The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-23

tie SON hubert, OF washington, ar
1 guests at the Downing Hotel witt
Mrs. Roberts parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Hauser. .....
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. L. Mersbel
| gen returned to her home in 0ska
ioosa Saturday after visiting here
short while with her daughter, Mrs
Jennie Mersbergen.
SigOurney Review: o. L. Turner o
| Oskaloosa was in SigOurney Tuesda!
evening between trains on bushes!
and took supper with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. J. Turner.
Abba Republican: Mrs. W. |
Shields is home from Oskaloosa
leaving her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Chord, and the new baby, Harold
Franklin, doing spIendidly.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Eller
Waters left Monday for GrinneIl tc
visit at the J A. Stone home and
from there to Oskaloosa to visit al
the ]. A. H. Dryden home.
Fremont Gazette: John Boyd, Ray
mond Williams. MyrOn Hayes and
Miss Belle Eastburn, all graduates OF
the Fremont High school, are attend.
ing Penn college at Oskaloosa this
year.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Mary NJ
Porter returned to her home in Os-
kaloosa Monday afternoon after a
visit Of a few days here with her
sons. c. A. and r. II. Porter, and her
daughter, Mrs. Ida Jones.
Miss Frances Meek left this morn
ing for Des Moines, called there as
a witness on a trial concerning the
death OF young man in Des Moines
on August 80, 1914 Miss Meek was
riding in the car which struck the
young man, who lived only a short
time.
New Sharon Star: Chas. Shoemake
has traded his farm near Wright to
Griffin & Garrett for their automobile
garage at Eddyville. He expects to
personally manage his newly &C.
CURED business and will move his
family to Eddyville as soon as he can
dispose of his property here.
Councilmen Albert Mendenhall.
charles A. Kessler and Fred A. Bell
returned yesterday from Council
Bluffs where they have been attend
ing the annual session of the Iowa
League of Municipalities. They each
and every one assert that the trip
was profitable but engaging. practi
cally every moment of a long day,
three sessions. morning. afternoon
and evening, being devoted strictly
to business.
,Bloomeld Democrat: Hon. SAINT
Kirkpatrick and John Picker of OF
tumwa were in Bloomeld Friday,
coming over to attend the fair. The
fair being called off on account of
rain, they spent the day renewing
acquaintance in the city. Mr. Kirk
patrick will be candidate for the
democratic nomination for congress
next year, and from present appear
ances will be without opposition for
the nomination.
Mrs. H. w. Hurt and daughters,
Harriet and Helen, who have been
guests at the B. ]. Snyder home, will
leave this evening for Lebanon, ILL
nois, to join Mr. Hurt. who has just
been elected president of McKendree
college. Mr.. Hurt has had several
places offered him, but after having
visited all of Them decided to go to
Lebanon. McKendree college is a
Methodist school and last year had
365 students enrolled
Roscoe Woodruff writes his par
ents, Captain and Mrs. c. Woodruff,
that he has reached his military APP
pointment at Laredo, Texas, and has
been assigned to Company F of the
Ninth Infantry, u. S. A. He feels
that he is not entirely among strang-
ers, for he recognized an acQuaint.
ance in the person Of the command
ing colonel. A lieutenant graduate
from the military school of last year
is associated with him and a captain
Of artillery was a graduate from
West Point two years ago. He says
the thermometer during the day gets
up to one hundred, but the evenings
and nights are comfortable.
(From Mondays Daiiy.)
Nels Larsen of Mendoza is here Wis
ting relatives.
]. N. Endicott is quite ill again
and is confined to his home.
Mrs. L. Almond left this morning
Tor Searsboro on business visit.
Mrs. Ella Smith arrived home Sat.
lrday evening from visit in Charles
City.
Miss Verla Moore left this morn
ng for Rose Hill to resume her
school work.
Mrs. c. B. Martin of Des Molnes
arrived this morning for weeks Wis.,
t with relatives.
Mrs. w. A. Schock of Des Moines
IS a guest in the city at the Mrs.
Mary Pettitt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Taylor, OF Boone,
arrived here Saturday evening tor d
visit at the ]. A. StolZ home.
Miss Dorothy Pettitt left this after
loon for a few days visit with rela.
ives and friends in Ottumwa.
Mrs. L. Stevens OF Connersville,
Ind, who has been visiting in Oska
oosa, left this morning for Charlie.
City
Mrs. r. L. Gregor returned this
to her home in Omaha after
4 few days visit in the city with
relatives.
Z. C. Evans returned this morning
TO his home in Davenport after a
brief visit In the city at the F. J. Ey
ans home.
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