The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-09-21
THE osKALoosA HERALD. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER . 1915

little son. Russell, of Ottumwa, ar
quests In the city at the parenta
Snow home on South Market stree
for a couple of weeks.
Rev. Arthur M. Lewis, rector of 81
James Episcopal church, and hi.
bride, will arrive home Friday even
/ ing. Regular services at st. Jane.
church will begin next Sunday.
William A. Johnson, president o.
the Penn Board of Trustees, and Mrs
Johnson have just returned from ar
extensive auto trip into Illinois
where they visited many scenes Of
Mrs. Johnson's childhood.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Patterson, of Oskaloosa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Garden and children
Archie and Merrill, of Coal Creek, and
Mr.. Fay Mcclure, of Barbourville,
Kan, spent Sunday at the home of
DR.. E. c. Mcclure.
Fremont Gazette: Eli Arnold and
family, west of Cedar, have gone to
Kirksville, Mo-, which place will be
their future home. Mr.. Arnold sold
his farm, his brother John being the
and had a public sale and
disposed of all his personal property.
His son will take a course in the os-
school at that place.
Congressman Ramseyer has return
ed to his home in Bloomfield follow
ing the adjournment of congress
after a session of nine months. Mr.
Ramseyer will open headquarters in
Bloomfield and starts Immediately his
for reelection. Reports
from the district are to the effect
that his majority will be larger than
two years ago.
lFrom Wednesdays Daily.)
Hon. Dan Hamilton, of Sigourney,
was in town Tuesday comforting with
he faithful.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Ray have gone
o Keokuk on a combined business
md pleasure trip.
Grinnell Register: Miss Elma Ten
lis, of Oskaloosa, was in Grinnell
the guest of Miss Myrtle
'arkes.
Lynnville Star: Dole Macy and
-eslie Sylvester went to Oskaloosa
Sunday evening to resume their work
It Penn.
Knoxville Journel: Mrs. r. w. Var
ey spent last Friday with their daugh.
err Heene, who is attending school in
)skaloosa.
What Cheer Chronicle: Wella +,
Beans will be here from Oskaloosa
his week to help the boys at the
peed barns.
Miss Prudence Jones returned to |
les Moines Monday where she will |
esume her position with Harris EN- !
ry Company.
Grinnell Register: Chester Wander.
eer, who has good position in the
'rankel department store at Oska-
oosa, spent Sunday at his home here.
Miss Viola Rexwinkle has returned
0 her home in Cedar Rapids. after a
isit of two weeks duration with her
lister, Mrs. A. u. Stultz of Third aven-
g west.
What Cheer Chronicle: Oskaloosa
air boosters are coming. 25 auto
lobiles strong to What Cheer fair
Wednesday, and What Cheer is going
D Oskaloosa fair the following week.
Eddyville Tribune: Wayne and
lark Billick and Ralph Lester, of o.
aloosa, were among the many frOp
ut of town who were enjoying them
elves at Eddyvilles skating rink
9w evenings ago.
t the supreme court bench of Iowa
;as here for a short time last evening
n his way to Oskaloosa. Judge Pres
on is one of the able jurists of Iowa |
nd is a brother of our V. G. Preston, !
Mrs. Sadie B. CrOshaw nee Mrs. |
rank p, O'Hara, formerly resident |
f OskalOosa, announces the marriage
t her daughter Grace Beatrice
)'Hara to Samuel Willard Lull, Sat
rday. Sept. 8, 1916, at South Haven,
Iichigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Frey, son Dan
nd daughter Mary, have moved from /
Ind, to Oskaloosa, and
re livinO at sos South A street. Mr..
'rey expects to take his share OF
orses offered for sale in this and
counties.