The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-07

81 Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Francis an
t family have left Oskaloosa for the
new home in Moline, ILL.,, where M
Francis will take up the Prudentis
Y Life Insurance work.
Brooklyn Chronicle: Misses Gladly
and Florence Ogden returned Satul
day to their home in Oskaloosa afte
a pleasant visit at the home of thei
sister Mrs. G.. c. Willett.
Washington Journal: Miss Sadi
Rohrer went to Oskaloosa Frida!
morning to visit friends. After +;
brief stay there she will go to Rose
Hill, where she will teach school the
coming year. 80.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Lucy
Jackman, who has been visiting here
and looking after her farm interests
went to Oskaloosa Friday for short
visit, expecting to return here and
then leave for Chicago, where she will
make her home.
What Cher Patriot: Miss Ella Ire
bel left Friday for Oskaloosa where
she takes position as clerk for the
Oppenheimer store there. Miss Ella
is very efficient clerk and we are
sure that the firm is making no mis-
take in adding her to their force.
(From Tuesdays Daiiy.)
Miss Viola Smith, of Salem, who has
been attending the Yearly meeting
returned to her home yesterday.
Keosauqua Republican: Nellie and
Alma Marriott, of Oskaloosa, are Wis
iting their aunt. Mrs. E. d. Nelson.
oRichland Clarion: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Jones, of 0skaloosa, visited rela
tives in and near the city last week.
Monroe Mirror: Mrs E. A. Coburn,
of Oskaloosa, was in Monroe last
H. HH.v ...r.
Mrs. G.. Mosely has returned to her
home in Abba after ayisit withc Mrs.
C.. Ruby.
Mr.. and Mrs. William . Mather, OF
Upton, have returned to their home
after attending Friends Yearly Meet
ing. 3D..
Grinnell Herald: Miss Ruth Mccall
las returned to her home in Oskaloosa
'ollowing a visit with Miss Maris
Flack.
Miss Laura Hasley and Miss Lena
Iasley, of Searsboro, returned to their
lone yesterday after attending the
owa Yearly meeting.
Fairfield Ledger: B! G. Orris has
eturned from a several weeks visit |
n Des Moinesn MRS. Orris is now in
)skaloosa for a weeks stay. t..'. ~
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. Sarah Shaw
Wednesday to her home
n Oskaloosa after spending several
avs at the J. S. Myers home. 80, e
Washington Journal: Mrs. Belle
of Missouri who was here
or the Nicola reunion went to Oska-
oosa Friday TO visit friends. >"- J,a.l
Knoxville EXPRESS: Miss Besse
rice, of Oskaloosa, visited here a
ouple of days the latter part of last
Ieek with er otihcle y and aunt, Mr.
nd Mrs NJ. IMorrishTu
DAVIS Gilchrisr is home after an
xtended tour of the east in an auto
lobile in company with o. C. Barr, of
treator; Ill. !, He made over three
lousand miles in the car.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. C. D.
Iarks returned to Oskaloosa the first
the week, having been here for
isit with her daughter, Mrs. r. w.
wilson and family in the east part OF
own.
Mrs. E. j. Mock, of Abba, is the
uest of her daughter Mrs. Charles
eadle and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dag
ct and daughter Miss Lucille are also
the Beadle place on South Market
rect.
GrinneIE Herald: e. 8. Waring left
,r' two day trip to Oskaloosa, and
knoxville. He once lived in Knoxville,i
ut left there forty years ago and has
O'Si bCSh uaSh oIiiSS' 81 hC "do lOUh-
lg forward to the visit with great
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. d.
. Evans. of Cherokee, Okla, arrived
st Wednesday evening for a two
eeks' visit there with Mrs. Evans
other, Mrs. Harriet Smith, and
M. E. Smith. They will also
sit with relatives at Oskaloosa and
eacon.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs
p. NJ. Harlan and Mrs. Geo. Horras, of
hat Cheer and County Treasurer
nd Mrs. Harlan of Sigourney attend
the funeral of l.. E. Blue son-in-
w of Judge Mccoy at Oskaloosa. He
as an educator of great renown in
ew York state and his death was
rely mourned.
Doctor j. E. Morgan was injured
undsy morning when struck, knocked
own and run over by motorcycle at
le intersection of High avenue and
arket street. The motor was NOV
e south on Market, wheeled sudden
/, west into High avenue and the
octor had no chance to get out OF
lie way. While somewhat bruised
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