The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-04-29

and Oskaloosa buying horses thi
week.
Bussey Record: Mrs. John ELI,
went to Oskaloosa Friday evening ant
visited until Saturday evening will
! friends.
Bussey Record Mrs. Nina Cavan
augh was guest of her sister, Mrs
Clark at 0skaloosa, couple of days
last week
Loyilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Tharp were visitors with relatives
and friends in Oskaloosa, a few days
last week.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Harold Holt
and daughter Mildred, of Oskaloosa
were guests at the Tom Vas Binder
home Sunday. -. ..e
Bussey Record: Mrs. Walter Bus.
sey and Mrs. Homer Carr were visit.
ing relatives and friends in 0skaloosa
last Wednesday. @
What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs Tins.
ley and little granddaughter, Roberta
Clutter, have been visiting at 0ska-
loosa for the past week. .a
Bussey Record: Mrs. Chas. Bows
er ami son Willie, of near Oskaloosa,
spent Wednesday here with her sister
Mrs. John Moon and family.
Bussey Record: Misses Grace Mi
ner, Mable Ziegler, Cecil Deeter,
Maude Martin, Pearl Goble and Fay
Mcconnell spent last Thursday and
Friday in Oskaloosa attending nor
NAL. ...
0ttumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Harris, of Abba, are to re-
move to 0ttumwa within the next
three weeks Mr.. Harris is interested
In the Excelsior, Bidwell and the Al
bia Coal CO.. and by having head
quarters at 0ttumwa can give closer
attention to those properties. He is
also the owner of the Monarch mine
near Hilton. comprising almost fifteen
hundred acres and question of right
Of way is now in the supreme court
Tor adjudication and as soon as it is
settled. the company expects to open
hat mine. -
(From Mondays Daiiy.)
Oliver Edwards. of Ottumwa, was a
guest of Oskaloosa friends. "
Miss Hulda Parsons of Pella was
! business caller in the city Saturday.
o. J. Huntley of Des Moines Is Wis.
ting frienLs and relatives here this
week. J,~t
II. r. Devins of Des Moines is look.
ng after business matters in the city
oday. 49, e.. a
Mrs. o. Fl. Gibbons of What Cheer
vas business caller in the city Sat
friday.
Miss Helen Brunker of Ottumwa
vas week end guest with Oskaloosa
riends.
Miss Louise Hamm of Montezuma
vas a week end guest of Oskaloosa
riends.
Chas. Brazilian, of Hooking, was an
'ver Sunday guest of Oskaloosa
riends.
Verl Allender, of Ottumwa. was an
over Sunday guest with Oskaloosa
friends.
Miss Ora Saunders of Sigourney is
/ guest of Oskaloosa friends for a
ew days.
Harry Members went to Marshall
own Saturday night to visit relatives
his week.
Miss Dorothy Watson of Mt Pleas
mt was a week end guest of Oska-
oosa friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams of Des
foines were guests of Oskaloosa
riends over Sunday.
d. T. Young of Centerville was
boxing after business matters of To-
cl interest Saturday.
W. A. Knox, J. T. Pence and Sam
atwood of Delta we're business call
rs in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Kennel of Ere
lont we're looking after business mat
ers in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts left this
aorning for a few DAYS visit with
elatives in New Sharon.
Mrs. Clarence Cosby and daughter
Isle, of Fremont, were visiting Os-
aloosa friends Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Foster of Leigh.
on were looking after business mat
ers in the city Saturday.
Martin X. Long of Albert Lea, Min
IesOta, was looking after business
latters in the city Saturday.
Ernest Harris and Miss Louise
veeis of Des Moines we're guests OF
,skaIoosa friends over Sunday.
w. A. TurbeIl and Geo. brennan of
lew Sharon were looking after bust
ess matters in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Eastburn and
aughters. Belle and Mary, of Ere
mont, were shopping in the city Sat
rday.
Mrs. Verne Hasty and Mr. and Mrs.
Iomer Noller of Sigourney were look
1g after business matters In the city
aturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simmons left
his morning for a few days visit
nth relatives and friends in Mar
halltown.
Mrs. ID. w. Harris, OF Omaha, Neb.,
rived this morning for an extended |
isit with relatives and friends in
)skaloosa.
Miss Elsie Hammond of st. Paul,
finn, arrived this morning for q
weeks visit with relatives and friends
n the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Sewers, of Min
Ieapolis, Mimi. arrived this morning