The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

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Mrs. Frank Snakenberg passe
through the city this morning enrout
to her home in Delta from Dresse
Junction. Wis, where she has bee
visiting neice.
Mrs. Georgia King of Charlton VIII
has been a guest in the city at the
K. Coffin home left this morning 70
Sigourney where she will visit rela
tiTes and friends.
Mrs. E. Chick of Grand River was
passenger to Hedrfck this morninl
after few days visit for several day
with friends and relatives returned t
his home this morning.
Frank Hoffman who has been Crlti
cally III of heart trouble is much bet
ter this week and is making a some
what remarkable recovery. He Is now
considered out of danger.
Mrs w. A. Wentworth of Tama
who has been here for some time Wis
iting with friends and relatives and
also attending the Fall Festival re
turned to her home this morning
Mrs. B. c. Tough and daughter Will
ma returned this morning to their
home in Nevada, Ia, after a few
days visit in the city at the home OF
Mrs. Lough's parents. Mr.. land Mrs
w. F. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. E. Mathew and fam.
lily motored to North English Saturday
to spend Sunday with Mrs. Mathews
mother, Mrs. G. Mahannah. Mr.. Math
ew's sister, Mrs. Alta Coffman return.
ed home with Mr. and Mrs. Mathew
for an extended visit.
The lunch counter at the Rock Is
land depot has changed hands Turing
the past week. Miss E. M. Agee OF
Trenton, Mo, has been assigned to
the business here and arrived last
week to take up her work. Mrs. Ada
F. Ross is assistant to Miss Agee.
Mrs. E. Chick of Grand River was
a passenger to Hedrick this morning
after a few days visit here with Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
7. l.. Chick of Hedrick who have been
visiting at the l. M. Towns home al,
so returned to Hedrick this morning
Frank Smart of Billings, Montana,
d former Oskaloosa boy in the days
when Muchakinock thrivei is in town
'or few days visit with friends while
cooking after business affairs. Mr..
Smart went into a restaurant business
in the west years ago and later owned
he business. He then became inter.
ested in mining and now owns several
profitable properties.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Taylor left this
morning for What Cher where they
Will visit Mr. Taylor's father and
Mr.. and Mrs, Amos Taylor,
or a few days. Mr. and Mrs. E. X
Taylor will leave Friday morning foTI
LOS Angeles where they will visit rel
Ltives and friends along the western
,oast. They expect to return to Oska |
oosa about the first of the year.
Drs. Hender and Elliott of he
Shrine Patrol will be guests of j. 4.
Davis during the Shrine Sojourn in
he city.
Abba News: Mrs. c. N. Bloomfield
md daughter, Mrs. Sam Elder AMI
'aby left Wednesday for a visit in
)skaloOsa.
Pella Chronicle: Rev. and Mrs. s. )
)e Bruine, of Oskaloosa, attended the
meeting held at the First
reformed CnuFCn.
Ottumwa Courier: Miss Elizabeth
nd Arthur Bradley of Oskaloosa are
listing at the E. NJ. Bradley home,
43 North Weller street.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. A. Miller
nd daughter Miss Minnie, Wabash
nd Sheridan avenues, have gone to
)skaloosa to make their home.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs !
/. NJ. Harlan, of this city, left Friday
or OskalOOsa and COlfaX, where they
will visit a few weeks in the homes
f relatives.
Abba Republican, Charles Coul. i
on, of Oskaloosa, and Charles
'churtz, of Tick Ridge. have rented
he Miller & Angel property on South
seventh street and have taken pos. :
ession.
Newton Daily News: Mr.. and Mrs.
}. B. Kipp had for their guests this
week Mr.. and Mrs. George Rfnehart
# Des Moines, Mrs. George Kipp OF
Ionroe and Mrs. c. B. Westbrook OF
)skaloosa. ,
Waterloo Courier: Dr. and Mrs.
!. Henderson of Oskaloosa visited at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wray
n Wellington street. They are re.
urning from a motor tour through
orthern Minnesota.
James White, living southwest OF
own made an excellent record In
'otato patch this summer obtaining
somewhat remarkable yield. He dug
ortythree bushels of the tubers
rom a patch of eight rows that were
bout nine yarLs in length.
Boone News-Republican: c. z.
)amsey AMI wife and John Ramsey
md family returned las week from
where they were visiting
elatives. On account of the mud
hey left their automobile at oska.
oosa. |
Knoxville Express: Mr.. and Mrs.
-ames Coons of Muscatine, Mr.. and
drs. Harry Hanna, of Oskaloosa and
}. A. Coons, of Carson, were here the
after part of the week attending the
uneral of the late Mrs. r. ]. McCon'
Pella Booster: Dick Dewitt and
amily, of Prairie City, arrived here
Tuesday afternoon for a short visit
With relatives. They also went to
1skaloosa to visit Mrs. Albert Van
0uren who underwent an operation
or an abcess on one of her lungs.