The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-10
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Mrs a, M. Kinney has Just return
ed from. visit with her SON, y. A
Kinney, of Asheyille. N. c. ~, ,,.,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foster left this
morning for a brief visit with rela
tives and friends in Washington.
Mrs. M. +. Underwood and Miss
Aleene Anderson left this morning fol-
Montezuma, where they will visit fol-
several days at the home OF relatives
Miss Helen Jones and Miss Rachel
Williamson of Kansas City, who have
been visiting with friends here for
seevral days, returned to their home
this morning.
Ralph O'Hara has been laid mp all
week, an dis still confined to the
house with la grippe. He is gain
ing rapidly now, and hopes TO be up
town Monday.
Miss Fawcett, librarian OF the pub
lie library and Miss Hayden. English
teacher at the high school, are spend
ing the day in Des Moines looking af-
ter business matters.
Miss Esther Howarton of Eddyville
is in the city and has enrolled at
Penn college for further work in that
institution Miss Howarton was n
student there last year
Eddyville Tribune: DR.. Eppie Nc
CTea and Mrs. F. w. Schafer and their
guest, Mrs. Orville Bolon, from Beloit,
Kansas, spent Tuesday visiting Mrs.
N. B. Holloway in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Van Cleve and
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Woodward, Iowa, where they will Wis
ii for few days at the home of Mrs,
Van Cleye's sister, Mrs. G. ID. Byers.
Mrs. Ernest Powell, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, was in the city yesterday
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Dusenberry. Mr.. Powell is now
located with the NJ. & St. L. office in
that city as craftsman.
Mrs. August Paulson and son, Mas.
ter John, were passengers for Albert
Lea this morning, going to spend a
few days visiting with MRS. Paulson's
friend, Mrs. II. Goodwin-Beckwith, OF
Portland. Oregon. who is staying in
Albert Lea for short time.
c. A. Williams leaves this evening
over the NJ. & ST. l.. for Mobile, Ala
bama, to attend the conference and
convention of the Mine Operators OF
the United States, held there in a
few days. From Mobile Mr.. Will
liams will go to New Orleans for a
short visit
Fitch Brothers, r. F. and w. B.
Fitch, have added a full and diversi-
fed line OF automobile accessories and
furnishings to their wholesale sad
dlery business and are just returned
from the east and from Chicago,
where they were in attendance at the
automobile show. They spent two
weeks in buying the stock and r. F.
says it was some job" The bust
ness will be wholesale and for the
supply of the trade,
(From Mondays Daily.l
Miss Blanche Worthy returned this
morning to her school work at Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kutrumanos
are home from ten days trip to st.
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wagler are
looking after business matters in Des
Moines today,
Sidney Arnold of Des Moines was
with Oskaloosa friends and acquaint.
ances yesterday.
Harry Hunt returned this morning
to Des MOines after a week end visit
in the city with his parents and many
friends.
Judge b. w. Preston went to Des
Moines this morning for the sitting of
the supreme ocurt which convenes to
morrow.
Miss Florence Catlin returned to
Grinnell this morning to continue her
work in Grinnell college after a visit
at her home here.
Miss Katherine Roberts, who was an
over Sunday guest in the city with her
sisters, returned thsi morning to her
work in Des Moines.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bridges OF Des Moines
returned 10 her home this morning at
ter visit with her son, who is con-
fined in local hospital
Jesse Howell, who is attending
school at the State university, return
ed to his work this morning after
spending few days at home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Braafhart and
baby returned to their home in Pella
this morning after an over Sunday
visit in the city with Mrs. Iowa Speed
w. J. Massey and L. NJ. Hall. of the
Massey Company of Des Moines were
in Oskaloosa again today looking up
a location for a branch house to be
opened up here.
Rev. Alexander McFerran, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church. went
to Des Moines this morning to attend
session Of the Presbytery Conn mis-
sion OF which he is member
Miss Esther Ramey OF Des Moines,
end Mr. Ferd n. Bates left this morn.
ing after week end visit at the J.
Oscar Ellwood home Miss Ramey
went TO her home in Des Moines, and
Mr.. Bates returned to his work in
Jacksonville, Ill.
Mrs. r. II. Fall left this afternoon
for her new home in Dubuque,
where. Mr. Fall has charge OF the
WoolwoFth store, the change being
made the past week. Mr.. L. o
Black of Nebraska has arrived and
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