to come
later for "a visit tails summer.
EddyVille Tribune: Miss Blanche
and Orle and Charley Mick, formerly
Of this place but now of OskalOosa,
came to EIdyVille Saturday evening
and remained until Tuesday morning
visiting with their mother, Mrs. Ben
TOWnley.
G. J. GilleLt of University Park ar
rived home last evening from Deer
Creek, Mimi, where he has been Wis
iting at the home of his eldest son.
Coming home he stopped with his
on their farm in Wright
for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T. Lindsay
are recent arrivals in this city. Mr..
Is the new dispatcher at the
NJ. & St L. station who takes the
place vacated bv Mr.. Aye, coming
from Missoula, Mont, where he was
in the employ of the C. NJ. & p. S. Ry.
Washington Democrat: Mrs. Carrie
Scofield Marshall and two children,
Eunice and Benjamin of Oskaloosa,
were here looking at the old Scofield
They are thinking of NOV
ing back. Mr.. Marshall travels and
could make his headquarters here as
we'll as at OskalOosa.
In its twenty-five years ago" the
Ottumwa Courier says: &C. Winters,
secretary of the Oskaloosa street car
is in the city today July
II, 1890. talking to president Daum
in reference to the cost of electric
power and equipments. The company
there is talking of putting in cleo.
trio cars in Oskaloosa."
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Broyles were
passengers this morning for Norwood
Iowa, where they will visit at the
home OF their daughter for few
days. s. Boonstra and Miss Elsie
Boonstra will remain in Albert Lea
for a week or two, while Miss Elsie
expects to- stay at the home of her
sister during the rest OF the summer.
Lynnyille Star: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Compton and daughter Helen, autoed
to oskaloosa Wednesday evening.
Miss Annie Horihan, one of Miss Hell
ems Oskaloosa friends, who has been
waiting her for a faW DAVIS ratIlrnQd