The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-28
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LFrom Satnrday's Daily.l

Abba Republican: Art Oppenhei-
mer OF Oskaloosa was an Abba bust
ness caller Friday.
New Sharon Star: Irwin Garner
went 10 Oskaloosa Monday TO visit
friends and relatives.
Pella Chronicles; Mr.. and Mrs. II.
S. Rhyhsburger, of Oskaloosa, visited
Pella relatives Friday.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. A. J. Hutch
went to Oskaloosa Thursday to see
her aunt, Mrs. J. o. Grant.
What Cheer Patriot: Grant and E.
l.. Iilton and Ed Sterrett made
business trip to Oskaloosa last week.
Montezuma Republican, Mrs. NJ.
Lieurance left Wednesday for Oska-
loosa to visit her son Harold and
wife.
New Sharon Star: Miss Mary Hen
ry and niece, Clara Hoff, of Beacon,
returned home Friday after visiting
her brother, Allen Henry.
Albis Republican: Miss Edith
Gene, who had been visiting in Mis-
souri,, was caller at the S. w. Viii
son home enroute to her home in Os
kaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Dwight Be,
man, the horse man, was in town this
week and bought q bunch of horses.
Ii is q cold day when Dwight can't
get any horses.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. j. e. Lene
and Mrs. S. Redpath and daughter
leila of keswick went to Oskaloosa
to visit the formers aunt, Mrs. Grant,
who is quite ILL.,
Washington journal: Guy Phillips
Of Oskaloosa came in last evening
for a stort business visit here and will
also visit a couple OF days at the
home Of his uncle, f. A Heinzman.
Pella Booster: Mrs. II A. Bauman
visited in Oskaloosa last Friday at
the w Holt home. She was accom-
panied that evening by Miss Grace
Holt, who visited here until Satur-
day evening.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Nelly Mar
tin, bookkeeper at the Farmers State
Savings bank, went to Oskaloosa on
Tuesday and visited a day at the
home of her brother, County Clerk
w. #. Martin.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Eva
Rinegar, who visited at the parental
Geo. Binegar home over Sunday, left
Monday for Oskaloosa to visit rela'
tiyes. From there she will go to
Des Moines where she expects to re
main indefinitely.
PeIla Booster: Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Van Wyke, who were just recently,
went to Oskaloosa Monday afternoon
for a short visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. De Cook and other rela-
tiYes, before going to housekeeping
on a farm few miles west of this city.
Washington Journal: Miss Clara
Wilson of OskaloOsa arrived yester
day evening and is a guest at the
homes of her uncles, c. J. and w. w.
and of her aunt. Mrs. H. NJ.
Her father, Tom Wilson, |
has recently begun his term in the !
legislature as representative from |
SIahaska county.
r. T. Penders arrived home this |
noon from a business trip to st. !
Louis.
Miss Minnie Agard, of Des Moines,
is a week end visitor with Oskaloosa |
friends.
Miss Alice Swartz is visiting over |
and Sunday with friends in
Grinnell.
The Rev. A. L. link family of Rose |
Hill is in town today at DR.. !. n. |
Mrs. Will w. Richmond left this |
for n ten days visit among |
relatives at Shelby.
Mrs. Grace Arkless, of Mena, Ark, |
arrived yesterday for visit with To-
cal friends and relatives.
Miss Hazel Kinney, of Marshall
town. is spending a few days with her |
friend, Miss Mae Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Davis are Wis |
iting for a few days at the parental |
Davis home in Marshaltown.
A. Rosenbiatt Of the Baldauf-Ros- |
enblatt store is in the eastern mar
ket on an extended goods buying trip. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Butler have
moved from 1875 High avenue east to
their new home at 423 North Eleventh
street.
Mrs. C. d. Ludwig, of Colfax, has
returned home after brief visit
here with her sister, Mrs. A. NJ.
The Misses Merkleback. Ruby VIII
son and Charlotte Boatman, of Mus.
catine, are spending the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Shangle.
VIII Dalbey and Elmer Towns
have gone TO Kansas City to care for
legal contest over some stock
owned by them and detained in the
marker.
Chas. w Abrams, buyer for the
carpet department of Baldauf. Rosen-
blatt Co. has arrived home from a
goods buying trip in the eastern
markets.
Mrs. Geo L. Harden. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. !. N.
Thompson, AT North Third street,
returned to her home at Mt. Sterling,
Iowa. this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Ames
were summoned TO Sheldon this
morning By the death yesterday of an
uncle, X, b. Lockard. They viii re-
main for the funeral.
Mrs. Margaret Goerner. of Cedar
Rani1s who has been In the CITY for