The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-02-18


No. 4l3 North Second street.
DR.. and Mrs. b. o. Jerrel are a
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for a fort
nights sojourn. They are stoppin
at the Snapp Hotel.
Lon Warde. No, 32S North B street
has accepted a position as clerk will
the Turner Pure Food Grocery OF
North Market street
Mrs. NJ. B. Hines, VINO has beer
visiting her son, Bert Hines, No
1908 South Fourth street, has depart
ed for her home in Los Angeles.
Mrs. J. c. Hammes departed this
morning for Faribault, MINI, where
she will spend few days with her
son John, who is student at Shat
tuck School.
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, who
| have been visiting at the Bert Hines
place, No. 1908 South Fourth street,
have returned to their home in Mon
mouth, Illinois.
F. w. Glaze has been in Marshall
town for a couple of days attending
a Masonic school of instruction. Mr..
Glaze is one of the state lecturers
and has had a prominent part in the
work.
Mrs Dr. Herbert killips is conva-
lescing at her home on High avenue
east, from quite a severe operation
which she recently underwent. SHE
is improving rapidly and will soon
be out again.
~ / uucEipc rnououar IF tho Ciuo.
er Sewing Machine company for tho
past two years, has gone to Waterloo
to take the management of the ageI
cy there. Mrs. Huckins will rema..-..
here until March first.
r. d. Walton, of the Walton Cloth
ing Co. is home from De8 Moines,
where he was honorel by being re-
elected President of the Iowa Retail
Clothiers Association at their annual
The honors conferred
Upon Mr.. Walton are no more pleas
ng to him than was the fact brought
,ut by the State Secretary's report.
hat Mahaska County produces the
inest wool that is raised in Iowa.
The information was given the Sec
etary by the Sheuerman Brothers
Foolen Mills of Des Moines, which |
ames Atchison of this city repre- |
ents. They say that this particular |
WOOL from Mahaska county is equal |
0 that of the far famed Australian |
yooI from which the finest worsted |
arms are made. The Herald would |
re glad to learn who it is that pro- |
uces this excellent wool, that full |
redit for the honor might be given.
(From Mondays Dany.y
Miss Purge Ryan spent Sunday
18th friends in Ottumwa.
Tom Niece was out Saturday after
Il Illness OF several days.
Miss Eunice Belford spent Sunday
ritn relatives in Kirkville.
Miss Leona Priest spent Sunday
18th her parents at Fremont.
Miss Ruth Lyman was an over Sun.
ay guest with friends in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Z. c. Curry and children
pent Sunday with relatives in Ell
en-.
Mrs. Neva Garfield spent Sunday
18th relatives at her home in Eddy
lille.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bernstein of Abba
pent Sunday at the b. Bernstein
ONE.
Roy Anderson was home from Mt.
leasant for an over Sunday visit
lends
Roy Smith of Les Moines was home
Dr. an over Sunday visit with friends
nd relatives.
Miss Jessie Cocn spent the week
ard in Fremont.
Homer White Of the White Broth
rs Grocery, south first street is the
ictim of la grippe.
Mrs. Mary Boatnan Of Fremont
'aS looking after business interests
4 the city Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Dcnbcrger went to Des
Ioines Saturday to visit her mother,
frs. Alice Farn5wOrth.
Miss Nellie Fortune left Sunday /
lorning for Kansas City for a two
'eeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. L. S. Helgerson was called to
'lainyiew, Mimi, yesterday by tho
Sl lOuS llH6SS vi HcI IdIuSl
Miss Agnes Arganbright spent Sun !,
ay with Mrs. Mary Roberts at her |
ONE on south Market street.
Mrs. Clara Yanccy of Danville, Ill |
nois is the guest of her sister, Mrs. |
red Perkins during the week.
Miss Maude Rose of Keokuk was |!
n over Sunday guest at the VIM. II. |
rose home on south A street.
Mrs. Lucy KOopmans returned Sat.
Irday from Des Moines and Pella |
where she spent the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith and son
Raymond of Rockwell, Iowa are visit
ng at the Ted Evans home in Beac-
IN.
Mrs. Sarah Lofland returned to her
home in Delta after a weeks visit
With +. X. McCo3h on south Market
itre2.
Miss Nellie Ryan who has been in
he eastern markets in the interest OF
he Baidauf- Resenb!att store returned
Mrs. Joe Stumps and Mrs. L. n.
Hamilton are In Pella today to at
end a school OF instruction OF the
Eastern Star.
Miss Reeca Rosenbaum and Mrs. Jack
Levine OF Centerville were week end
guests at the S. GelIman home on
.nntb II usr