The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-03-02

guests of Amy Herberger 3l9 North
J ID street, for few days.
Miss Matte Clark was passenger
: to New Sharon this morning going to
, transact business matters.
Grinnell Register: Miss Edna Dem.
: pster, of Oskaloosa, spent the week
end with Miss Elizabeth Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dorgan. of
4 Ottumwa, are guests in the city for
Tta few days with friends and relatives.
p Miss Alice Weldon returned this
ITmorning to her home il Des .Moines
after a brief visit in the city with
friends.
The James McLandsborough fam
lily who have spent the winter in town
are moving back to their farm north
of Rose Hill.
w. B. Frye left last night for In
dianapolis, Indiana. where he will
visit for several days at his home
with his family.
Harold Smith and Donald Roberts
returned this morning to their homes
in Davenport after a brief visit in the
city with friends.
Mrs. +. C. Ryan, of Canada and
Mrs. Henry .Tandy we're guests Sat
urday at the home of Mrs. F. A. Os.
wandel east of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Swisher. and
Mrs. Swisher's two brothers, Martin
and Fred CanCleve, are looking after
business matters in Pella to-day.
n. L. Howard, superintendent of
the Burlington division of the c. B. &
Q. was in town yesterday, looking
after the affairs of the local station.
Elmer Mickey, of Valley City, North
Dakota, son of j. d. Mickey, of this
city, arrived here last evening, for a
short visit at the home of his parents.
Mrs. J. X. Linsley. of this city, who
has been with her daughter, Mrs. B.
F. Wells, in Mexico, Mo-, for the past
five weeks, returned home last night.
Miss Katherine Mitchell left this
morning for Belle Plain, where she
will fill position with one of the
leading millinery stores as hat trim
mer.
Mrs Fl. S. Howard left this after.
noon over the NJ. & st. l.. for Santa
Barbara, California, where she will
visit for short time with her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Searle.
Gus Hamilton and George Fraker
who are attending the Northwestern
Military and Naval Academy at Lake
Geneva, Wisconsin, have arrived here
for a short stay at their homes in the
city.
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. w. J. Boyd
of Oskaloosa came Monday to join her
husband, who has charge of the ready
to wear department at Blair's store. |
home here.
Mrs. Cecil Johnson departed for
MarshalltoWnt this morning, going to !
her home in that city. Her sister, |
Mrs. Fred Eastburn left with Mrs. |
Johnson, intending to visit for short
time in Marshalltown.
Mrs. Richards Burke, of Moscow.
Idaho, who is in this city in the inter.
ests of the Iowa State Slffrage issue,
was a passenger to New Sharon yes
terday afternoon, going to speak be.
fore the New Sharon Suffrage work
ers.
Keota Eagle: Andy Blattner and
wife and John Frederick went to Os-
kaloosa this morning, where Mrs. |
Blattner will have a surgical opera |
ton performed 3by DR.. Roberts in a
hospital there. It is something the ma
ture of adenOids.
Miss Lottie Bailey and Mrs. James
NJ Burke have returned to the city
after a few days absence taking in the
millinery market of Chicago. Miss
Bailey has taken over the millinery
department of the Oskaloosa Dry
Goods Company and has a complete
new stock.
f. e. Smith, OF the Smith Shipley |
Co. recently returned home from the
eastern markets. Mr.. Smith reports
many changes in the new styles for
spring garments which have been
brought out recently. Smith-Shipley
are soon to open another dry goods
store in Charlton, anI this will make
their tenth store in the state. Ten
decided advantage.
Keota Eagle: Mary Faris and VIM.
Dawson were married somewhere
down the line-Davenport. probably
the last of the week, and arrived inl
Keota Saturday evening where they
are now staying at the brides board
ing house. 1t is their intention how
ever to move to Oskaloosa as soon
as possible, where the groom has
work. He is a travelling salesman for
a tea and coffee house there.
GrinneIl Register: John and Hugh
Mccoy, sons OF Judge Ben Mccoy, OF
Oskaloosa, we're here Friday evening
on their way home from Newton,
where they had been conducting a
big law case. 1.-THE writer has known
these bows for a thousand years,
more or less. They are Successful at
torneys in their home town. They
tell MS that the Judge is out in Call
fornia this winter enjoying the seen
cry and the weather.
! Mrs. T. S. Elwell, sons Frank and
Arthlr and daughters, Miss Gladys
and Ruby. left this morning for Rice
Vile, where they will visit for sever
al days with friends. and relatives,
before resuming their Journey to
Havre. Montana, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Elwell
went to Havre agout two years ago
purchasing large ranch some eigh-