The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-09

IuSIsOH FROM BuSSey MITE. lubiSuu
] viii go to st. Louis, Mo, for brie
: visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Al. ThrooI
Abba Republican: Emeline Parr!
of Oskaloosa was visiting his uncle
| win Parry, last week.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. w. G. Har
vey was in Oskaloosa last week Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Pen
nington.
Abba Union: Mrs. w. B. Dewey
went to Oskaloosa last week to at
tend. the annual meeting of The
Friends church.
What Cheer Patriot: J. s. Florence
Of What Cheer went to New Sharon
Thursday where he will visit in the
homes of relatives and friends.
Brooklyn Chronicle: Misses Flor
ence and Gladys Ogden of Oskaloosa
were guests from Thursday till Mon,
day at the home of their sister, Mrs.
Cecil Willett.
John Yeager AN old time resident
of Eddyville, together with ]. c. Nc
Cord, George Johnson and Frank NJ.
Epperson OF that place, were in town
Saturday on business mission.
Pella Chronicle! Rev. S. De Bru.
inc and wife of OskalOOsa were among
the visitors at the Zendingsfeest on
Thursday. Mr.. De Bruine was for
merly pastor of the Bethel church
north of town.
Delta Press: Besse Moore returned
to her home at Oskaloosa Saturday,
having been here for the past two or
three weeks at the Joe Jacobs home,
while Mrs. Jacobs was recuperating
from recent operation.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. J. H.
Caring, daughter Hazel and son
Harry left Monday for Des Moines to
attend the fair. Miss Hazel will go
from Des Moines to Oskaloosa to re-
sumo her work as nurse in the Alb
bolt hospital.
E. L. Waymire, 512 North Fourth
Street, has moved his family to AK
tell, Kansas, where he has purchased
a half interest in general store.
Mr. Waymire has been employed with
the Underwood Candy Company since
coming to Oskaloosa. His friends
are sorry to have him leave, but wish
him success in his new field.
Fremont Gazette: Last Friday c..
NJ. Holbert sold his bakery to Henry
Horn of Oskaloosa. Mr.. Holbert es-
tablished the bakery here and has
been doing splendid business. He
will not leave Fremont, but as yet
has not decided what he will do.
Mr.. Horn is an experienced baker,
having recently operated a bake shop
in Oskaloosa.
Eddyville Tribune: A number of
The school teachers of this place were
in Oskaloosa last Friday afternoon
securing supplies to be used in the
various schools which they are to
each. The following were among
he number who went to the county
Office from Eddy
Vile that day: Misses Pearl Worth
am, Eva Miller, Minta and Blanche
5eCress. Sarah O'COnnor, Stacia Burch
and Lily Trask.
Fire Chief McCracken compliments
The Herald with a copy of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer containing reports of
he meetings of the International
Fire Engineers meeting held last
week at the Ohio town at which he
vas an attendant. The Enquirer, by |
he way, is one of the biggest and
pest managed papers in the land and
has wide circulation even in the
ace Of lower priced competitors. The
Enquirer costs the subscriber four
cen hard plunks ($14.OO) per year,
Tally, and $1,000, except Sunday, thir-
~ cents a week delivered in Cincin.
natl.
(From Tuesdays DRily)
Miss Edna and Miss Mary Kissick
If Abba spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. Effie Rash of Colorado Springs
IS visiting her cousin, Mrs. Chas. Wal
raven.
Mrs. R. A. Kent was a passenger
for Kansas City this morning over
the NJ. & St. L.
Mrs. Jennie Cresswell of Omaha
IS with sister, Mrs. Ora Parker,
during the week.
Miss Ruth Davidson arrived yester-
day afternoon from Champaign, ILL.,,
10 enter Penn college.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans left
his morning for Des Moines to look
after business matters.
Miss Louise Lamond left this morn
ing for Des MOines where she will
attend school this fall.
William Shaw is able to be at his
office after an indisposition of sew
eral days with lumbago.
Mrs. NJ. w. Gutchrie was a passen-
ger to .Moultrie this morning. going
10 visit for several days.
Mrs. R. A. Kent left this morning
Tor an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Moran, Kans.
Walter S. Allen returned this morn
ing to Rock Island after a few days
visit in tn Getty with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Munroe went
to Montezuma this morning for d
visit with Mrs. Munroes brother.
Miss Esther Berner left this morn
ing for Lacey, where she will be en-
gagged in teaching the coming year.
Miss Anna McKibbens left this
morning for a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Mt. Pleasant.
G. w. Overturf, who has been Wis
Ting in Marshalltown at the home of
Cal overturf, arrived home last even.
ms.
Miss Ethel Wilson was a passen.I
ppr m New sharon fhiA morning GO