The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07
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On husluSSS.
Miss Clara Larkins of New Sharon,
who has been visiting Miss Mabel
Kinsman, returned to her home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Cpniocyer return.
ed to their farm at LynnVille this
morning where they will remain for
q week
Wayland News: Mrs. J. c. Arnold
and son, of OskalOOsa, are visiting a
few DAYS with the Noble and Ernst
families.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Manton
Hebner has arrived from Oskaloosa
and is a guest Of her sister, Mrs. w.
G. Stewart.
Muscatine Journal: Mrs. Mark
Hardin of Oskaloosa is spending a
few days at AinswOrth with relatives
and friends.
Centervil,e Daily Citizen: Jerry
Furnald of Oskaloosa is in the city
today on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Miss Ruth White returned to Grin
nell this morning to resume her stud.
les at Grinnell college after spending
Sunday at home.
Washington Evening Journal; Wal
ter Strohm of Grace Hill left Tuesday
morning for Oskaloosa after spend
ing several days at home.
Miss Anna Thompson of Albert
Lea, Mimi, was in town this morning
enroute to her home after a visit with
relatives south of the city.
VIII Crookham is in from the road
10 be present at the Fall Festival
and to visit with his son, Ben Crook
ham, who Is here from San Francisco.
Mrs. Mary Underwood of Monte
yuma, who has been visiting with her
grand daughter, Miss Ailene Ander-
son, returned to her home this morn.
ms.
Davis County Republican: Mrs.
Margaret Mcfarland and little daugh-
ter from 0skaloosa visited d. Nc
Dowell and family a few days last
week.
Williamsburg Journal Tribune: Mr..
and Mrs. +. M. McAndrews, Master
Leo and Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor
of Oskaloosa were Cedar Rapids WIS.,
itors Friday.
Iowa City Citizen: J. w. Erus OF
Oskaloosa arrived in Springdale last
Monday evening and will spend few
DAYS looking after business matters
and visiting friends and relatives.
Monroe Mirror: Mr.. and Mrs. Por-
ter Alexander, while enroute from
Oskaloosa to their home in Des
Moines, by auto, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs George Livingston last FRI
day afternoon and evening.
DR.. and Mrs. A. R. Bowie leave to-
morrow for Grinnell where they will
attend the wedding of their friends,
Miss Lulu Cove and Mr.. James
Mitchell Mrs. Bowie will play the
wedding march for the ceremony.
What Cheer Patriot Miss Alma
Asuulth, sister of Dr. Asquith, spent
Sunday in the home OF her brother IN
What Cheer. She is one OF the
teachers in the Oskaloosa city
schools and is among the best they
have.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Boyd, OF
Washington Springs, S. D., arrived at
Cedar Friday for a visit with his
brother, Capt. VIM. Boyd, and wife
They have been spending the past
six months travelling in the east and
are now on their way home after a
most enjoyable outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Meath, OF
Tacoma, Washington, visited friends
here over Sunday, geusts at the c. ID
Alexander home Mr.. Meath is state
treasurer of Washington and they
are living at present at Olympia, the
state capital. Mrs. Meath will be
better remembered by Oskalooss
friends as Miss Edith Norman, who
spent her childhood here.
Colfax Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. A. r
Thomas, who have been visiting II
Oskaloosa and here with their son
K. and wife, for the past severa
weeks, returned to their home a
Pleasanton, Kans., on Tuesday. The,
were accompanied by their son lrWil
and wife, who will look after bushes
matters and visit old friends in tina
vicinity for two or three weeks. Dul
ing his absence from the store hi
brother |. Il. of Oskaloosa will b
here a greater part of the time.
Fremont Gazette: Henry Horn G
Oskaloosa, who bought the Fremon
Bakery and took possession las
week. has confidence in the bushes
of Fremont and Tuesday purchase
the City Cafe OF G. w. Davis. Thi
restaurant is a popular place for tn
young people and is located right
the center of the business distric
II Is equipped with sanitary toul
tain and the whole place has the a
OF cleanliness and respectability.
NJ. Holbert, an old-timer at the bus
ness, has been engaged by Mr.. HoI
10 conduct the restaurant.
Miss M. Fields left this -mornir
for her school work in Rose Hill.
Mrs. Kitty Clark, OF Sandridg
III, Is visiting Mrs. s. M. T. Eval
during the Fall eFstiyal.
Mrs. Anna Madison and Mrs. r
"a Webb OF Kansas City arrived tn
morning for visit with their siste
Mrs. Sarah Richardson.
C.. r. Foote. land and tax agent
the NJ. e st. L. railroad, Of MINI
apoIls, Mimi. is In the city tod
looking after business matters.
Col. J.. r. Mceill is in receipt Of
letter IRON Major F. H. Loring 50
ing that he expects TO be in osi
loosa for the home coming celeb
tion this week.