The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-02-18

IEStuihSu HoHic last evening aIleT
weeks visit here with relatives.
Miss Arda Brubaker of Sioux Falls
arrived this morning for weeks
visit at the Brubaker home near Ce
dar.
Miss Rcbccca Van Zee and Miss
Edna Bartloma, Of Pella, arrived this
morning for a visit with friends in
the city.
c. c. Alsop, manager of the first
floor of the FrankeI Dry Goods Co.,
returned yesterday from the eastern
markets.
Mrs. Byron Harris, of Hayden, Col
orado, is in the city visiting at the
parental Ramsay home on First ave-
nue. east.
Miss June Hanna, of Knoxville,
was in the city yesterday looking
after business interests and calling
on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Witt. of Knox.
VILE, have come to OskalOOsa to
make their home and will live at 502
A avenue east
Mrs. Tom Haywood, who has been
visiting in Eddyville, passed through
the city yesterday enrOute to her
home in Bussey.
Miss Ruth Rigger is home from
Des Moines for a weeks visit at the
parental Geo. A. Rigger home on
Fourth avenue east.
John r Barnes. of the Barnes &
Ewing Clothing Company, left this
morning for Chicago and the eastern
markets on a goods-buying trip.
Mrs. Jerry Ballinger left this
for Rose Hill where she will
spend a week with her sister, Mrs.
E. Fl. Vallandingham
George w. Chambers, of Harlan,
Iowa, arrived from Des Moines last
evening for visit at the home of his
uncle, Rev. Thomas Horton.
II. E. J. Schmidt, manager of the
shoe department of the Frankel
store, returned yesterday from
business trip to Fort Dodge.
Deputy Marshal John Ruggenberg
and Officer kinkens were summoned
o keoKuk county court at Sigourney
his morning to give evidence.
Mrs. Maggie E. Davis, who has
)een visiting her brother, Henry D.
ianawel this winter, left this morn
ng for her home in Long Beach,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Foster and son
Of Wenatchee, Washington, have
1een spending few days with the
ormer's sister. Mrs. H. r. Goodwin,
It 435 North Third street.
Harry Usterzetter of Chicago,
'esident of Oskaloosa when a little
10Y, was in town Monday looking at
err business affairs connected with
he settlement of an estate
Miss Patti Lindner, daughter of c.
=. Lindner, OF Waterloo, and a form
er resident here, arrived yesterday
o be a guest of her friend Miss Bern
ce Baer at the Chas. c. Pike place on
First avenue east.
Ora Perkins is in the city, called
lere by the illness of his mother,
Mrs. Ada Perkins, who underwent an
operation at Mercy Hospital last
week. The patient is recovering in
satisfactory way.
Mrs f. S. Sampson of Regina,
;anada, who has been visiting her
Mrs. J. p Dodds and Mrs
J. w. White, left yesterday for Sig
,urney to visit . another daughter,
irs. Flora S. Brown.
Mrs. Tom Prescott, of Canon City,
;OIO, and Elias Wolgamood of Colo
ado City, daughter and son of the
ate Mrs. Daniel Wolgamood. arrived
n town this morning to be in attend
nee at the funeral of their mother
Ield this morning.
Mrs. Will Rhoads of Fremont came
Up yesterday for a visit with friends
md relatives
Dull Miller is in the city for a few
lays at the parental Harry c. Miller
lOme on High avenue east,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Witt of Ere
mont were in the city yesterday
ooking after business interests.
Pella Chronicle: Dave Welle made
/ business trip to OskalooSa and New
Sharon Tuesday and Wednesday OF
his week.
What Cheer Patriot: John Schoon'
over was in Oskaloosa last week on
business. John always has some
hing on the string.
Knoxville Journal: Jake GrOtvelt
md family moved from the Slot farm
asst Friday to Oskaloosa, where they
expect to make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Caldwell ar
lived yesterday from Chicago where
hey have been attending the annual
National Cement Show. and visiting
'elatives.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. J. II.
Caring of Barnes City was a trans.
Ter passenger to Oskaloosa Saturday
where she visited over Sunday with
ler daughter.
Abba Republican: Mrs. J. w. Rey'
holds and Mrs. Henry Newberry of
Toledo, Ohio, departed Wednesday
for a few days visit at the Joe Rey-
holds home in Oskaloosa
Bussey Record: Mrs. lobe Move
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ballinger and
baby, of OskaIoosa, we're here last
Friday to attend the funeral services
Of the formers niece, Mrs. Ed Wolfe.
Pella Chronicle: w. d. Fleck Of
Oskaloosa was visiting the latter
part OF last week at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. A. II. Clark and family.