The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-02-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Kent, of Bloom.
field, are in the city looking for a
location.
Ray Dickens left this morning for
Farson, Iowa, to visit his brother,
Milton Dickens.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Min
ME Beatty went to Oskaloosa Friday
for a short visit,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Mickey left yes
terday for Omaha, Nebr., to visit
his brother, Will A Mickey.
Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Phipps have r.
turned to their home in Cramer, Ill,
after a visit here with relatives
Miss Dorothy Petit of the Central
Book Store has been i'll and confined
to her home on First avenue east.
Knoxville Journal: A. NJ Maddy
spent Saturday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Z. c. White, in Oska-
loosa.
What Cheer Patriot, Mrs. S. H.
Fear visited the latter part of last
week at the Frank Tout home in Os-
kaloosa.
Fremont Gazette: H. B. Fellers of
Oskaloosa was here Tuesday visiting
relatives and attending TO business
matters.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. l.. r.
Briggs of Oskaoosa spent Monday |
aud Tuesday with her husband and |
mother here.
Abba Republican: Miss Martha
Henry of Oskaloosa was in Abba Fri
day and Saturday, meeting her music
pupils in voice.
What Cheer Patriot: Frank EN-.
cry is getting his branch garage at
Oskaloosa fixed up. The cars will
soon be running.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Landers and little son and Mrs.
Vede VanPatten were business call
ers in Oskaloosa Monday. Is
New Sharon Star: Miss Barbara
Leichtle visited over Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Ferree. of Os-
kaloosa. and with other relatives.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Jennie
Phillips and two children, of Glib
son, were in town the first of the j
week on their way to Oskaloosa.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. John Pat.
terson was in Oskaloosa last Friday
on account of the death and funeral
OF an old friend and neighboT, MI q
Jerry Riggs.
Fremont Gazette: D. X. Unsicker "
of Wright went to Washington, H..
Friday, for a visit with relatives at v
his old home, and TO attend to bust.
ness matters. Id
Sigourney Review: Mrs. J. r. Stir
len of Delta and Mr. and Mrs. Tom S
Beatty of Oskaloosa were in Sigour- Id
ney Friday evening attending the
StirlenNeas wedding. y
Fremont Gazette: Glenn Lyon and '
Guy Fox, who are attending school
Monday evening to attend the third II
number of the lecture course.
Abba Republican: Miss Elizabeth r
Porter Sundayed in Oskaloosa with f
her sister, Miss Kate, who had the
misfortune to fall on the icy side f
walk and break her left wrist. q
DR.. Mark Myers, of San Francisco,
Calf, has arrived for a visit with o
Ills sister, Mrs. F. NJ Blair and fam. n
lily. 1t has been fifteen years since
Or, Myers has seen his sister.
Bloomfield Republican: Mrs. John '
McGOwen and daughter Helen de-
parted Tuesday morning for Oska-
loosa, to visit several days with the J.
formers sister, Mrs. Roy Barrows.
New Sharon Star: Mrs T. A. Pat. ,
terson, who has been visiting at the \
home of her son, W. E. Patterson,
went to Oskaoosa Thursday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Dora Sherman.
Montezuma Republican,: Miss Min
ME Taylor arrived Monday from Os- ,
kaloosa for a visit with relatives.
She was accompanied by Miss Myr- Z
tie Ewing who had been spending a
few days in Oskaloosa with her
New Sharon Star: Mrs NJ. G. Will /
lis, who has been spending about
month with her sister, Mrs. Ed Nc
lntOsh, made a short visit yesterday
at the John Grant home, returning
last evening to her home in Oska- q
loosa.
In note from John A. Bell. now
Of Sewers, Iowa, he says: Il am I
still alive, hale and hearty, but there
has been no news that ! could send
in. My heart was filled with deep !
sorrow when | read the news of Mrs.
!. n. Taylor's sudden death" {
Fremont Gazette: c. S. Walling,
business manager Of the Oskaloosa
Daily Herald, was in town tuesday
In the interests OF his paper. The
Herald will get out big edition on
Feb. rs and among other things 1t 4
viii contain good write-up of Ere
mont with half-page halftone cut of
the new buildings put up here.
Miss Grace Nixon. of Des Moines.
is visiting friends for few days.
George G. Loomis, of Mt. Pleasant,
Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Mary Tate. I
w Sherley Perkins is home for
few days visit al the w. ]. Perkins .
home.
DIR. Herbert Killips spent the past |
week In Kansas City on professional
business.
Mrs. Henry Bromlee went to Des |
Moines today to be under treatment
for goitre.
r. M. McGlumphy, No. 81 North |
- street. has been indisposed with /