The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

j ed out was fifteen pound pickere
The doctor Immediately packed tn
big fellow in ice and sent it to Oska
Iloosa to Denny Sullivan. Denny ant
i Webb Branniger got together ant
made arrangements for big fish din
liner which was served to the sinai
company OF invited guests at the Bran
niger home in Elvyn Place, Sunday
land it was feast worthy of the name
Mrs. N. F. RobertsadMaslia passen,
ger SaturdayIto Laeeyrgggs9ling TO VISIT
at he d. NJ. DilleY home. rs, .Il
Mason City Morning Times: Arthur
White of Oskaloosa has arrived in
the city for a week end visit with
| friends. ..r
Mrs. Walter Shoop of Scranton, Ia,
who has been visiting here at the M
E. Staley home, returned to her home
Saturday. ....
Mrs. Jesse Merrill left Saturday for
| New Sharon where she will visit for
few days at he home of Mrs. Dave
] Dewitt. ... ...... '-..
Pella Chronicle: Miss jeanette De-
| Boef of Oskaloosa has been visiting
| this week with her friend, Miss Hell
enc Vanden Oever.
! What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. John
Griggs went to Oskaloosa Monday for
visit with her sister, Mrs. Jack Nc
| Cormick, who is in the hospital at that
place.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Whitsel and Mrs. Dick Barnett
were at Oskaloosa last Thursday at
| tending the funeral of Mrs. Jasper
| Whitsel.
Pella Chronicle enry Brom and
wife of Oskaloosa and Mrs. John
Braam of New Sharon have been in
Pella, called here by the illness OF
| Barney Bonn.
Washington Journal: Prof. c. II.
Dolies went to Oskaloosa Thursday
morning to spend a few days with
friends from Morenci, Arizona, where
he teaches manual training.
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Andrews of Oskaloosa stopped over
night Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. M.
A Butts. They were on their way to
Des Moines by automobile and return
ed through Pella Monday. &c.
Delta Press: Denver Garrett sold
COW to Gordon Beman last week
which weighed 1900 pounds. He then
went to Oskaloosa and bought anoth'
err Jersey, full blood, Registered male
of Mr.. Spher. He certainly looked
/ like good one.
| Ottumwa Review: Miss Gladys Oar
sell of Oskaloosa is spending few
days at the A P. Ellis home, east OF
the city, en- route home from Agency
where she has spent the past two
weeks with relatives, She will leave
for her home Saturday.
Lovilia Press: Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie r. Perrin of this city, at
hospital in Oskaloosa. Monday, June
I19, 1916, a ten pound baby boy. The
father and Mrs. Marshall Keeton
went to Oskaloosa Monday afternoon
to see the new electrician.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. R. f. Graf
tan and two little daughters OF Oska
loosa, who had ben visiting at the
Ivy. G. Berry home for few days
spent last Friday at the ]. l.. Myrict
home. going to the AL Simms home
that evening, and on Saturday mem
bers of the Simms family took then
to their home in OskalOosa.
: Professor ]. Worth Allen of this
city is now doing Chautauqua WORK
in New York state, and is member
/ of one Of the Ralph Dunbar cOmpan
l., les, the Southern Singers. There
[ are five members of the company
four young ladies and Mr.. Allen. Mr.
Allen is the banjoist of the quintette
The young ladies dress in the cos
! tunes of 1861 and the company Il
= high class in every way. Ralph Dun
bar puts out a number of cOmpanie
for Chautauqua work in the summe
n and lyceum and the big yaudevill
G circuits in the winter The MIN
:, White Hussars," which were at tn
h Oskaloosa Chautauqua last year an
r will be with us again this summer,
a Dunbar attraction. Mr.. Allen an
q his company opened in Staten Islam
q and later will go to the New Englan
;a States. The speaker who travel
. with the attraction is eX-President v
n H. Taft. !"
,r (From Tuesdays Daily.(
Mrs. J. r. Stirlen, of Delta, is visi
p. ing at the home of her daughter, Mr.
IN T. Beatty, on South First street
" Miss Eugenia Malcolm has depar
at ed on. a vacation trip to Washington
lie d. c., New York City and other cas-
I'd ern places.
O. Miss Mildred Beatty, OF 406 Soul
First street, is visiting at the LloS
y Tenant home in FIT. Madison Tor
n. few days.
X. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hitler retur
re ed this morning TO their, nome in ID
,g Moines after a brief visit in the CT
IT. with friends.
lie Mr.. and Mrs Roy Byers and chi
rem left last evening for Kansas Cit
y. where they will be guests at the p;
ta entail Byers home.
a Miss Marie Beatty has been conf
10 ed to her home witha serious alta
av OF tonsilitis for the past ten days, Q
10 is improving at the present time.
ID II. r. Goodwin, local agent for I
C. B. & @. Ry, was in Burlington Ii
week attending a meeting of [
hu agents of this division of the road.
tnr Mrs. T. L. shipley and her moth
~ Mrs. Mitchell, left this morning
"a Des Moines where they will vi
'sa their son and brother in Camp Dod
~ with Company II. a4
Tor Miss Mabel Holcom, who has be
= a