The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-03

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Miss Hala Hunter of Montezuma
arrived Friday evening to visit with
Miss Ada Fultz. .. .5u., ..
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Martin left last night
TO join her husband at Minneapolis
for few days visit.
Mrs. r. f. Hayden of Iowa Falls
arrived last evening to visit at the
home of r. Z. Stubs.
j. Fred Teddy of Chicago is a
guest in the city with relatives and
friends for a few days.
Mrs. C. r. Lotspeich of Muscatine
IS visiting at the parental NJ. S. Hess
and A. l.. Lotspeich homes.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. George Nc
Kay and daughter, Mis- Marie. were
oskaloosa visitors Wednesday.
Grinnell Register: Mrs. Charles
Beverly of Oskaloosa came Monday
for visit with Grinnell relatives.
Washington Journal: Miss Bess
Kenworthy went to Oskaloosa yester-
day evening for a visit with relatives.
Miss Evelyn Moore of Abba re-
turned To her home last evening az
ter visiting with friends in this city.
Mrs Harry Gutschal of Lewistown,
Pa, arrived last evening to visit at
the home OF her uncle, &. G. Wallet.
Abba Republican: Mrs. B. Bern
stein and Morris, Of oskaloosa, were
recent guests at the home OF her
son Ben.
Will Ives of Newton was in the
city yesterday visiting his brother.
Z. E. Ives, and looking after bust
ness matters.
Colfax Tribune: VIM Cubit re
turned home Tuesday from near Os
visit his parents.
Grinnell Register; Mr.. and Mrs,
Stephen j. Sparks, who have been
visiting with their son in Oskaloosa,
returned Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Bundy, who has been
visiting at the Walraven home for
several weeks. has returned to her
home in Winterset.
Abba Republican: Anna Phenix of
Oskaloosa is in the city visiting with
friends and relatives and will attend
the graduating exercises.
Washington Journal Miss Iva
Dock of Sidney, Ohio, was in the city
yesterday afternoon on her way to
Oskaloosa to visit a sister.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. Jerry
Lynch and daughter, Miss Marjorie,
Of Oskaloosa, we're visitors at the
Lemma Mills home Saturday.
Abba News: Mrs. A. r. Ferguson
of Hastings, Nebr., left Saturday for
Oskaloosa TO visit her grandmother
and returned to Abba Thursday even
ing.
Washington Journal: Mrs. L
Spotts OF Oskaloosa, who has been a
guest at the William Patterson home. |
TO OskalOosa yesterday ev |
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Skinner and |
daughter Mae and Miss Margaret FL |
der left this morning for short visi
with friends and relatives in Alder |
Lea, Mimi.
Mrs. ]. J. Hawk of this city and |
Mrs. Chester LaRue of New Sharon !
we're passengers to St. Louis this
morning, going to visit with Mrs. |
LaRue's daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will S. Kitch of Earl |
ham have been in town this week |
former acquaintance. |
They came to Oskaloosa for the
Cook-Barnett nuptials.
Abba News: Mrs. n F. Wadell, of |
lincoln, NebT., who has been the |
guest of her sister, Mrs. Warren Bull |
lington, left Thursday for a visit |
with his mother in Oskaloosa.
w. A. Ortmeyer, a member of the |
high school faculty, left yesterday al |
ternoon for Mason City where he
will fill a position with a Chautauqua |
the summer.
Abba News: Dwight Humeston
and Lloyd Cokenower went to Oska
3oosa Monday evening and drove
home new international Harveste!
truck to be used in delivering for the
Humeston furniture store.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Myrtle How
ell OF Oskaloosa visited her friend
Miss Jessie Dunn, at Central college
Il lew udyb HTbl VI lllS "fehy ldh
ing in the May Day exercises, the bis
circus, and the college play TUESDAY
evening.
What Cheer Chronicle: Rev. Geo.
Minear of Oskaloosa occupied the
pulpit at the Methodist church Sun
day He is an eloquent and force
full speaker, Bro. Minear was ir
charge of the work here at one time
and he has many warm friends in
What Cheer
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Mendenhall,
who have been residents of Hartford
Connecticut, are in the city for an
indefinite stay At the parental J. j
glendenhall home, No. 652 North {
street. They were here attending
the Wedding of Miss Myrtle Barnett
and Lloyd COOK OF Alton.
Mr. and Mrs. b. w. Landfear and
Nh and Mrs. J. A. Stoltz leave 10.
nigl for Fox Lake. in Minnesota for
d fishing trip Of about three weeks.
FROM the reports OF the fish that
rot away" We think they are not as
good fishermen as they are railroad
men and Masons. but time will tell.
John p. White. national president
az tie United Mine Workers OF