The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-08

Monday TO have IL operated upon.
Pella Booster: A. w. Van Houws
ing and family went to 0skaloos
Saturday afternoon for few day
visit at the r. Kempernaar home.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. A. !
Geneva went to 0skaloosa Wedne,
day evening for several days Wis
with his brother, Fred Geneva an
lGwife. 9
! Pella Booster: Miss Ella Johnso
went TO 0skaloosa Friday afternoo
TO meet her mother, who was return
ling at that time from visit at New
Sharon.
Pella Booster: H. F. BOusquet wen
TO Oskaloosa Saturday afternoon, &C
eompanying his daughter, Mrs. c. d
Wood that far on her journey home
to Texas
| Bussey Record: Mrs. Lottie Sarvel
and her aunt, Mrs. Spaur, went to Os
kaloosa Thursday to sec their fathel
and brother, James Rupel who is in
THE hospital there.
Miss Mabel Doll has arrived home
from her school duties at the State
University of Iowa, Iowa City, to
spend the spring vacation week at the
parental j. B. Doll home.
Keota Eagle; Mrs. Fred Shurtz and
Mrs. Mike Meyer went to Sigourney
Saturday to visit friends for the day;
and Mrs. ShurtZ went on TO Oskaloosa
to visit her son Charles for a week or
two. She had not been to see him
since he had the fire in his drug store
several weeks ago.
Miss Lily Price, formerly editor OF
the Cleveland Press and Secretary
Treasurer of the Scripps-M Crea
News Service is a guest during the
Easter season at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. r. Jackson, No. sos A
avenue east Miss Price is enroute to
her home from trip around the
world.
County Superintendent Miss Eliza
beth Sheahan. City Superintendent
D. p. Flower, and the Misses Effie
royera, Abby Clayton and Louise
Ryan, teachers in the city schools,
rave been at Davenport the latter
hree days of the week attending the
annual meeting of the Southeastern
owa Teachers Association.
John H. Shoemake and Louis A. |
'uiter go to Sioux City tomorrow as
delegates from the local camp to the |
'iennial state convention OF the Wood |
men of the World. They expect to be |
ut of town the greater part of the
week and in the meantime will visit /
)maha to see the new building of the |
National Headquarters and visit old |
ime Oskaloosa residents now living
I Omaha.
Pella Booster: Rev. w. J. Coulston
MI Mrs. c. o. Johnson went to Os-
aloosa Monday at which time the
ody of Mrs. Mary Dudgeon was re-
loved from the receiving vault to the
near her old home at He'd
lex. The delay in burial was to per-
lit her son, Prof. Winfield Duugeon,
D arrive from India, where he has
cen teaching the past few years. We
Understand that Prof. Dudgeon will
inter- the University of Chicago for
lrther study before returning to In
ia
Henry r. Kendig, No. 602 Bird ave-
ne west is home from a five months
sit with his daughters, Mrs. Clara
obinson and Mrs. Lovelle Dattlez :
Gig and at the home of his nephew
w. Stump in Chicago. Mr.. Kendig
# OskaloOsa in October and he
iyS he has had the time of his life
the big city. But after all, there is
, place like home and he prefers
skaloosa to all the attractions and
ivantages of the great town. Since l
turning last week Henry has been
'mewhat Ill and was confined to his
I'd but is now able to- be out and
,out town.
(from Mondays Daiiy.l
Miss Helen Berry of Washington, '
in the city visiting Miss Alice t
rock.
Miss Dorothy Petit was an over J
aster guest with friends in Des
Dimes.
Mrs. John Novels. of Knoxville, q
as business caller in the cay Id
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Pella Booster: Mrs. A. Cleveringa \
ID family visited in Beacon Tuesday In
It'll relatives
Pella Booster: Mrs. B. Brom and '
N visited in Oskaloosa Saturday v
it'll the Bernstein family.
Abba Union: Farmer Miller and q
n. Roy, and daughter. Mrs. George v
ray, spent Sunday in 0skaIoosa.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Wander Wal of .
skaloosa visited here one day last 1
eek with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Ram
y. z
Abba Union: Margaret and Roy 10
1ulson of OsBaloosa are visiting at
c home of their aunt. Mrs. George \
ray.
Misses Lena Emery and Vera Nc.
irty, of Ottumwa. were guests in the !,
ty Of Miss Ethel Mcmillan, for the a
eek-end. h
Pella Booster: Roy Wander Linden
no Is employed at Green & Bentley 4
Oskaloosa spent Sunday in Pe!la 8
It'll home folks. Il,
Pella Booster: Mrs. w. Vanderbilt
ID three children of 0skaloosa are :,
sitting here today with her mother, n
rs. T. Kempkes.
Miss Grace Neagle was home from
sr work at Iowa Falls for Easter at In
e parental Thomas +. NeagIe home h,
Third avenue east. IN
Pella Booster: Miss Ella johnson
ent to OBkaloosa Saturday afternoon A
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