The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-12-14

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who has been in feeble health fol
: some time
Peila Chronicle: Mrs. o. M. Oar
ner and her daughter, Miss Henrietta
Brueklander, of Oskaloosa visited
Thanksgiving at the home of Cornie
Brueklander
Miss Irma Dimmitt of Pense, Sas'
katchewan, Canada, has entered
Penn college as a student. Miss
Iimmitt is the daughter of Monroe
Dimmitt, Penn '95.
Barnes City News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Darland and Ed Graham went to
Oskaloosa Sunday to see their aunt,
who is in the hospital
Prof. and Mrs. F. C. Stanley were
at home Sunday afternoon to the
college students of Penn, and Prof.
and Mrs. w. /. Kelsey held open
house to Penn Academy pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Elliott, who own
farm near Grinnell, are moving to
Oskaloosa with son and daughter,
and are residing at No. sol Fourth
avenue east. Mr.. Elliott comes here
for the advantages of the local edu-
cational institutions.
Montezuma Republican: Charles
Mccall of the mccall Granite Works
OF Oskaloosa, wife and daughters,
Miss Elizabeth and Ruth Gross, drove
up and spent Thanksgiving at the
i. NJ Gross home, northwest OF
town. They report very pleasant
visit.
Bloomfield Democrat: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Fortune, C. E. Fortune
and M. and Mfrs. A. H. Fortune drove
to Oskaloosa Sunday to see Mrs. J.
P. Fortune and Frank Fortune OF
that city, and Mrs. Belle Fortune
Fryburger of Enid, Oklahoma, who
is their guest at Oskaloosa.
Nh. and Mrs. Jack Ramsay, No
S14 First avenue east, are departing
soon for California where they ex-
pect to spend the winter, making
their headquarters at Long Beach.
Mr.. Ramsay goes to Colorado on
business trip, preceding the other
members of the party by few days
and will join them on the western
trip. They will be accompanied by
their son Charles and daughter, Miss
Johnetta.
Grinnell Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
C. Hull of Oskaloosa- have just
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Vivian, to Mr.. Carol
Macy, Jr., of Sully. Carol Macy,
IA, is af ormer Grinnell football star
and basketball captain of no little
in local circles. Miss Hull
is one of the most popular girls OF
that city, being prominent in social
activities. The wedding is to take
place next June.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Berry were in Oskaloosa a
fc wadys ago visiting with r. E.Grat-
tan who had just returned from q
trip to Nebraska and Colorado Ralph
and his family are preparing to
depart soon for Woodland, Califor-
MIA, where they will go to spend the
winter, but Ralph has been on the
sick list since coming home, and his
illness. forced them to delay their
trip for few days.
City Clerk Thomas H. Carlin with
the approval of the city council has
installed a loose leaf record system
for the minutes of council meetings.
The record in use has been filled
and Miss Anna Carlin, deputy clerk,
has started making typewriter
records for the new book. Oska-
loosa in time past has been FORUM
ate in having the services OF clerks
who were particularly good penmen
but the typewriter page is better
than any pen and ink page.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Wade and daugh-
ter are guests in the city with rela-
tives and friends for few days.
Mrs. ]. S. Landfear returned to her
home in New Sharon, yesterday after
noon following a few days visit here
with II. Lawson.
Mrs. Maude Smith, of Des Moines,
returned to her home yesterday after
noon following few days visit here
with Mrs. Ed Roberts.
Mrs. ]. M. Richmond, No. S23 South
Second street was called to Ottumwa
Saturday by the serious illness OF her
mother Mrs. M. c. Butler.
Mrs. William Rensler, of Washing,
ton, was in town yesterday enrout to
New Sharon, where she will visit with
her daughter, Mrs. F. Schneeloch.
Mrs. Frank Brown and Mr.. and Mrs
C. Fl. Brown we're passengers to Mar
shalltown, this morning, going to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Minnie Caya
naugh.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Grubb and fam
lily are returning to Oskaloosa from
Des Moines where they have resided
for the past few months. They are
getting located at 205 Fifth avenue
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