The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-02-11
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lFrom sntnrday's Daily

today for an ever Sunday visit.
Miss Beryl Cone is in Des Moines
for the week end with Mrs. Roscoe
Sauder.
James Class left yesterday for Sig
Quincy on Il combined business and
pleasure trip.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. win
Burke has been visiting relatives in
Delta and Oskaloosa.
Eura Tarr has changed residence
location from No. 1902 South NJ street
10 $40 South l street.
Miss Hattie Strange, a visitor in
0skaloosa for several weeks, went to
Burlington last evening.
d. E. McFarlane went to Des
Moines last evening after a weeks
visit with Oskaloosa people.
Miss Della Farley, of Davenport,
returned home yesterday after a
brief visit here with friends.
j. A Barnes, of the Frankel store,
is home from an extended eastern
merchandise contracting trip.
What Cheer Patriot; Dr. and Mrs.
ii. l.. Steaks OF Oskaloosa spent part
Of last week here on business.
A. o. Wolis has taken up residence
at No. 31S North ID street, moving
thereto from 1902 South Seventh st.
Misses Anna Anderson and Ethel
Blancheon and Carl Anderson are
spending Sunday in Ottumwa at the
Anderson home.
Miss Stella Berry of Washington,
who is teaching in Rose Hill, is
spending Sunday in the city with
Miss Alice Brock
Reed McMurray, formerly located
at No. 413 North b street, has taken
the former CriSsy apartments at No.
30S First avenue east.
Hon. Dan Hamilton, of Sigourney,
was an over night visitor in Oska-
loosa on his way home from Fair
field, where he has been on legal
business.
The many friends of Mrs. L. J. Tur-
ner will be pleased to learn of her
recovery from long and severe spell
Of sickness from Kidney trouble and
complications.
Mr. and Mrs. p. F. Vile, of San
born, O'Brien county, Iowa, are in
the city guests at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. A. J. Walsmith, No.
400 North Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Kalbach have
moved from 407 South B street to the
Ira Kellogg property, No. SIS North
Il street. Mr.. Kellogg and family
have gone to Des Moines.
The Misses Ada and Mabel Fultz,
Rose and Sarah Handler, Bess Burke,
Helene Greenway and Mildred Gun.
ningham will spend Sunday in Abba
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Snuffin.
Mrs. Mabel Long, of the Baldauf
store, is of on q vacation trip OF sew
eral weeks extent. leaving for OF
tHmwa Monday, and thence to Hast
i51gs, Nebraska, and Dallas, Texas.
William T. Phillips and family, who
have occupied No. 400 South First
street, have secured the Bennett
property, No. 109 North Third street,
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. o.
p. Dede.
c. c. Alsop, manager of the Frank
Ell store, has started for New York
City on a two weeks goods buying
trip. Mrs. Alsop meanwhile will
visit relatives and friends in New
Franklin, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Schee are home
from Chicago. While there Mr..
Sehee submitted TO a minor opera
ton to his knee which was hurt
while playing foot ball at school. The
trouble was not serious and complete
relief was obtained.
John Crookham arrived home this
Saturday morning from San Antonio,
Texas, where he left wife and child
rem. Mrs Crookham is in improved
health and is doing nicely. John
says he has been talking Iowa" in
cessantly and his voice shows it.
Judge X. E. Willcockson, OF Sig
Quincy, and son Edwin, who is court
reporter for his father, were in town
over night enroute home from Mon
tezuma, where they have been hold
ing court. They will return here
Monday TO open the February term
of Mahaska county district court.
Miss Eva Cooper has practically
recovered after being almost over
come with gas. gas Jet lett slight
ly open soon filled the house with
fumes, and when discovered, Miss
Cooper and cousin who were
sleeping upstairs, were in such con-
dition that medical attention was
required.
Miss Pearl G. Evans, who has just
resigned as superintendent of the Os.
kaloosa Hospital. and Miss Ida
Swanson, her successor, departed at
noon today for Monmouth, Illinois.
Miss Evans goes from there to her
home in Galesburg, Illinois. for a
weeks rest before assuming her new
position in Chicago. Miss Swanson
will visit briefly at her home IN Mon.
mouth, preparatory to returning to
take up her permanent residence in
Oskaloosa.
Sigourney News: Rev. Hodge has
been in Des Moines and Oskaloosa
this week.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Gerrit Var
Zee, of 0skaloosa, visited relatives in
Pella Wednesday.
Pella Chronicle: Jno Groenenboom
was a business visitor at Oskalooss
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