The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-05-25
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From saturdays Daily.l

Qf the Marengo band.
Miss Minnie Harrison left thi
morning for a few days visit wit
friends in Des Moines.
Mrs. NJ A. Farr and J. NJ Farr lief
this morning for a. few days visi
With relatives in Des Moines. .. ..
Miss Bassett of Ackworth, Iowa
who has been a guest at G. H. U. 70
few days, returned to her home thi
morning.
Il. A. Reynolds has returned to hi!
home in Bowling Green, Kentucky
after a short visit here with friends
and relatives.
Miss Mae Andrews, a student o.
Penn college, returned to her home
in New Sharon this morning for q
few days visit.
Mrs. Nellie Bear returned this
morning to her home in Omaha, af
tor few days visit in the city at the
Tom Smith home.
Mrs. w J. Boyd, a former resident
OF 0skaloosa, returned to her home
in Grinnell yesterday afternoon after
a short visit here.
ID. H. Booth and Sister, Miss Kath-
mt pOblu, vi Aluids ltlul Itu llOlhC
yesterday afternoon after spending
the day in town visiting.
Mrs. Steve Fitzgerald and son, Mas
ter Joe, of Des Moines, are guests at
the 4. H. Carlin home on North A
street for a few days visit.
Mrs. Walter B. Novels returned
this morning to her home in Omaha
after a two weeks visit with relatives
in this city and in New Sharon.
Sam Downing was registered at the
downing last evening, but he says his
name had to be backed up with the
cash, just like other travelling men.
Mrs. Thomas Rowe of Oxford, Ia,
returned to her home yesterday fol-
lowing several days visit at the
Thomas Berdinner home in Beacon.
Mrs. NJ. J. Reynolds, suffrage work
err was a apssenger to Taintor yes
terday afternoon, going to attend a
woman suffrage meeting held last ev-
ening.
Mrs. H. II. Franken and children,
of Summerfield. Illinois, returned to
their home yesterday afternoon after
a few days visit here with Mrs. Mary
Weist
Rev. ]. w. Bess of Waterloo. who
err, was a passenger to Taintor yes
Star convention here during the past
several days, returned to his home
this morning.
Mrs Emma clippings, of Marshall
town, returned to her home yesterday
afternoon after attending the Eastern
Star convention held here Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. T. J. Bcrdinner of this city
and Mrs. W. w. Wend of Albert Lea
were passengers to Marshalltown this
morning, going to attend the funeral
OF the late Mrs. Nate Snaders.
Mrs. NJ. S. Sissel returned this
morning to her home in Des Moines
after a brief visit at University Park,
being in attendance at the graduation
exercises of the Music Department.
Mrs. w. H. Rose went to Keokuk
yesterday afternoon for a visit with
her daughter. Miss Maud Rose, who
Is expert trimmer in the millinery de-
partment of the Winger Bros. store.
Will Lockwood. aged So, an old sol
der residing at the south end of the
Eyeland bridgfe, is seriously indiS
posed and is reported in a critical ,
cation. lie Is a member OF Phil
Kcarney Post of the G. A. r.
t. r. Kerwin, trainmaIter on the
M & st. l.. railroad, passed through |
the city Friday evening, enrOute to
Minneapolis where he was called by
the Illness of his mother Mr.. Ker- /
win was a guest while in the city with !
his sister-in-law, Mrs. E. Z. Muckler. |
~ IT al
agent, left this morning for Boards |
town, Illinois, where he will visit for !
few days at the home of Mr.. and ,
Mrs. G. A. SChafer. Mrs. Terril WHO |
has been visiting at the parental |
Schafer home for some time. will re- !
turn home with Mr.. Terril, Monday. !
Coach Lee and the Penn college |
track team left this morning for Fair |
field, where they will enter in the |
Triangular track and field meet be- (.
tween Penn, Parsons and Iowa Yves |
leyan, held this afternoon. Coach /
Lee will 90 from Fairfield to Notre
Dame university for few days visit |
with friends and college acquaint- !
ances.
Peter Lofke of Cedar Rapids has |
been in town this week looking over
the local field with the end in view
of opening a merchant tailoring bust
ness here. Mr.. Lofke has been I'm
able yet to secure a desirable loca
ton. He went to Dubuque today but
viii return some time in June when
it Is understood he may be able to
obtain lease of room.
or former Oskaloosa pastor, the
Christian News SAYS: Prof. A. NJ.
Haggard supplied the pulpit at the
Capitol Hill church in this city last
Sunday, morning and night. The
attendance and interest were fine
and the church is looking forward to
the coming of w. C. Cole and wife
the first of June with eager expectan-
cy. Bro. Haggard expects to go to
st Joseph. Mo, the last of the week
10 assist the pastor, NJ o. Rogers. in
a financial campaign. Our little note
in a recent issue of The News regard
ing Bro. Haggard's health has called
out many inquiries, proving not only
that people read the News but more,
that they arc especially interested in
tho man they have known and loved
SO long We are glad TO report that
Pro Haggard is much improved in
health. as his activity in his work. in
H.. Ill iadi-