The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. E. K Taylor and Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Taylor motored to
Des Moines Friday and attended the
State fair.
George DeuWinter of Des MONIES
days visit at the parental Charles
Dc Winter home. .....
Grinnell Register: Mrs. w. Fl.
Groce of Oskaloosa, who has been
listing her aunt, Mrs. Fannie Partlow,
returned to her home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walraven, who
have been visiting in the vicinity
during the month, have returned to
their home in Topeka, Kansas.
Pella Booster Press: Dick Synhorst
and wife, of Oskaloosa, we're over
Sunday visitors in Pella at the homes
of P. A. Synhorst and ]. Reuvers.
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. A. B. Miller
of Oskaloosa listed here this week
with friends. She returned to Os-
kaloOsa on Wednesday.
Bussey Record: Little Misses Leah
and Naomi Moon returned home Mon
day evening after weeks visit with
relatives in Oskaloosa.
Abba Union: VIM. Spears, a former
Abba printer, was in the city recent
ly putting up advertising matter for
Labor Day celebration at Oskaloosa
on Monday, Sept. 4.
Knoxville Express: Miss Wilma
Ewing of Oskaloosa and George
Ramsay Miser are in Des Moines
listing with their aunt, Mrs Thomas
Beal.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. John
Novels, Sr., of Oskaloosa, has been
visiting her son John Novels, Jr., at
the Novels place, Pixies Peak farm,
southwest of town.
!. H. McCracken, fire chief of Oska-
loosa. went to Providence, Rhode Isl.
and, Saturday evening to be in at
tendance at the annual national con.
vention of fire chiefs.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. s. DeCook
went to the hospital at Oskaloosa on
Sunday for treatment. Her daugh-
ter is nurse at the hospital. She
is reported as getting along very well.
Bussey Record: Mr. mad Mrs. Byron
Mcconnell of east of town, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Mcconnell of Oska-
loosa, left Tuesday for McFall, Mo,
to ivsit at the home of DR.. and Mrs
G. r. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Ireland and son
John have moved from their farm
near Cedar and are living in Oska-
loosa at 112 Second avenue west. |
The elder son will remain on the
farm.
90
Pleasant, is a guest in the city with |
her uncle, DR.. J. H. Teter, and fam
ly. She is assisting the Doctor in |
lis office during the absence of Mrs. |
Maude McElroy, Who is enjoying a
'acation. VIZ. @"""
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Steddom arrived |
lone last week from Lebanon, Ohio. |
where they We're present at the re
Inion OF the Steddom family, big |
went attended by great company of |
he. relatives" the children, and the |
:hildrer's children. y ."-&i@4 ..u
Montezuma Republican: Capt. ]. w. |
Carr was quite i'll on Saturday but |
vas able to be at his office on Mon |
lay. For time his condition seem
I'd serious and his many friends will |
De glad to know he has recovered |
to be out. -rn'
Abba Republican: Mesdames Tay.
or jackson and Margaret Wilcox
vent to OskaloOsa Wednesday, the
ormer to attend the funeral of DR..
leonard Blue, and the latter to visit |
he c.. D. Gamble home for a few
lays. Mrs. jackson was a guest at
he DR.. B. o. Jerrel home.
Newton Daily News: Mr.. and Mrs,
Roy Compton and daughter Helen, of
<illduff, drove to Oskaloosa in their
ar Sunday and spent the day with
Grs. Compton's father, Mr.. Longstaff,
Who is quite poorly. Miss Helen
tayed for a two weeks visit with her
and other relatives and
riends.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. J. LII.
3ipes returned home the latter part
If last week after spending ten days
Weeping Waters, Hooking and Avoca.
Mrs. r. B. Thompson of Oskaloosa
vent with her.. They visited with
1rs. Sipes' brother-inlaw, several
cousins, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bird of
<nsas City who were visiting at
locking.
DR.. David NJ Edwards of this city
ave the sermon at the Washington
Ihautauqua last Sunday evening and
he Democrat says of it: AT night !,
Dr. Edwards of Penn college preached
ind preached good sermon, also. He
las spoken here before and he is very |
popular with our people. He is fine |
gentleman, and we are glad
)skaloosa thought enough of him to
'aise S420.UG5 for his school that was
urned down last spring"
Saturday Globe: Ralph c.. Scott,
;on Of Orion c. Scott, superintendent
If Oskaloosa schools, 1S86-1S98, sail
ID with his wife and little daughter
rom New York City, June II, to
3uenos Aires, Argentine, S. A. He
goes to take charge as Y. NJ. c. A.
ecretary at Santiago, Chile, after
Eight months sojourn in MonteVideo,
Uruguay, and in Buenos Aires, learn
ng the Spanish language and the
habits and customs of the people.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily)
Guy Hyde has gone to Des Moines
o take in the big fair. e.,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Johnson of Pella
ire guests in the city for few days |