The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
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noon to spend the week end with
friends in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Cleaver left this
morning for New London where they
will visit with relatives.
Abba Republican; Frank Else of
OskalOosa was in Abba Thursday in
the interest If real estate.
Mrs. Hess Snuffin of the Baldauf-
Rosenblatt store left yesterday for
tho millinery markets in Chicago.
Miss Helen Hatfield returned to her
home in Cedar this morning after a
weeks visit with relatives in Ottum-
wa.
Nate and Will Green of Charlton
ARE in the city for a few days looking
after business and renewing acquain
tanCes.
Forest Rivers, G)1 south Market
leaves Monday where he has accept
cd a position with the Purity Baking
Company.
Sigourney Review: Della Smith re.
turned to her home in Oskaloosa Mon
day after a visit in Sigourney with
Mrs. Nell Atwood.
New Sharon Star: Ed Beaman Of
Oskaloosa and Rob Hunter of Chica.
so bought carload OF horses in New
sharon last Wednesday.
New Sharon Star: Miss Lucille Rice
commenced her term of school Mon.
day morning al Oskaloosa. She takes
the combined business course of the
Penn School of Commerce.
What Cheer Chronicle: Rev. Geo.
Minear of Oskaloosa, occupied the
the pulpit in the M. L. church here
Sunday evening and good sized con-
Gresation listened to a splendid SER
mon.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. NJ. T. Dayton
and Mrs. E. NJ. Fulton went to Os,
kalooSa this morning to see Mrs. Clar-
ence Dayton, who is still in the hos
pitaL The remaining twin boy lived
and is .loing WELL
Abba Republican: The degree and
drill teams of Abba were in Oskaloo-
sa Tuesday night, guests of the Yeo-
men lodge. Tho meating was held in
the Fraternity Hall, K. OF p. building,
wher3 class of twenty-five were in
itiated. The local ladies had all eX-
peTses paid, enjoyed an elaborate
banquet and are loud in their praise
OF the sister lodge. Those in attend
ance from Abba were Mesdames W.
|. Shields, Alex Long, John Williams,
Charlie Schroeder, Warren Bulling-
ton, Leslie Fleming, Alice Grenage,
George Gray, William Brown, Frank
Youngblood, VIM. Bennett, Harry s.
Moore, Frank Springer, Anna Gore
and B. w. Petit.
Frank zabilFa OF Rose Hill was
looking after business matters in tho
city yesterday.
Miss Alice MiCkens, of Marshall.
town, is visiting for few days with
friends in the city.
Miss Faye Miller left this morning
for Evanston, Ills, where she will be
a guest at the n. l.. Towlc home.
Mrs. Bess Custom of DGs Molnes
will be an over Sunday guest with
Miss Mary Ann Phillips at Beacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Paul Hatfield of
Des MoineS are spending the week
end at the J. Il. Hatfield home, 704 A
avenue east.
Fremont Gazette: viii Scott, of
Oskaloosa, and John Pohston, Of Of
tumwa, were business callers in High
land Center Friday.
II. w. Lewis has gone to Montana,
where he has purchased farm and
will make his future home. The fam
lily will join him later
Fremont Gazette: Mr. and Mrs.
WIN Witt have moved to Oskaloosa
and are now living at JO2 A avenue
east. They formerly lived at Knox
Vile.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. II. j,
Townley entertained a number of lady
friends, Wednesday afternoon IN hon
or of her mother and sister, of Oska>
lOosa.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. II. II.
Wilson received intelligence one day
last weak that her mother, Mrs.
Mark, of OskalooSa, had suffered a
paralyttC stroke.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Berkey re-
turned to their home 705 First aven-
ue east last evening after spending
the winter months at the home of
their son Dr.. Neil Berkeley in Des
Moines.
Miss Ruth Lyman left this morning
for her home in Calumet, Mont. Miss
Lyman has been with friends here
since last June. On her way home
she will make several stops with rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. T. r. Beman, General Attorney
of the Rock Island Railway, at Chi
cago, will be in the city tomorrow,
with his wife, visiting at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Beman, OF
A avenue east.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Ida Dickens
and daughter, Miss Alma Dickens, of
Oskaloosa, returned to their home
Sunday evening after visit since
Friday at the home of her brother.in-
law, S. S. Cook, northwest of town.
Mrs. T. J. Prescott of Canon City,
Colo, E. j. Waigamood OF Coiorauo
Springs and Mrs. s. p. Fitzgerald OF
Des. Moines returned to their resp5c.
tive homes this morning after few
days in the city. called here by the
death of Mrs. d, Walgamood. Miss
Theresa Walgamood will accompany
Mrs. Fitzgerald to Des Moines for
brief visit. n
Delta Press. Mrs. Will Ellis and
son, Carl. went to Oskaloosa SatuT.
day evening and visited over Sunday.