The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-11-11

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visit friends and relatives in Daven
port. as
Harry Carbon is in ST. Louis visit
ing with his brother Charles for :;
number Of days. Charles Is work
ling on big concrete contract Ia 81
Louis and Harry went to take a lool
at the work.
Mrs. Magdalene Haight, formerly
nurse in service in Oskaloosa, whC
has been visiting with former OLE
I time friends here during the month
passed, returned last night to her
home in st. Paul.
Charles Edward Marsh, editor Of
the Des Moines Daily News, was in
town today. Mr.. Marsh is making @
tour of this part of the state to make
the personal acquaintance of the
News correspondents.
J. D. Mcneil returned this morn
ing to his home in Waukon, Iowa, af.
ter few days visit at the Ralph
Bollinger home. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Bollinger accompanied him to his
home and Mr.. Bollinger will spend a
few days hunting ducks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Parrack will
leave Wednesday morning via the
Rock Island for Omaha, Nebraska
whree they will visit for short time
before going on to Kimberly, Idaho,
for a more extended visit. From
there they will go to North Yakima,
Washington, on to Portland, Oregon,
thence to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and Pasadena, California. On the
return trip they will stop at Denver,
Colo, and at Kansas City, and will be
at home in Oskaloosa again ABOUT
March l, 1916.
Mrs. Kate Lee and Miss Doris
Thomas returned last evening from
a weeks stay in Chicago where they
saw sights" unit lthey were glad to
get home again. They visited at the
n. L. Towle home in Evanston, but
Mr.. Towle's automobile was busy all
the time, showing them about the
big city. They were very fortunate
TO witness production OF The
Birth of q Nation" and also 1T Pays
TO Advertise" They were guests at
the Illinois Athletic Club, and sat in
their car for three hours on Sunday
and watched the Wet" parade
Thousands of people were in the pa.
rade, and at the end of the three
hours they were still coming.
County Auditor Roy +. Rowland is
home from a four days duck hunt"
up about Lake Okoboji, Spirit Lake,
and the surrounding lakes. How
ever re was not alone and Mrs. Row.
land tells all the stories about the
trip. He became so terrifically ex.
cited when he brought down a duck
from the first bunch they saw, and at
his first shot, that he completely for
got to shoot the second time. A load
ed gun, a bunch of ducks, and an
ideal shot, and he was too excited at
his first good luck, to take the next
shot. Other similar experiences
and duck, duck, duck to eat, until of
the dozen which he brought home
with him, he did not have a bite.
Steve Fitzgerald, who ahas been
guest in the WolgamoOd home, has
returned to Des Moines.
Sid Morris has returned from trip
to North Dakota where he went to
superintend threshing operations.
Miss Ivyl Walling of this city will
appear IN the first recital on the
School of Music program.
Mayor and Mrs. J. C. Harold were
West Des Moines township on Sun.
day.
N. A. Wood OF the Rock Island
bridge crew is enjoying a visit from
his father, Mr.. Wood, OF Tara, Web
5ter county.
Mrs. A. b. Cooke, OF Fremont, has
returned to her home after spending
in this city with her nus
band, A. B. Cooke.
Mrs. Floyd Lock and baby were
passengers to Fremont yesterday,
going to visit for several days with
friends and relatives.
Des Moines Daily News: Council
man German motored Saturday after
noon to Oskaloosa with Mrs. Ella
Holmes, mother of Mrs, German.
Lynnville Star: Mr.. and Mrs. C, A.
Macy and sons Ward and Willis and
Mrs. 2. II. Doan autoed to Oskaloosa
and heard the U. S. Marine Band.
Bussey Record: Michael Anspach,
who has been in poor health for some
time, is at present in the Abbott hos.
pital at Oskaloosa for treatment,
Burlington Gazette: Mrs. Carrie
Thore, who has been visiting her
Mrs. Chester Barnhart OF
Oskaloosa, Iowa, has returned home.
Newton News: Mr.. and Mrs. C. o.
Holdsworth and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wisgerhof of Sully took a pleasant
trip to Oskaloosa Sunday, returning
by way of Pella.
Mrs. |. NJ. Duncan, of Searsboro,
who has been seriously III and con-
fined to the hospital here for some
time, has sufficiently recovered to
permit her to return to her home yes.
terday afternoon. ...
Fremont Gazette: w. l.. Johnson
of oskaloosa returned home Monday
after a visit since saturday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. =, w.
Pomeroy, north Of town. :.
Bussey Record: j. w. Wilson and
family, OF Oskaloosa, and Mrs. Miller
of Waterloo came over Sunday and
spent the day with their adnts. Mrs.
j. A. ,Ayres and Mrs. Marsh Bussey.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. Akin of Colfax,
who have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Akin, left yes
terday for Monmouth, ILL.,, where they