The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-01

: Jennings ID IeacHeT III the EuuyVllI
high school.
i Marshalltown Times Republican
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Hedge of 0ska
rloosa and Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Leple!
were in the city last Thursday, com
ing to attend the funeral of Mrs. De
ilah Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Mansfield of De.
: Moines were over Sunday guests al
the NJ. Mansfield home. Mr.. Mans
| morning, but Mrs. Mansfield will re
main for more extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Vernon of wy
more, Nebr, arrived last evening 70!
a brief visit in the city with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Vernon is with the
Eudahy Packing Co, and his territory
has been changed from Nebraska to
Iowa, with headquarters at Washing.
ton.
Miss Ivyl Walling, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles 5. Walling, No. 315
North Third street, came home today
from school work at Iowa College,
musical department Miss Walling
Las charge of the Easter musical pro.
eram at the Congregational church at
.Crinnell.
Lloyd Shafer, who had been here
on account of the illness of his broth.
er, +. b. Shafer, returned to his home
in Galesburg, ILL.,, this morning. f.
H., who has been at the Abbott hos
rital about two weeks following an
operation made necessary by an in
jury several months ago, is mending
rapidly and was able to return today
to his home on South First street.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. William
Fielder and the Misses Alice and
Emma Fielder will be hostesses Tues
day evening at the home of the for.
mer, 205 West Fourth street. The
1fair will be a one o'clock luncheon
III honor of Mrs. Holloway of. Oska-
loosa and of Mrs. Howard Hedrick of
Les Moines. The second of the SER
les Will be five o'clock tea Thurs
day.
l.. r. Briggs of New Sharon was a
guest in the city over Sunday with
his family on college avenue.
Miss Adah Kennel of Minneapolis
is In the city for a weeks visit with
and friends.
Mr., and Mrs. John f. Ford of Albert
Lea arrived Sunday morning for
brief visit with friends in Oskaloosa
and New Sharon.
Miss Lucille Atchison who is teach
ing in the Coryion high school was
an over Sunday guest at the parental
James Atchison home.
Mrs. ]. r. Allen and daughter, of
are visiting Mrs. c. H.
Miller on South Market They will
until after Easter.
Mrs. Rose Miller and Miss Helen
Cole OF st. Paul are guests in the
city with their grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Barr and other relatives.
Mrs. B. F. Franks of Cedar is in
he city for brief visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. D. E. Henley and family.
Mrs. Franks leaves the first of March
for an extended western trip and will
visit all the art studios of the western
states. She will also visit both the
sapositions, anil expects to return to
her studio in Cedar Rapids about the
first of September.
George Harris and family left Sat |
lrday afternoon for Denver, Colorado |
where they go to take up permanent |
'esidence. Mr.. Harris has extensive
mining interests at Harris, Colorado,
! short distance from Denver, and
will take active charge of the manage.
nent. Mr.. Harris and family will be
greatly missed from both social and
circles in Oskaloosa. Miss
josephine Boyer departed this after
loon for Danver to take up her duties |
n the capacity of stenographer for
fr. Harris.
Frank Elliott residing east of town
as returned from Chicago with his
on, one OF the twins, following a
remarkable operation by a
pecialist. The boy was injured in an
ccidant some time ago and the bones
boye the ankle were crushed and
plintered. Instead of amputating the
Dot the opposite leg was opened,
arts of the bone removed and graft
d into the injured leg. The child has
cen showing marked improvement
ince the operation with every indica-
ION pointing to permanent and per
ect recovery.
In a personal letter to Mrs. Virginia
might Logan, Mrs. d. B. Cox, p-esi-
ent of the State Federation of Wom-
MS Clubs, writes that Mr.. Hubbard
1rmerly music critic of the Chicago
ribune but now of Boston, will give
ne of his Opera talks at the Biennial
a Iowa City, Thursday evening,
Iarch 20. This number will be es-
ecially fine and all delegates are
rged to attend. The members of the
lusic committee will be seated on the
latform at that session. Mrs. Logan
; chairman of the music committee
( this district.
Des Moines News: An afternoon
ca, which was served as an intro
uction to Mrs. Marion B. Sewers,
ormerly Miss Lucille Meredith OF
.ynnyilfe, was given Saturday by
IRIS. William Sewers and her daugh.
err Miss Gail Sewers, at their home.
80 Seventeenth street. Over 1856
uests called during the receiving
ours. from to o'clock. Mrs. DEF.
iiyens and Mrs. II. A. Minassian as
listed as parlor hostesses and Mrs.
Iert N. Mills and Miss Annabelle
Wallace presided at the table in the
lining room, where refreshments 4
'ere served. Assisting in serving
yere the Misses Leah Slinfnger, Mar.
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