The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-11-25


S. Mayor and Mrs. j. G.. Harold hay
the honor of being invited to Ottun
d wa to attend grand reception give
IS in that city tonight in honor of Mr.
e Anna Orris, who was elected to tn
thigh office of Grand Associate Coz
o ductress of the o. E. s., at the las
v Grand Chapter meeting which wa
/ held in Des MONIES a short time age
Ottumwa is Justly proud of Mrs. ORR
as she is a member of the chapter il
that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold viii
= return to Oskaloosa Wednesday even
inS.
Sundays Register and Leader con
tanned a three column cut of Miss
Virginia Slade, of Des MOines, anC
gave the following communication
Miss Virginia Slade and her mother
Mrs. Samuel r. Slade, presided at &
one o'clock luncheon yesterday (Sat
urday) which served to announce the
date of Miss SHADES wedding to Mr.
J Maxwell O'Brien of Oskaloosa. That
part of the luncheon came as a sur
prise to most of her friends. The
date was announced for Wednesday
of this week and will take place at
the Slade home. The Rev. AleXan'
der H. Grant will read the service"
Monroe County News: Miss Lucille
and Faye Bowman spent Sunday with
Oskaloosa friends.
Washington Journal: Mrs. G. w.
Wallace has gone to Oskaloosa where
she will be a guest of friends.
Davis County Republican,: Frank
Russell and family of 0skaloosa were
calling on relatives here Thursday.
Keokuk Couney News: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Parkhill went to Oskaloosa
Wednesday to visit at the home of
their daughter.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Elizabeth
Fisher returned to Oskaloosa the first
of the week after a visit with her
son, e. r. Fisher.
Pella BoosterPress: Miss Marie
Doedynes is visiting near Oskaloosa
few days this week with the family
of Joe Kempenar.
Keokuk County News: Mr.and Mrs.
John Porter returned to Oskaloosa,
Monday, after a few days visit with
relatives at Martinsburg.
Keokuk County News: Miss Krout
visited Friday night and Saturday in
Oskaloosa and returned to Ollie Sun
day morning on the early train.
Bussey Record: Harry Alsup was
quite sick several days last week,
suffering with tonsilitis. DR.. Jarvis
of 0skaloosa was called to see him.
Knoxville Express: Miss Flossie
Monroe returned to Oskaloosa the
first of the week after a short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Monroe.
Colfax Clipper: Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Brewer of What Cheer. and Mr.. and
Mrs. r .E.Hatcher OF Oskaloosa spent
Sunday and Monday at the J. T. Nc
Nabb home.
Pella Booster-Press: County Attor
ney John McCutchen came down
from Oskaloosa last Wednesday to
join DR.. p. A. Edmand on a little
hunting expedition.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Pan.
sy Rugg of Barnes City, who visited
Mrs Lois Bowers for a few days, lett
Wednesday morning for Earlham to|
attend her brothers wedding.
Monroe County News Will Rey-
nolds of Oskaloosa was a guest last
week of his cousin, Miss Eleanor
Reynolds. He was enrOute to St.
Louis to buy goods for the BaIdauf-
Rosenblatt Co.
Bussey Record: Miss Ethel Bens
cotter is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rice,
at Oskaloosa this week. Ethel has
been in poor health for some time,
suffering with what is known as en-
largement of the stomach.
Delta Press: c. Ed Beman, of the
Peoples Trust and Savings Bank, OF
Oskaloosa, is again owner of the
buildings occupied by the postOttiCe
and the Press Office. He made a
business call in town Thursday.
Miss Mae J. Evans is in town
looking after her property interests
and visiting friends here. She has
been in Santa Monica, California, for
the past two months and will go from
here to the home of her sister in
Partridge, Ill.
Eddyyille Tribune: Mrs. John LEM
of near Lakonta, underwent an Oper-
alton at Oskaloosa Monday for ap-
to the hospital b. her brother-in-law,
anu SiSlcIg MI. anu
Beamer, of Bluff Creek, who return
ed home Monday night.
Delta Press: Ross Brown of Oska-
lOosa was a business caller in Delta
Tuesday. Mr.. Brown is the district
passenger agent for the Minneapolis
4 st. Louis Railroad Co., and he
jeemed glad to get back to the old
stamping grounds and shake hands
with old friends again.
Walter Trushel and wife, of DENIM.
son, Ohio, who have been located at
the w. w. Montgomery home, 1904
| High avenue west, will be located al
ter Dec. LIST at 9t5 First avenue west,
in one OF the Sterling houses. Mr..
Trushel is employed with the Lam
berson-Hunt auto garage, High ave-
nue. east. Mr.. and Mrs. Trushel like
Oskaloosa very much and expect to
make this their home.
A series OF three moves was com.
J pleted on Saturday and Oskaloosa
gained a family in the transaction.
John McCutchen, who has been living
on G avenue east, moved to 300 North
A street The house vacated by Mr..
McCutchen was purchased and Is
now occupied by the c, \. Shurts
L r. FFsK- GA.