The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-15

getting along nicely and is able to b
up and about the house.
| Eugene Owen returned to his HON,
in Cameron. Mo-, this morning. Mr.
Owen was called here by the death 0
his aunt, Mrs. ]. l. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Coulter, who
have been residing at Beacon during
the past year, have returned to theil
property, No. SIS South II street
Frank Hamilton and family have re
moved from the former residence, No
503 First avenue east, to the George
Harris location, No. 3 Elvyn Place.
Mrs. Minnie Mccormick. sons Har
old and Warren and daughter Hazel
of Union, Iowa, are guests in the city
at the ]. c. Martin home, 629 North
Market. ..........
The many friends of Miss Olga Hull
Twill be glad to learn that, while she
is still confined at the hospital she is
getting along as we'll as the nature OF
the trouble will permit.
Mrs. NJ. Hedge, son Porter and
daughter Majel are making an over
Sunday visit at Richland with Mrs.
Hedges mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Brolliar,
and other friends.
NJ. and Mrs. A. A. Kendall and
baby daughter, late of Jefferson, Iowa,
are recent corners to Oskaloosa. They
have residence accommodations at No.
Ala A avenue east. Mr.. Kendall sue.
ceeds B. J. Stone in the local manage.
ment of the Jewel Tea Company.
A. Vanderzee and family are occu,
plying cosy apartments at the rear and
second floor, rear, in the Rhinehart
building, No. leg First avenue east.
A. II. r. Jackson and family, who
we're located at rs C avenue east,
took the property at No. 500 A avenue
east. made vacant by the removal
therefrom of the Vanderzee family.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse w. Swearingen,
No. sos G avenue west, are leaving
the first of the week for Colorado in
quest of health betterment for Mr..
J. w. has been suffering
with rheumatism and has
been granted a ninety days leave OF
absence from his duties as conductor
on the NJ. & st. l.. Ry. They will
NlSll tIIlo Will WI. D.
Frank Martin at Fort Collins. Fred
Sparks has purchased the ]. w.
Swearingen residence.
(From Mondays Daily
Harold Davis of Waterloo is look,
ing after business in the city.
Mrs. w. Bogard of Pella is a bust.
ness caller in the city Saturday.
Mrs. S. G. Roberts has gone to
Newton where she will visit her sis
ter.
Wayland News: Manford Hixson of
Oskaloosa visited Wayland relatives
asst week.
Harvey Dewitt of Pella was in the
city Saturday looking after local
business matters.
Miss Louise Simmons of Muscatine
was in the city for an over Sunday
visit with friends.
Miss Helen McVay and Mrs, ]. A.
Watland of New Sharon we're bust
ness callers in the city Saturday.
Wayland News: VIII Hixson of Os-
kaloosa was an over Sunday visitor
At the home OF his father, n. B. Hix- |
son.
Miss Berenice Baer left Thursday |
morning for Iowa Falls to spend a !
ew days with her friend, Miss Cam
mack
Pella Chronicle: Miss Anna DylhofI |
vent to Oskaloosa Monday to begin |
/ course of nursing at the hospital
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knott of |
arrived Saturday for a !
1rief visit with relatives and friends
N the city.
Sigourncy News: Mrs. Sid Mahan
returned Friday from a visit in Us
at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Deitrick.
Brooklyn Chronicle: Miss Alma AS
Iuith of OskalooSa was a guest the
after part OF last week at the r Il.
home.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Frank Van
len Berg visited her mother at Oska-
Ioosa over Sunday, returning home
Monday evening.
|. &. Johnson returned Saturday
from Montezuma where he
has been the past week looking after
business matters.
Pella Booster: Benjamin and FL.
mer GRANDPA OF Wright, Iowa, and
Alfred of OsKaloosa spent Easter in
Pella with relatives.
Richland Clarion: Miss Winnefred
Brady has returned to her home in
0skaloosa after a delightful visit
with relatives and friends.
PeIla Booster. Miss Alice Boswell
of near reoria went to Oskaloosa on
Monday Wnere she will make an ex.
tended visit with her aunt, Mrs.Neels.
Abba Union: Mrs. Farmer Miller
went to OskaIoosa Wednesday to re.
main with her daughter. Mrs. Chas.
Coulson, till the latter RECEIVERS from
Der illness.
Washington Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Gable, who have been guests
at the home Of his brother, James
Gable, have returned to their home
at Oskaloosa.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Jane Pcnning-
ton and Mrs. Mary jackson, both OF
Oskaloosa, were over Sunday visitors
here with their sister, Mrs. John Ess-
ling and husband.
prf0hfon Mathematical. Mr. aud MIRA