The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-02

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err. The condition of the elder Mr.
Clark is such that L. +. will sell hi'
J Oskaloosa property aid return L
Brattleboro, to care for his father
and perhaps make his future home IL
Vermont.
! Ottumwa Courier: The Terpsicho
rean club dancing party Friday even
/ ing at the new armOry proved most
| enjoyable and successful, a program
of dances being enjoyed from nine
o'clock until twelve. Forty-tive cou
pies We're present, among the guests
from q distance being Miss Wisecar
yer of Fairfield, Mr.. White of Oska
loosa, and Miss Grace FresColn OF
Batavia.
Mason City Times: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles V. Hoffman, of OskalOosa
have been spending the Thanksgiv'
ing season at the home. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w. Sewers, at 915 North
Main street. Mr.. Sewers is a broth
err of Mrs. Hoffman,. Mr. Hoffman,
is with the Daily Herald at Oska.
loosa, he and his brother Phil having
purchased the plant when President
Mckinley appointed Col. Albert w.
Swain, chief of the Mahaskas, to a
foreign mission, being located at the
present time at southampton, Eng
land Mr.. Hoffman, returned to his
home Friday, but Mrs. Hoffman, re.
manned a few days at the home of
her brother.
Davis County Republican: DR.. Park
err and H. l.. Stark went to Oskaloosa
on business Monday.
Ottumwa Review: Paul Deeds of
Oska.oosa, spent Thursday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deeds,
North Moore street.
Montezuma Republican: George
Morrison, of Ewart, William Shelley
and Erne Shaffer expect to leave this
week for the Boyer island southwest
of Oskaloosa for a coon hunt.
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. o. B. Kipp, of
Newton, was here the forepart of last
week, a guest at the Geo. Kipp home.
From here she went to Oskaloosa to
visit with Mrs. c. B. Westbrook.
Ediyville Tribune: Ace Odem,
who has been in the employ of J. +.
Hohl since Mr.. Hohl sustained a frac.
ture of the leg last week. spent Satur-
day night and Sunday at his home at
Oskaloosa.
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. and Mrs. G..
L. Warren entertained a houseful of
guests over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Apple of Medicine Lodge, Kansas,
parents of Mr.. Warren, Mrs. Rey'
nolds. of Oskaloosa, an aunt and Miss
Debbie Timbral, of New Sharon, com
hn hon
Knoxville Journal: Miss Laura
Winkleman left Monday for a few
days visit with her grandmother.
Mrs. Nancy Crispin and at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. H. c. Bass, in Oska-
loosa. Miss Winkleman's grandmother
was 80 years old Nov. Is, and is
still bright and active, at least to the
degree usually seen in women twenty
years her junior.
Otumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
E. Bishop entertained at a Thanksgiy'
ing dinner at their home ON Sheffield
street in honor OF the following: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Arganbright, Mr..
and Mrs. Sassman and children, Ruth
and Ned of What Cheer, Mrs. c. ID
Roberts and daughterI Laurel, of Os-
kaloosa, Mr.. and Mrs B. G. Orris, Of
Ottumwa. A three course dinner was
served at one o'clock, GOV rs being
laid for twelve.
Saturday Globe: Mrs. Jas. A. Dew
lit, of OskaloOsa, secretary OF the
Iowa Equal Suffrage association, was
in Barnes City the forepart of last
week and appointed Mrs. NJ. d. Tay-
or local leader and organizer for
Pleasant Grove township. Mahaska
county Is in the front rank among the
oounties of the state so far as organ
ization is concerned and everyone Will
be reached by the campaign which
will be waged before the election next
June. The most prominent ladies in
every township are assisting in the
organization work and the gospel or
votes for women" will be carried in
to every home.
Barnes City News: AS the result
of playing with matches, iona, the
two-year old adopted daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Lem Small, il in a critical
condition and doctors fear she may
not recover. The little girl and her
four year-oli brother, Paul, had been
eft alone at the home of their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones
They got hold of some matches and
were up stairs playing with hem
when the child's dress caught fire
Frightened by the blaze. they ran
frantically out doors and half blocR
down the street before they were dis
covered, and when the girl was res
cued her body was enveloped in flames
and she had sustained terrible burns
Ottumwa Courier: A delightful fea
ture of the Thanksgiving festivities
was the dancing party which openet
the season at the Wapello club hous'
Thursday evening. A varied muslca
program was given by an orchestra
from $3.50 O'Clock until after which
dancing was enjoyed until IL O'Clock
The rooms we're prettily decorated 10
he occasion. Among the guests wer'
Tvrus Blake OF Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Hale of Boston, Mass, ID
| Goodenouph of Des Moines, Mr.. AM
Mrs. w. H. Gardner of Lincoln, Neb
Mrs. Paul e. Faust of Evanston, III
Mrs. Price of Los Angeles, Cal, Mis-
Orpha Quinn of Council Bluffs, Mrs
George e. Slaughter of Omaha, Neb
Arthur Walling of Oskaloosa, Mis-
Katherine Fulton of Fairfield, and tn
i following young people. who are HON
from school for the holiday. Mis-