The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-28
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(From Saturdays Daily
Abba Union; Mrs. B. Bernstein 0
Oskaloosa is guest of her sons il
Abba.
Mrs. Mary Downs of Des Moines /!
visiting relatives in the city for Z
few days. ...t.
Mrs. Louise Dillaway of Mnsactint
is a guest in the city with Miss Kate
seibert for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. McCulloch oil
Davenport are visiting at the home Of
their daughter, Mrs. T. ]. Brady.
Madam Morgan of Des Moines has
arrived in Oskaloosa to have charge
OF the alteration department at Jones'
Washington Journal: Mrs. Al Nc,
Call went to Oskaloosa this morning
and spent the day visiting relatives.
Ottumwa Review: Kenneth Hender-
son of Oskaloosa is spending a few
days the H. w. Lunt home, rs FL
lis avenue.
Mrs. c. n. Hitler returned this
morning to her home in Des Moines
} after spending several days in the city
a guest at the F. A. Lee home.
Miss Bernice Bewyer arrived this
morning from Newton and will be a
guest in the city during the coming
week with her sister, Mrs. Reed Nc
Murray.
Mrs. Caroline Tolbert, aunt CAR as
older citizens call her, is here from
Omaha for home coming and fall fes
tiyal week" She is being entertained
at the home of Mrs Marietta f. GLOW
err.
Mrs. Jack Ramsay, Mrs. Mayo
Colyille, Mrs. Walter Carrick. Mrs.
j. S. Vernon and Miss Frank Vernon
motored to Knoxville on Wednesday
and spent the day with Mrs. H. ].
Townley
Button" Drinkle is home from a
swing about the southwest. While in
Kansas City he was entertained by
John r. Barnes formerly of Oskaloosa
and later he was with w. F. Hinesley
at Lexington.
invited to Oskaloosa to judge the fruit
at the district fair newt week and has
also han an invitation to the Jefferson
county convention at Fairfield. He will
try and make both places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh B. Mccoy mot
ored over to Washington on Friday,
taking with them Mrs. Evan Morgan
and Mrs. Burnham. Mr.. Mccoy was
attending to business matters in the
Washington County Court .
Fred Mathews came down from Min
neapolis yesterday on a business trip,
and viii return home this evening. He
win be accompanied by his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mathews
who will visit there for few days.
Barnes City News: Mrs. Ed Graham
who has been in poor health for some
time, was taken to Oskaloosa Thurs
day and operated upon. At last reports
she is doing as we'll as could be 'eX-
pected. We hope for a speedy recoV-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans, of Hite-
man, stopped in the city for brief
visit yesterday. Mr.. Evans is at the
head of the Smokey Hollow Coal Com
pany. They made their headquarters
at the Downing during their stay
here.
o. D. Elicit, of Marshalltown, Pro-
hibition candidate for governor of
Iowa, and John B. Hammond, of Des
Moines, head of the state anti saloon
organization, were in town yesterday
in political conference, meeting with
Miss Murphy, executive chairman of
the state prohibition forces.
Mrs. A. T. Drinkle and daughter,
Peulah, Mrs. A. o. Rattray, of Kahul-
nj Maui, Hawaiian Islands, are home
from a nine weeks visit with the 9th
er members of the family at Grand
Falls and HAVE, Montana 1t has
been over two years since Mrs. RAFT
ray left her home her home here to
teach school in the Hawaiian Islands
and she is home for somewhat ex-
tended visit.
Miss Rilla A. Farrar of Birmingham,
Iowa, is visiting with her cousin. Mrs.
f. r. Hatcher, 1912 South Second
street for a couple of weeks and ex-
poets to attend the Harlan reunion
which will be held in Mt. Vernon with
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. j. E. Harlon. Or.
Harlan is the retired President OF
Cornell College and brother of Mrs.
Hatcher The reunion will be held
from September rs to October 2. in
elusive and Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Hat
cher of this city will attend.
PelIa Chronicle: Adam Hasselman
was transacting business at Oskaloosa
Friday afternoon.
Abba Republican: Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Peterson spent Monday in oska-
loosa visiting at the H. r. Goodwin
home. azF
Pan Marshall and family who have