The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07

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of their sister, Mrs. T. w. Denney, in
Rose HILL
| Mrs. /. NJ. Woodward returned this
morning to her home in Des Moines.
Mrs. Woodward delivered an address
at University Park yesterday on In
dia. She was a missionary IN India
for ten years. r.... ...#
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White of Of
tumwa and Mrs Anna Church and
daughter Roberta, of Hannibal, Mo-,
and Mrs. Ida White of State Center,
are visiting Mrs. Grace Cooper at 500
Sixth avenue west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Loos and son of
Des Moines arrived in the city Sat
urday evening to visit with relatives.
Mr.. Loos returned to his work in Des
Moines this morning but Mrs. Loos
and son will remain during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thornburg and
daughter Elizabeth, of Des Moines,
are here for a brief visit, guests at
the Carl Johnson home. Mr.. Thorn
burg is a former Oskaloosa boy, and
popular among a large circle of local
| friends.
Miss Rena Gustafson is here for a
few days visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Gustafson of North A
street. She is a graduate of the
Marinello School of Chicago and ex-
poets TO return to the big city to fol-
low her profession.
Phil Wray and Alec Husson came
over from Bussey Saturday evening
to spend Sunday with their parents.
The boys are employed by a large
steam fitting house of Des Moines
who have the contract for doing the
steam fitting work in the new Bussey
school house.
S. G. Abriel, of Punxatawney, Pa,
who aided in the local Y. NJ. c. A.
swimming pool campaign and who
has been retained by the board of di.
rectors to superintend the improve.
ments and the local work, arrived
yesterday from a brief visit at his
home with wife and family.
Representative T. J. Wilson was in
town Saturday, contracting for a sys-
tenn of running water in his country
home. Mr.. Wilson, who lives near
Des Moines river, says he has had
enough water on the outside of his
place this summer, but he prefers to
have some within,-especially some
that he may control.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Thornburg. of
Whittier, California, send the follow.
ng greetings to old thine friends
here: I'VE have been slow in the
acknowledgement of the kind invita-
| zion to the Mahaska Home Coming
but, nevertheless, it has been duly
appreciated. We would be delighted
to come back to the old home scenes,
the old folks, the old home and the
old town, and we know that every
day of the four big ones would be
very happy ones for us. We very
much enjoy our California home, but
still hold dear the memory OF the
Iowa home, and hope at some future
Festival we may have the pleasure of
being with you. We thank you for
remembering us and wish for you
every possible success
From Tuesdays DRilyl
Mrs. Walter Smith left this morn.
| ing for a two weeks visit with Tela-
tiyes in Des Moines.
Mrs. John D. Thomas of Buxton
arrived yesterday to visit with her
sister Mrs. John Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brownlee
ileft this morning for a few days Wis
it with relatives in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Fred Davis was a passenger
| to Marshalltown this morning, going
to transact personal business.
Trevelyn Gallispie, of Lincoln,
Nebraska, is a guest in the city at
the Mayo p. ColVilIe home for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Lastly of Cedar
Rapids returned home yesterday az
ternoon after few days visit in this
city.
Miss Annie Charles returned this
morning to her home in Des Molnes
after a brief visit in the city with
friends.
Mrs. Martha Allen and two chill
dren left this morning for Des MoineS
where she will visit at the home Of
7 her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Edris left
this morning for Collins, where thel
will attend religious services held a
: Ashton Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vance re
turned this morning to their home il
Des Moines after a pleasant visit II
| the city with relatives.
]. A. Geldenning and family mo
= tored to this city from Centervill'
? yesterday to visit for a few days
' with friends and acquaintances.
q Mrs. .. n. Barnes of near Grinnel
n was in this city this morning en-
+ route to Peoria. H., where she wi
:. visit for some time with relatives.
r Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson al
: rived this morning from Kansas Cit
T. for a weeks visit with relatives
n the city and to attend the Fall Fee
tival.
ri Frank Hoffman, who has been cri
ically ill with valvular heart trouble
@ Is reported better today and MOI
= hope of recovery is held by relativt
and friends.
Il. Mr. and Mrs. William Lowry,
10 Taintor, who have been visiting wit
= Mrs. Lowry's brother, Ed Linstea
patient at the Oskaloosa hospitf
returned to their home yesterday Q
VI .ernoUn.
~ Mrs. Smith Hyett of Belle Plain
: who was called here by the death
ner fatherin.law, Mr.. Phillip Hyet