The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-16
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(From Saturdays Daily

Mrs. Clara Bates of Des Moines Il
a guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Collins, during the week.
Mrs. Fred Turner and Mrs. Bel
Landfear we're guests on Thursda!
with friends in Ottumwa.
GrinneIl Herald Mrs. F. Lynch
went to Oskaloosa Saturday for a few
days visit among friends.
Mrs. John Blakeslee left this after
noon for a weeks visit with her sis
ter, Miss Josephine Boyer, in Denver
Colorado.
Mrs. Dave Williams of Givin. who
was operated upon for goitre at the
Mercy hospital the past week, is get
ting along nicely.
Miss Lizzie Evans of Des Moines is
at Mercy hospital where she was op'
Grated on Thursday. She is pro
crossing satisfactorily.
New Sharon Star: Thos. Seary
went with the Oskaloosa band TO OF
tumwa Monday where they played for
the Labor Day celebration.
Williamsburg JournaI-Tribune: The
Rev. Lloyd Williams of Oskaloosa Wis
iteS couple of days this week with
his friend, Mr.. w. e. Evans.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Cora
Deutschmann Of OskalOosa was here
Thursday visiting at the nome of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. collars.
Marengo Republican: Mrs. r. w.
Reynolds and children returned last
week from Oskaloosa where they had
visited with Mrs. Reynolds parents.
Linby News: Miss Leila Bennett
leaves today for Oskaloosa and Miss
Mary Under for Hedrick, where they
win attend school the coming year.
Lovilia Press: Mr.. Davis, the blind
man of Oskaloosa, and his blind wife
will give a concert and musical enter
tainment at Eden church one night
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Haines of Cedar
left Thursday afternoon for Seward
Nebr.. where they were called by the
death of Mrs. Haines' aunt, Mrs. J.
Ringenburg.
Miss Anna Swinson has arrived in
the city from st. Paul, Mimi, and has
taken up her work as trimmer in the
millinery department Of the Frankel
Dry Goods Co.
Fremont Gazette: Orle Pomeroy
came down from Oskaloosa Saturday
and remained until Monday visiting
at the home of his uncle, E. w. Pome-
ray, north of town.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Bryan Evans
and son, of New Sharon. and Mrs.
Clark Scott of Oskaioosa spent a por-
ton of last week here visiting at the
parental r. NJ. Mick home.
Constable Art Shaw of Laffollette's
court, home over night from a man
hunt in the Dakotas. occupying
-. weeks time. is now after kidnapped
child over in Illinois territory.
afr. and Mrs. w. P. Hawkins, who
have been spending a number of
weeks among the lakes of Minnesota
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Kalbach,
have returned to their home here.
Delta Press: VIM. ATTIC and wife
returned to their home at OskalOosa
Thursday night after visit of some
length with her sister, Mrs. Leota
Purkey, and other relatives here,
aboutE.
Guy Mcdonald, who has been the
popular dispenser at the Fern during
the season, left a few days ago for
his home in Fayetteville, Ark, where
he will take up his college work in
the State university.
Lieutenant Roscoe Woodruff. son
of Capt. and Mrs. c. Woodruff of No.
403 North street, departed Thurs
day evening for Eldorado, Texas,
where he will enter the regular ser
vice with the Ninth U. S. Infantry.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. C. c. Caves
and son Cecil. of Pomona. Cal, visit
ed Saturday and Sunday at the E. H,
Newell and F. NJ. Ellis homes. She
returned to the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~ Endicott, OF Oska
loosa. On Monday and left for her own
home yesterday.
Mrs. Pearle Rosenfield of Omaha is
a guest for a somewhat extended visit
at the parental c. E. Blair residence.
Mr.. Rosenfeld, who is associated
with his father near Omaha in the
largest peona gardens of the world,
will come in a few DAYS to join his
wife in a vacation visit here.
J. H. Thompson Of the Kemble Flo
raj Co, made a trip to St. Louis last
Saturday. returning to Oskaloosa
Thursday morning in company with
his sister, Mrs Sarah Brake. of Mt.
Vernon, ILL.,, who will be a guest in
the city for a few days with Mr..
Thompson.
Mrs. J. II. Crowder and Mrs. E. S.
Windahl left this morning for Spring
field. Ill, where they will attend a
family reunion OF the G. w. Halter
family on next Tuesday. Mr.. Halter
Is the father of Mrs, Crowder and the
uncle Of Mrs. Windahl. He will be
ninety years of age on the date of the
reunion.
OF a gentleman well known in Os'
kaloosa. the Grinnell Register says:
r. j. Bray has sold to J. B. Heisel his
l76 acre farm in Malcom township for
$lS5 per acre. This farm is located
seven miles northeast Of Grinnell and
IS exceptionally well improved. Mr..
Bray purchased il two years ago from
John Pulls at $3.50 per acre.
Jack Gilmore Of Pasadena. Calf,
an old time resident OF Mahaska, who
left for the west thirty years ago. is
here visiting at the A. J. Fansher
home on North B street and with his
nephews. C. c. Jones of the Herald