The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-09
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FALL FESTIVAL
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| BGdJ. one HAS DGeu HSllnGG dDbSll
nor tardy for the past three years.
Pleasantvlle News: Dr. Eta Fish.
er, of Oskaloosa, a chirOpraCtic, has
rented house in the north part of
town, which has been remodeled by
1 F. J. Holt, and will come here to make
this her permanent residence about
september 10.
| What Cheer Patriot; The Patriot of
| flee received a pleasant call Tuesday
from l.. c. Wilson, one of the old re
liable men of these parts up till a
short time ago when he moved to Os
kaloosa He tells us they are going
to have a gospel team revival over
there right after the fall festival
Miss Ivyl Walling daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. S. Walling of North
Third street, went to Grinnell yester
day to resume her study of the pipe
organ and her work at Iowa College
conservatory of music. She was &C
Icompanied by Miss Carroll Barnett, of
Grinnell who was her guest here over
Sunday.
Edgar Coffin, Kick, arrived in the
city yesterday for a brief visit with
his father before returning to his
work as pipe organist in the unique"
theater of Eu Clare, Wisconsin, which
is run by two former Oskaloosa boys,
Hitler Bros. The Hitler Bros. have
two very fine picture theaters in Eu
Glare, and produce nothing but fea
lures for which they charge admission
of from zoe to $3.50. The Birth of
a Nation" will be produced at their
theatre this week at $3.50.
Job, Mottb~ure 80 Ibo Jono, o
Matthews emporium-they call him
"Whang" for short-and Ross w
Brown district passenger agent of the
NJ. & ST. L., are away for a couple of
weeks in "the wilds of Colorado" If
the boys do not have the time of their
lives it will not be no fault of the "air
castles" they have built. There's
FOne thing you can rest assured of and
that is they will bring home some
good sized stories of game and fish
even though they leave the evidence
behind.
(From Wednesdays DailyD
Mrs. Walter Davis left this morn
ing for brief visit with relatives in
Sigourney
Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry Pierce left this
m ming for a weeks visit with rela-
IiicG in Davenport.
Mrs. Clifford Allen left this morn
ing tor a few days visit with rela-
tives in Des Moines.
Raymond Kinsey, of Battle Creek,
Michigan, is a guest of Miss Cordelia
Myers at her home, 3Ol North c
street
Mrs. Sarah Miller left last evening
for a brief visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Harris, in OF
tumWa.
Miss Carrie Rowland left this
morning for her home in Rock Island
after a few days visit in the city with
relatives.
Robert Evans and Harold Johnson
left this morning for Des MOines
where they will visit relatives for
few days.
Miss A. Westerfeld, of Indianap-
oils, Ind, is here for a few days, a
North Third street.
Police officer John Craig is off
duty and is under treatment at Oska-
joosa Hospital for heart trouble. He
las been quite i'll.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. D. V. White of
Oskaloosa was a visitor at the home
If her uncle, James Glover, from
Thursday evening until Monday even
ng
Muscatine Journal: Mrs. Mary La
Force of Oskaloosa returned to her
home yesterday afternoon after hav-
ing visited relatives here for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Frank E. SchAling and daugh-
ters, Misses Ruth and Marie, return
ed Sunday morning from a trip to
California where they visited a son
and brother in Los Angeles.
Miss Ida Swanson, superintendent
of the Oskaloosa Hospital, is away
or weeks visit at her home in
Monmouth, Ill. During her absence
Miss Chandler will be in charge of
the hospital.
Miss WinRred Garrett and Miss
Stella Malone arrived home Sunday
evening from an extended western
trip, including both fairs in Califor
mia, the Grand Canyon in Arizona,
and many other points Of interest
in the west.
w. G. Stewart and children, Marga-
ret Alice and John Thomas, returned
home yesterday evening from Oska-
loosa, where they had been guests
at the home of Mrs Stewards sister,
Mrs. Manton Hebner.
OF former 0skaloosa people the
Newton Record says: THE sympathy
Of our entire city has been centered
for the past week in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest W. Coke where Mrs.
Coke is lying very critically ill. Her
room is bright with beautiful flowers,
all the time, as silent tokens of love
and sympathy of her friends. Mr.
Coke in his anxiety and faithful Wig
lis, shares fully in the sympathy of
our people.
Knoxville Express: c. s. Neal, wife
and daughter Dixie and Mrs. s. S.
Neal and daughter went by auto to
oskaloosa for weekend visit at the
Allen Boyul home. They say the
Great White Way from Pella to Os-
kaloosa is a fine piece OF road for
autos. While in oskaloosa they Wis.
tied the ice plant where they manu-
fneture ice by the ton; also make ice