The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-11-04

Mr.. Jones car last Saturday to attend
a picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stout and
family of Oskaloosa motored to Abba
Sunday and were guests at the VIII
Kester home.
Monroe Co. News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arch Edwards and Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Cooper were visitors in Osaka
loosa and Knoxville Sunday.
Knoxville Express: Miss Flossie
Monroe, daughter of Ira Monroe, who
| is attending school at Penn College,
Oskaloosa, spent last Sunday at home.
Brooklyn Chronicle: Mrs. George
Edwards left Saturday for a two
weeks visit with relatives at Nal.
com, Oskaloosa and other places near
the latter city.
| Washington Journal: Mr. and Mrs.
Roe Dillingar and children, Wilma
and Ray, went to OskaIoosa this morn
ing for a visit at the home OF Mrs.
Dillingers sister, Mrs. Sam Swick.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. George
Wheeler and children Mabel and Nor
val returned to their home in Osaka
loosa Monday after Wit in Sigourney
with her father, n. McVicker and 9th
er relatives.
In a business note from Mrs. Mary
Leighton of Pasadena, Calf, she
says she has given up her bungalow
In Bowens Court and will spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. c. w.
Carter, 424 North Madison street,
Pasadena.
Eddyyille Tribune: MIS-. Ralph
Pringle returned to her home near
Oskaloosa last week after short
visit with her father l., Bown and 9th
er relatives Another guest at the Lee
Bown home last week was Mrs.
Downs sister Mrs. James WaddinG
of Oskaloosa, who spent last Thursday
here.
Knoxville Journal: VIM. McNish OF
Oskaloosa was in town the latter part
of last week on account of pros
pective trial in which he was suing
the English Creek Coal Co. of $1,000
for injuries received in the No. !
mine last November. The case was
continued and Mr.. McNish returned to
Oskaloosa Monday, where he is still
taking treatment for the injured foot
iDecayed bones were only recently re
moved and Mr.. McNish is still on
Icrutches as the result of the injury.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. H. White
went to Oskaloosa last Friday tc
spend a fe wdays. Mrs. White was
! formerly matron at the Mission Home
at that place and as the Home passed
Tout of existence November list, Mrs
White was assisting in packing things
ND ready to move. This home for Ole
. people has been in existence for sew
eral years and 1t is to be regretted
: that it became necessary for 1t u
? close. s..v.
Half Century Magazine: Attorney
A. G.. Clark Of Oskaloosa has place,
1.-THE Half Century in his debt to
considerable extent His recent he'll
rendered us in his city will not sooI
be forgotten. Its is a nice thing u
; stand well in your home town, ant
for that particular trait, ATTY. carr
: carries the pennant He INTRODUCES
iour manager to the leading business
8 and professional men of his psautitu
! city and was thus instrumental u
). placing our work in their homes
!. Thanks. Bro. Clark, until we hav'
: the chance to tie the score.
lFrom Wednesdays Daiiy.l
= Mrs. w. II. Needham of Sigourne'
! was guest with friends in the cit
e yesterday.
y Miss Anna Martin left this mornin
s for two days visit With relative
s in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dicks left thi
morning for a brief visit with reis
! tiyes in Muscatine.
: Mrs. Ella Armstrong, OF Des Moine'
y is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Mar
Il Coates, OF Sixth avenue east.
I. Mrs. A: b.. Harris who has bee
very III at her home 1908 A ayenu
he east is much improved today.
sr Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wilson an
two children left this morning for
- weeksa xfeff with relatives in Oman