The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27

her home in Cedar Falls this morn
ing after several days visit wit
Oskaloosa friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arden of Mir
Ineapolis, who have been visiting her
for several days, returned to thei
home this morning. 49,
Miss Mary Coleclough, of MI
Pleasant. arrived in the city toda
for two weeks visit at the home o
her aunt, Mrs. Or. Teter.
Mrs. d. r. Cartwright, of Eldon, i
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. M
ERobinson. The ladies went to Ed
fdyvllle today to visit relatives ant
| friends, $. ~ tJp1s
Paul Hopkins, of Tarkio, Mo, for
merly a resident of University Park
returned to his home yesterday afteI
short visit with local friends anC
acquaintance,
Mr.. c. c. Alsop, manager at Frank
els, accompanied by Miss Katie Sci
bert, left Sunday a. m, for the east
ern markets to select the various
ready.to-wear lines for second fiool
and bargain basement
o. l.. Turner has started for Chica
go. He Will stop over in Sigourney
to see his mother, who is ill, then &c
on to Davenport and join w. L. Nc
Quiston. They will then go to Chi
cago in the interests of the new
store.
Carley Mason says his wife writes
from Terrace, Montana, that it was
at least so degrees below zero there
during the cold snap. All the Their.
mometers available froze up at As
degrees below and refused to work
further.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Rodgers re-
turned to their home in McKelzie,
N. Oak, after visit of about two
months with relatives and friends in
and about Oskaloosa. Mrs. Rodgers
was called here by the serious illness
and death of her mother, Mrs. Jas.
McWilliams. ir%'s .-.-
Harry Gilmore, the veteran stage
manager of the Masonic opera house,
who was recently run down and seri-
ously injured by an automobile, has
been having a rather slow time of it
at his home on High avenue west He
was more injured than at first sup
posed and was confined to his bed
several days.
Messrs. Harry H.. Phinney and E.
F. Bridges of the Oskaloosa Paving
Brick company, are home from a trip
to Akron, Ohio, and other places in
the east in the interests of the bust.
ness of the institution. Enroute
nome Mr.. Bridges attended the short
course in clay products work at the
University of Illinois at Champaign.
Mrs. ]. r. Weikel and baby boy, of
Detroit, Mich, are guests in the city
with Miss Kate Seibert and other
friends for a few, days. Mrs. Weikel
has been visiting relatives in Knox
Vile for two weeks and will be in
Oskaloosa until the first of next week.
She will be remembered as Miss
pearle Porter, formerly of this city.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. C. w. Good
Itch went to Oskaloosa Friday for
short visit with her daughter. Ruth.
GrinnelI Herald: Mr. and Mrs. w.
4. Johnson of Oskaloosa visited here
Wednesday forOa short time before
going on to Kellogg to attend we'd
Inns.
Barnes City News: Ted Sarvis of
Oskaloosa was summoned home on
account of the serious illness of his
ather, J. J. Sarvis, last Tuesday
hight.
Colfax Tribune, Mrs. VIM. Clark
son and son William returned nome
from aOskalOosa where she
Jared for her grandfather, Paul Hive
y, who was i'll.
Keota Eagle: Claude Holmes had
he family car in OskaloOsa sey eral
lays last week, havin git Overhauled.
He drove it home through the Crimps
air Friday morning.
Miss Esther Mccall, of Udell, Kan
;as, writes her father, l.. Fl. Mccall,
here, that even Kansas suffered ex-
RENE cold last week, the thermome-
Ter going to Is below zero.
Montezuma Republican: Henry
3ruggan of Oskaloosa visited his faith
er. Fred Bruggan, and his brother,
Will Bruggan, few days last week.
He is an engineer on the main line
0f the Nj. & st. l..
Abba Republican: Miss Ruth Griffin
who has been visiting with home
folks since her return from the Pana.
Exposition, was called to
Oskaloosa last week to take charge
Of case at that place.
Colfax Tribune: Edwin Perry de-
parted Saturday for Oskaloosa where
he remained over night with his fam
lily and from there departed on Sun
day for indianapolis. where he goes
10 represent the local miners at the
United Mine Workers district con-
vention which will be in session there
for three weeks.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. M. NJ. Por-
ter of Oskaloosa, mother of c. A.
Porter, Mrs. Henry Jones and Ralph
H. Porter, was down sic kwith the
grip at the Ralph Porter home the
first of the week. A new baby ar
rived at the Ralph Porter home last
night and Mrs. Porter of
Oskaloosa came to care for the moth
er and babe.
The Register and Leader of Sunday
contained picture of Miss Ester
n IL. Ia to 80 In