The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-27
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MISS Bess Stafford left this morning
for a weeks visit with friends in Dav.
cnport
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Gosselink and
son Karl have returned form weeks
visit in Pella.
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Johnson OF Des
Moines are guests in the city with
friends for few days.
Chauncy Mckinley Of Des Moines
has been here for several days visit.
ing with many friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Weber returned last ev.
ening TO her home in Waterloo after
several days visit in the city with rel
atiyes.
Keota Eagle: Miss Sarah Jamison
of Oskaloosa came Saturday evening
for visit at the home OF Geo. H.
Holmes
Mrs. J. d. Ridgway went to Garden
Grove this morning for a few weeks
visit at the home of Mr., Ridgway's
parents,
Mrs. Ellen Keables of Des Moines
is here for a few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. George Simms, of Third
avenue west
MISS IlaAlit OuNE tGII yesterday
afternoon for Marshalltown where she
will visit at the home OF Mrs. VIII
liam Walker
Mrs. L. b. Wildman went to New
Sharon Friday afternoon for short
visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.
A. Atherton.
Miss Emma Rosenberger, of Musca-
tine, arrived here yesterday afternoon
for several days visit with Miss
Byril Jones.
Miss Lulu Farson, of Des Moines,
is spending a few days at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Abel Hanson of
South Market street.
Mrs E. H. Woodland of New Sharon
returned to her home this morning
following few days visit here at the
S. +. Broerman home
Mrs. Harlan Carnahant returned to
her home here yesterday after several
weeks visit at the home of her broth
er, w r. McCarl. at Salem.
Mrs. Alex. McCutchen was pas.
genger to New Sharon Friday after.
noon, going to spend few days at |
the Alex. McCutchen, ST., home.
Mrs N. Clements of GrinneI re-
turned to her home yesterday after
noon following a several days visit |
here at the home of c.. F. Chord.
Mrs. Roy Graft has returned to her |
home in Marshalltown after several /
days visit in the city at the c. w. |
Ankeney and the +. Graft homes.
Ted Shearer and s. A. Wilson of !
Montezuma, who are fishing along the |
classic Skunk, spend part Of the time
in town, guests at the Lacey Hitel.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Helm and boys
F9turred 60 tlsess home in Marshall
town this morning after q few days
visit hero at the parental r. M. Helm
home
Miss Sybil Van Draska, who has
been entertained in the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Jesse Ellsworth, No. 5l3
North C street, returned yesterday to
her home in Peoria.
Mrs. Belle Temple, who has been a
guest Of relatives and friends here
while house guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
a. F. Threlkeld, returned Thursday |
TO her home in Des Moines.
Mrs. John l.. Davis, of Ridgeield ,
Park, N J., formerly Miss Lillian
Hughes of Oskaloosa, now visiting in !
Grnnell, win be the guest of Miss
Helen Kalbach next week.
Mrs. c. NJ. Slceth returned to her
home in Grnnell this morning, after |.
spending last night here with her hus- |
band, q. nj. Sleeth. an NJ e. st. l.. !
engineer with headquarters here.
Mrs. Bert Robertson and children, |
of North @ street, returned last night /
from Waterloo, where they visited for |
a few DAYS. Miss Geraldine Fitz- I
gerald returned with them for visit |
Miss Bernice Davis, OF Morenci, I
Arizona, was a passenger to New |
Sharon yesterday afternoon. Miss |
Davis has been visiting at the Dennis |
Davis home for the past several days. !
Alfred w. Burdick has been in
Wichita, Kansas. this week in attend. |
ance at the funeral of his mother, |
Mrs. Julia A. Burdick, who passed
away at that place Tuesday, July IS.
Mr.. Burdick expects to return to os-
kaloosa some time next week
Miss AIDA Blakeslee who, following
the funeral of her father, Joseph
Blakeslee, went to Des Moines and
Fort Dodge to visit with friends and
acquaintance, has returned 10 Oska-
of her brother, John Blakeslee here,
before returning TO her home in Far
60, North Dakota.
Miss Ella Williams is a guest at
the home Of her uncle, DR., B. c. vii.
liams, on Park Place Road, for few
days Miss Williams expects to re-
turn TO her home in Delevan, Wis,
next week DR.. Williams father,
Robert Williams, OF Burlington. Kan,
had been guest at the Williams
home for several days, returning home
This week
4. ~. Taylor and mother, Mrs. Nj.
Taylor, left this morning for Mar
shalltown where they will visit for
several days with Mrs Taylor's
daughter. Mrs. NJ. d. Malone, A. Tay.
Tor arrived home last evening, with
William Carr. after a boat trip up the
Mississippi river. from Davenport to
st Paul and return. He reports a
peasant trip.
Arthur S. Shaw OF the J. w. Laffol
Iette peace court was at Thornburg
Yesterday Returning he made the
trip from What Cheer in record auto
time Of IS minutes. which ordinarily