The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-01
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(From Saturdays Daily

IS GONH lOE q He6h Gnu NlSlt wiz
relatives.
w. Thatcher Smith of the Jas. s
Kirk G. Co, Chicago, is in the city 70
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Rodgers hayj
gone to Keokuk to spend a few day
with friends.
Mrs. f. w. England and daughter
Heva, of Eddyville, were in the cit!
yesterday shopping.
Delta Press: Miss Jennie McNabt
came down from Oskaloosa Saturday
Afternoon for visit with relatives.
Miss Helen Wallace came down
from New Sharon yesterday for a
brief visit with relatives in the city
Mr. and Mrs. E, r. Hatcher. 1912
south Second street, are both recov'
ering from a three weeks seige of Ia
grippe.
Bussey Record: Mr. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Johnson visited with her brother,
Charlie Brown and wife at Oskaloosa
Monday.
Delta Press: Mrs. T. A. Garrett Wis
tied from last Wednesday until Friday
at the home of her son, Jesse, in o.
kaloosa.
o. L. Zim, fireman on the NJ. & st
L., has moved To 0skaloosa with his
family and is residing at COS North
Market street
Mrs. Rev. Heath of Delta passed
through the city yesterday on hel
way home from ottumwa where she
has been visiting relatives.
Roy Anderson came home from his
school work at Iowa Wesleyan LAS
evening to spend the week with rela.
tires and friends in the city.
Deep River Record: Mr.. and Mrs
Lister went TO Oskaloosa Moniay tC
visit relatives few days. From their
they will go on to their home.
Mother" Moody, wife of John Moo
dy, No. COL south Market street is
confined to her bed by illness that has
a tendency toward pneumonia.
John Carnego and family WAC left
the city some time ago for residence
in Des Moines moves his family back
to town, to No. 500 Second avenue.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Dan Riegel, victims OF
pneumonia and critically ill since
last week are reported much better
today and are considered out of dan
ger
Mrs. NJ. Minck, daughters Eva and
Blanche and son Claire are new resi-
dents in town, coming from Abba tc
make a home at No. 612 north L
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schlageter who
have been with their daughter Mrs
Charles Mincer during a recent seri
GUS illness have returned to THEN
home in Davenport.
Mrs. Mary Riggs has returned to
her home in Wright after spending .
few days with her daughter. Mrt
Margie Bridges, who is in the Abbot
.ospital for treatment.
Miss Rose Kelly who is teaching il |
the Stewart High school, passed
the city yesterday on heI |
way to her home in Sigourney to spend
Sunday with relatives.
Delta Press: Elijah Garrett wa
down from OskaloOsa Tuesday look
ing after some business matters, and
calling on his brother, J. w. Garrett
who has been quite sick.
Delta Press; Mr.. Sewers of Oska
loosa, was in town over Tuesday nigh
consulting with the school board ~
garding the furnace made by the SeeN
eTs Mfg. Co. of Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Geo. Arganbright and Mrs
Chas Dinsmore of Fremont werS
business callers in the city yesterday
SO also were Mrs. Mike Karstettel
and Mrs. Jas Boyd of Cedar.
Jesse Swearingen, COS c avenue
west. fireman on the NJ & st. L. has
been granted a ninety days leave o.
absence in which TO recuperate from
a severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr. AMI Mrs NJ. A. Briggs and sons
Oscar and Dwight who removed tt
Barnes City about two years ago
have returned to 0skaloosa and havt
secured residence accommodations al
409 north d street
Delta Press: Mrs. Mary Foster re
turned Friday night to her home al
oskaloosa, after having been here for
about two weeks caring for her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ralph Dunn, who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia.
A note from DR.. NJ. C. Frazier who
is taking a special course in Iowa City
says he will return to his offices here
during the first seven days in April
after which he will be at the S. u.
again until the last of May.
Keota Eagle: Fred Carpenter oil
Des Moines was Down Saturday to
see his uncle Lawrence Daugherty
Fred used TO live here, dozen years
ago. He has a job with the Bell Tel.
ephone company and is working neal
0skaloosa.
Miss Eernice Childress is home
from her school duties in Iowa Yves
leyan to spend the week with er par
ents, DIR. ard Mrs NJ. Childress ans
family DR., Childress who has been
quite i'll for the past four weeks is
slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Westbay and
family who went to live at Fremont
some time ago have come back for
permanent residence and are located
at No. SIS north ID street. They are !
Joined in residence here by Mrs. West
bays mother Mrs. Sarah Wolfe and
her two children.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Switze- and son
left last evening for Mob
orly. Mo-, where they will make their
future home. Master Richmond who
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