The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23

next week. Another daughter, Mrs
| J. B. Baxter, of Pasadena, California
also here on account of the mothers
illness, is remaining until some time
next month.
tFrom Wednesdays Dailv.l
Miss Rose Luider of Reinbeck, ar
rived Yesterday to be guest OF Mrs
John Kullmer, Jr., No. 6l8 North {
street.
Morris Freeman has moved from
his farm prof. erty on the Pella road
to Barnes City which place will be
his future residence place.
H. A. Pance, of Burlington, divis.
ion freight agent of the c. B. & Q.
road was in town yesterday looking
after freight interests of the Burling-
ton.
Centerville Citizen: Mrs. A. Wy.
more returned Monday to her home
in OskaloOsa after a short visit in
this city at the home of her son, R.
A. Wymore.
J. r Rhoades of the Newton News
vas in Oskaloosa yesterday, a guest
in the home of Rev c. D. Loehr, on
South ID street. The Herald &C.
knOwledges a fraternal call
Mr. and Mrs. David Oakley and
four children have come to town
rom their farm home east of the
city and have residence accommOda.
lions at NO. 807 North + street.
HedriCk Journal: J. G. Lang has
sold his drug store to ]. d. Snider of
Oskaloosa and Jay Copeland of Fair
field who are now in charge. Mr..
Lang is undecided as to his future.
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. Alice Walker
who visited her sister, Mrs. NJ. A.
Allison, and her nephew, viii ALI
son, the greater part OF last week,
returned Monday to her home in Os.
kaloOSa.
John Kullmer, proprietor of the
Union Monarch Laundry, left this
morning for Des Moines where he
will be in attendance at the Laundry
mems convention which is being held
in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Duykers and
four children move from EddyVille
to Oskaloosa and have made home
at No. 400 North ID street Mr.. Duy-
kers has a position as baker at the
Bon Ton shop.
hedrick Journal: Mr. and Mrs. M.
A. Garland, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nc
Quiston and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mackert of Oskaloosa were guests at
the w. w. Smith home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. McKitrick, for.
merly OF Agency, Iowa, have located
in Oskaloosa. Mr.. McKitrick has
purchased the Thomas Maxwell acre
age on M avenue west and will build
thereon some time this season. For
the time being Mr. and Mrs. McKit-
rick are inmates Of the G. NJ. Bog
CESS home, No. 1884 NJ avenue west.
A. F. Argo, who has been near the
point of death, is not much better
and convalescent. While in a crit.
ical condition and irrational, the pa
tient became violent and four men
we're required to restrain him. The
superhuman efforts made by the sick
man III no otluS6iC hCShlNCh III
throwing off the accumulations from
the lungs and betterment was imme,
diately noticeable.
Mrs. i. J. Berdinner OF No. 800
High avenue east returned yesterday
from Chicago where she has been in
attendance at the dressmakers' con
yention and visiting the style show
and incidentally she pays home dis
plays nice compliment, She stat
ed to a Herald reporter that while
the displays In the shop windows
were handsome and artlstlc that she
saw none, size considered, more
pleasing or beautiful than the spien,
did windows given Oskaloosa public
by our local trimmers.
Mrs. j. B. McCurdy has returned te
Oskaloosa after her winter sojourn
in Florida.
Miss Mabel Dayton returned TO her
nome III Cedar Rapids this morning
liter q short visit here with friends
and acquaintances.