The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05

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Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Gray, of La
F, Center, Washington, are here for a
months visit with his uncle, Nathan
Gray, and with her brothers. w. A.
and ]. A. Stephenson.
Rol"rt ailner, Jr., has been { .ll"G
TO Chicago to take a position in the
drafting department. OF the Ell son
Electrical Company establishment ar
that place. He departed for the city
MOI day.
Miss Fannie Hodges returned to
her home in Des Moines on Monday
after visiting her cousin, Mrs. G. F..
Grant for a few days. Mrs. Grant
accompanied her home and will visit
there for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson of
Washington, Iowa, Miss Ruth Bill
ings of Keithsburg, and Clarence
Green of Seaton, H., were in the city
Saturday for week end visit at the
Roy Graft home, No. SIC avenue
west.
Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake, and
Fred c. Whitney of Des Moines
leading trap shooters of the world,
are in town today to take part in
the Mahaska Gun Club shoot. 9th
ers coming from a distance to enter
are j. Gilbert Eye and w. d. Shearer
of Ollie
F. NJ. Cavanaugh, a former carpen-
ter and builder OF the community,
was here fair week visiting among
old time friends and acquaintances.
1t was the first visit to the old home
town in about thirty years and Mr..
finds little to remind him
of the town he knew. At Beacon,
the place of former residence, the
identity is almost completely lost,
little now remaining of the town that
used to be.
Art Oppenheimer has gone to New
York on a buying trip.
Lovilia Press: Jack Hubanks was
a. business visitor in Oskaloosa on
Tuesday.
Miss Mae Evans of Chicago is in
for few days attending
to business.
Abba Republican: Anna Phenix of
Oskaloosa was greeting her many AL
bia friends Friday.
Keokuk County News: L. A. Bower
went to Oskaloosa Monday to attend
the Southern Iowa Fair.
What Cheer Patriot: Pat Smith
went to Oskaloosa on Monday for
visit with relatives and on business.
Abba Republican,: Mrs. Laura
Pemberton and son Robert, OF Oska-
loosa, Sundayed at the DR.. r. P. Mil.
le!' home.
Washington Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Crawford, who have been Wis.
iting at Oskaloosa, returned home
this morning.
w. j. McCord of Chicago, who has
been spending the fair week with
his friend, Geo. G.. Khite, Of NJ ave
nue. west, returned home Saturday.
Henry Lunt and wife. of Ottumwa,
who were in town for the fair, stayed
over for the Bryan meeting. Mr..
Lunt is a special admirer of the
Colonel
What Cheer Chronicle: Fred Crane
sent two coops of his fine Rhode Isl.
and Reds to the Oskaloosa fair and
we will wager he secures some red
ribbons.
EddyvilIe Tribune: John Cruden
of Oskaloosa was a guest of his
friend, Ace Odem, last Wednesday
and Thursday. Mr. Cruden owns
the property which Ace and his fam
lily occupied while living in Oska'
loosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. Hatcher of Oskaloosa were in
What Cheer attending the fair. He
has been in Des MOines recently to
visit his son who is with the Harris
Emery Co. Mr.. Hatcher is interest.
ed in the Harlan-Hatcher Co., and is
fine man.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. A. p. Hea'
cock, who has been visiting relatives
east of Oskaloosa for some time, came
to Eddyville Monday afternoon for a
visit at the J. H. Watkins and |. r.
Cox homes, as we'll as with other
friends hereabouts before going on
to her home at Hot Springs. Ark.
Il. r. Grigsby and wife, the parents
of Dr. L. NJ. Grigsby, will make their
home with the good pastor and his
| wife, when they become settled at 42l
North Market street. There has
| been some delay in getting moved il
on account of general improvements
that have been necessary in the
change of pastors.
Harry Wetherwax, son OF. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joseph Wetherwax, of sos {
avenue west, and popular waiter II
Dolls Restaurant, went on Sunda!
evening to the Mercy Hospital TO
F, surgical treatment for rupture