The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-20


1t In the city with friends.
Sigourney Review: Miss Emma Nc
Neff went to Oskaloosa Friday to ge
some flowers from the Kemble Flora
: Co. for which she is agent.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Anderson, o.
Oskaloosa arrived her Monday after
noon Tor a brief visit with his broth
er, VIM. Van Vark, and family.
Abba Republican: Mr.. Steuber for
merly manager Of the Comet, and
little son, Bob, of Oskaloosa, made a
week end visit at Alex Longs home
Abba Republican: Mrs. L. T. Rich
mond and Mrs. Jack Bickart were in
Oskaloosa atu'Mding the New York
Symphony Orchestra Tuesday night
Sigourney Review: Mrs. J. w.
Croneweth went to Oskaloosa Sat-
urday morning 10 attend a mission
airy meeting and to visit Mrs. Dick.
son.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Mrs. Ralph Wilson OF Oskaloosa re-
turned home Wednesday evening al
ter a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Watson.
Mrs. Carl o. Palmquist of Waterloo
who has been the guest OF Miss Ed
it'll Smith, No. 423 North First street
has gone to Ottumwa to visit the par
entail Cripps home.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Ed Davis
who was in the hospital at Oskaloosa
for six weeks, returned to her home
at Searsboro last Wednesday and is
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A bia Republican: J. c. MaSteller
of Oshaloosa was a welcome caller OF
the S. w. Wilson family Tuesday.
Mr.. Masteller was enroute to Creston
tn attend the funeral of his brothers
wife
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. ]. F. Gate
wood of Delta, came over Friday for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Grin
Fuller. She was accompanied by her
looSa.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. V. Henness OF
Mansfield. Ohio, who have been en-
tertained among Oskaloosa friends
during the week have gone to OF
tumwa to visit at the home OF Mrs.
henness' parents.
New Sharon Star: Mr. and Mrs. J..
C. Caudle spent last week with their
son, John Caudle, near Rose Hill.
This week they are staying at their
Mrs. A. T. Aliens, near
leave in a few days for an extended
visit with relatives in Oregon and
California.
The following people from Mahas-
ka County registered at the Iowa
Building at the Panama Pacific Expo
sition between the dates OF March
10, and April 10, 1915: Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Barnes, Miss c. l.. Smith, Lewis
Lutz; Oskaloosa: Ralph H. Burnside,
John D. Byers. Jr., Mrs. J. A. Rom
niger, Warren Kalbach and family,
H. B. Robinson, James Coakley, Mr..
and Mrs. c. f. Sawyer. Mrs. w. E.
Spencer, Lu Ollie Sheppard, Mrs.
Reb Thrilavay, Mrs. H. Zulauf, Dr..
NJ. Kirkpatrick, c. c. Sheppard.
(From Mondays Daily
James Pierson of Avoca was a
visitor with friends yesterday.
Mrs. P. H. Spoelstra of Pella was
a passenger to Wright this morning
Henry Williams, OF Marshalltown,
was a buiness caller in the city Sat
urday.
Raymond Shelley, of New Sharon,
was a business caller in the city Sat
urday.
Miss Dorothy Miller, of Waterloo,
is a guest in the city with her aunt,
Mrs. S. G. Miller.
S. Lewis Garman, Of st. Louis, was
looking after business iM2lHsts in
the city Saturday
Wallace AbrahamB, of Waterloo,
was an over Sunday visitor with
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Ferguson left
this morning for brief visit with
friends in Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Will Barnes returned Friday
evening from the P. L. o. convention
held last week in Clarinda.
Miss Sarah Miller, OF Marshalltown
is a guest in the city with relatives
and friends for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Long left
Saturday afternoon for brief visit
with relatives at MarshalltOwn.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Howard left
Saturday afternoon for an extended
visit with relatives in Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Letitia Brunia, a graduate OF
the Oskaloosa hospital left for Ollie
this morning to tend a case Of i'll.
ness.
Miss Augusta Martin, OF Hillsbor'
ough, ILL.,, was a guest in the city
with friends ana relatives for a few
days
Mrs. L. J. Spurgin OF this city left
this morning for Fremont to visit a
week at The parental j. y. White
home.
]. William Reynolds of the Bal
dauf-Rosenblatt store, left Saturday
evening for goods buying trip tC
st. Louis, Mo.
I Mrs. Harriet Smith OF Fremont re
turned to her home this morning ar
ter brief stay with her son, Mr.. anC
Mira. T. b. Wilson.
! W. G. .Ebey who expected to go tC
Illinois to-day is detained at his home
by the Illness OF his little son who IL
suffering with the mumpS. "
Miss Leila Louise Ross of Los An
geles, Calf. arrived at the home o
her aunts, Misses Kate and Lell;
Ninde Saturday for an extended visit
Misses 10 and Margaret Morrow
HeIen Whitacre. Bernice REYNOLDS