The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27

Inesday of this week The bride re
sided in this city for several years and
has many friends here who will offer
i CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes. Mr..
and Mrs. Bower are leaving next week
for Long Beach, California, where
ithey will spend several months, and
POSSIBLY remain during the winter.
I Mrs. S. V. Reynolds was a passenger
to New Sharon yesterday afternoon
going to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Worthy left yes
! terday for Grinnell where they entend
Ito visit for a few days with friends
land relatives.
h Mrs. John Reynolds of MarshalltOwr
Fwho was in town looking after bust
Iness matters. returned to her home
yesterday afternoon.
James Marsk, storekeeper at the lo
cal NJ. < St. l.. round house store has
been called to his home in Quincy by
the Illness of his father.
/ Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Walter VOLS
: of Oskaloosa, came down Tuesday ev'
ening for a few days visit with her
mother, Mrs. John Q. White.
Mrs. s. l.. Hatfield and granddaugh-
ter Miss Helen Hatfield, left yesterday
afternoon for Abba, where they will
visit for a few days with Mrs. Thorn
as Sexton.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Allene
Anderson, teacher in the public
schools at Oskaloosa, spent few
days last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Anderson.
Fremont Gazette: J. c. Cline Of
Ottumwa is the new barber at Cos
by's barber shop. taking the place OF
the man from Oskaloosa whose wife
did not like to live in small place.
New Sharon Star: New Sharon is
well represented in the Oskaloosa
band these days. Chas. Westmoreland,
Max Heitsman, Carl Sanders, Thos.
Seary and Chester LeCocq are now
playing with them.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Mat
tie Gorsuch of Oskaloosa, is assisting
in the ]. G. Winget grocery store while
Mr.. and Mrs. Guitner Winget are spend
ing their honeymoon at FIT. Dodge.
They are expected home in week or
two. when Guitner will assist his faith
er in the store. Miss Gorsuch was an
assistant in the Winget store. before
her parents moved to Oskaloosa.
In a letter to the New Sharon Star
from Pasadena, Calf, H. j. Vail
says: I'VE are soon to leave California
behind us for a few months and turn
ing our faces eastward enjoy again.
Iowa comforts, pleasures and friend
ships, April 2Sth de, the Griffeys and
Walls. entertain for New Sharon, go,
ing via the Santa FEE to Excelsior
Springs. Mo-, where we may remain
one week or little longer. Mr.. Griffey
is greatly improved since coming west
but he believes a brief stay at the
springs will be OF further benefit TO
him, as he is not entirely free OF PAIN
and nervousness at times. '',''
OF a former Oskaloosa girl, the ev-
ening Enterprise of Imperial Califor-
MIA, says: One of the most charming
affairs of the social season was given
today by Miss Hazel Black in the
form of bonnet luncheon to announce
her engagement to Mr.. {. II. Plank.
The engagement of these popular
young people of Imperial has been
kept from their most intimate friends
and the announcement today to the
girl friends of Miss Black came as
complete surprise. No definite date
for the wedding has yet been set but
it is rumored that it will be in the
early fall. Mr.. Plank, formerly of Pasa
dena, is manager of the Imperial Lum'
bar Co Of this city