The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-02-04
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visit.
Miss Martha Fox returned last e,
ening from a visit with Des Moline
friends.
Miss Forrest Henley of Des Nome.
will be a guest of Oskaloosa friend
over Sunday.
Miss Nina Crossett, of Couuci
Bluffs, is visiting at the Arthur Pa
mer home of Sixth avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Lofiand ar
home from ColfaX where they hayu
been spending a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Holloway re
turned Thursday night from a week
stay in Chicago, attending the aust
show.
Mrs. Kate Caldwell has returned
home from a visit in Kansas with heI
son, Fred, and family at Howard and
with her sister, Mrs. Agnes Clark al
Ashland.
r. w. Bailey, manager OF the In
terstate Manufacturing Co. went to
Minneapolis last night to close con
tract for big order of Oskaloosa
made Marvel furnaces.
Miss Sadie Stegner, of University
Park, left this morning for Chicago.
She goes to resume her work with
Miss Liebfarth after having enjoyed
a three weeks vacation at her home
here.
Mrs. Anna LaForce, mother of Mrs.
Eura Tarr who died Thursday even
ing as the result of an accident which
occurred two weeks ago, will not be
able to attend the daughters funeral.
She is in the hospital at Mt. Pleasant
and her condition is such that she
cannot be told of her daughters
death The funeral occurs Sunday af-
ternoon
G. Ed Beman arrived home last ey-
eniDg from business trip to Burling
ton and found a message awaiting
him advising him of the death of Mrs.
Lucinda Rhea of near Atwood. Mr..
Brennan has been her guardian for
number of years and has attended
to her business affairs since the death
of her husband. Mrs. Rhea died at )
O'Clock Friday morning.
The Isaac Ferree family is going to
move 10 Wisconsin the first OF Febru-
AIRY and a party of their friends and
neighboTs dropped in upon them unex-
pectedly Thursday morning for a
farewell visit There we're twenty-six
people in all, comprising ten families
and they all took their dinners with
them A very happy occasion result
ed The Feree family will be greatly
missed from the community in which
they have lived.
]. r. McGregor. who with Mrs. Nc
Gregor and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Camp
bell are soiourning in California,
sends the Herald copies of San Diego
papers. One contains a cartoon in
which an Iowa man wrapped in furs
and standing knee deep in snow is
doubling the announcement that the
straw hat season will be inaUguratej
Feb. ?. II is not stated whether the
or Mr.. Campbell
Homer Greist, benedict, who has
been to Ohio upon wedding trip since
the holiday season, arrived in town to-
day and is a guest at the home of his
brother, Harry c. Greist, on South
Market street. Mrs. Greist stopped
enroute TO visit relatives and will ar
rive a few days later. Mr.. and Mrs.
Greist will occupy a farm near He'd
rick this spring. Mr.. Greist was &C
companied home from Quaker City,
Ohio, by Mrs. Matte Smith, sister of
Mrs. Harry c. Greist.
Hedrick Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
+. w. Stephenson visited over Sun
day with friends in Oskaloosa.
Abba Republican: Attorney Fred
Everett transacted business in Oska.
loosa the latter part of the week.
Washington journal: Mrs. H. A.
Pauls went to Oskaloosa yesterday
evening for q short visit with friends.
New Sharon Star: Miss GIchrist,
teacher at Oak Grove visited over
Sunday with relatives in Oskaloosa.
Elmer Broyle5 has resigned his
position with the Earring Automobile
Co. and accepted one with Hoover &
Anderson.
Washington Journal: Mr. and Mrs
0. p. Dede of Oskaloosa arrived yes
terday evening and are guests at the
J. d. Buckley home.
New Sharon Star: d. f. WhitehilI
and wife spent a few days last week
at the F. w. Glaze home and other
friends in Oskaloosa.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Ethel
Dickey, of Oskaloo5a, was an over
Sunday visitor in Fremont with her
mother, Mrs Z. Dickey.
Fremont Gazette; Miss Jessie CUen
of Oskaloosa, spent Sunday in town
with her sister, Mrs. w. f. Ehren-
fasl, returning to OskaIoosa, Mon
day.
Mrs. J. H. Willis and daughters
who are spending the winter with
her sister, Ms. Ed Mcintosh in New
Sharon. were Oskaloosa callers Fri
day. They were guests of Mrs. Tet-
ers.
In a note to friends, Miss Clemen-
tine Reynolds says che is now pleas
antly located In New YORK and is en-
joying the city. She is taking an ad-
Saneed course in music and studying
the pipe organ.
Earl II. Tyler, OF Huntington. Indi-
ana, has come TO take position with
the Furnald Jewelry house on South
Market. He is a watch maker and
engraver and an expert in his line.
For the time being be is located at
the Downing hotel.