The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-05-18

Pauline departed this morning over
the NJ. & st. l.. for their new home
in Greeley, Colo, where Miss Rey-
nolds expects to enter the State
Teachers College for two years
lcourse in primary work Mr.. Rey-
lnolds and son Dwight will join them
within a week or two. '"
| M. A. Connolly, contracting agent
for the Pain Fire Works Display Co.,
is in town to see what he can do to-
ward putting on a spectacular enter.
ltainment at the Mahaska county fair
this fall Mr.. Connolly is recently
in from a trip with Joe Stecker, the
new wrestling light from Nebraska,
who has been attracting attention.
! Clas. Runyon, a student at Penn
School of Commerce, visited Richard
Hughes of New Sharon over Saturday
and Sunday.
Keota Eagle: Mrs Mary Faris
Dawson, of OskalooSa, visited her
/ friend Mrs. Sam Henderson over
Monday night. She likes it fine in Os.
kaloosa.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Frances
Noe returned to her home in Oskaloo
sa Monday morning after a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Besco south
of town.
Waterloo Courier: Miss Lillian Pick
EFT, who has been visiting her aunt
Miss Ida Aver and uncle, G. e. Pick
tctt, returned Saturday to her home
in. Oskaloosa. ".~
| Pella Chronicle: Little Anna Yer
they, whose serious illness at an Oska,
lOosa hospital was mentioned in last
weeks Chronicle is now much better
and her recovery is now fully expect
ed.
Washington Journal: Miss Marguer
tie MCGugin and Miss Dorothy Don
aldson returned home this Monday
morning from Oskaloosa, where they
attended the district Christian Endeav
or convention.
Pella Bocster-Pre33: Henry Car
son better known as Skillet" went
to Oskaloosa Monday morning where
he submitted to an operation for the
removal of his tonsils. The operation
was performed by DR.. Roberts.
EddyviIle Tribune: Mrs. Martin
Swintek spent last Thursday in Os-
kaloosa visiting Mrs. Mary Dye. her
sister who. after a long lines was
i feel ing a little better and perhaps
holding her own but not gaining any
In health.
| Arthur S. Shaw, constable for Squire
Laffollette had special business in
! What Cheer monday afternoon and in
New Sharon Tuesday He states that
the roads are not bad and far better
than might be expected following Sat
M days deluge.
Knoxville Journal: viii Crook
ham, of Oskaloosa, at present staying
lat Harvey, was in town Monday and
1 Tuesday. Mr.. Crookham is a son of
the late Judge Crookham, of Oska.
lloosa, we'll known throughout central
Iowa during the days of the pioneer
courts.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Brinkerhoff and
two children have moved to this city
ION Oskaloosa, and VIII live at 500
May street. Mr. Brinkerhoff expects
Ia enter the employ of the NJ T. st.
l.. in the car department. The children
are Mary ?nd Alfred.
Rev. Malone started to Detroit,
MlCn,, on MONDAY evening, SOlH6 do
a delegate to the National Convention
of Missions Mr.. Malone will be in De.
troit for about ten days, and will 30
i from there to Cleveland, Ohio, where
he will represent the Des Moines Pres.
bytery at the General assembly
/ Knoxville Express Mrs Ida Flu
4 qua left last Saturday afternoon for
!, Oskaloosa 10 stay an Indefinite time.
q Mrs. Fuqua has been here for the
lpast year and half working at the
telephone Office end making her
home with her brother, Frank Hunt,
, She has not been In good health for
J some time and returned to her home
to rest up.
Montezuma Republican,; George
4 Cox and wife, OF Deep River. his SON
Il G. N. Cox and wamily, OF Deep River,
sonsinlaw, Walter Light and family,
OF Deep River and George Grier and
family, of Iowa City, are planning q
western trip to commence sometime
IN June and will continue several
weeks. They will charter Pullman
Car and make the entire trip without
change OF cars making stop overs al
! the various points Of interest, includ
Ing Yellowstone Park.
Word comes To the city of the death
! IN Brooklyn N. n. OF Rev. Macy Wat