The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-08-31

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Frank ollinger and daughters, zell,
and Clara, of Keota, were in town yes
terday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. f. Brown ar,
spending the day in Des Moines a
the fair with relatives. ..
Mr., and Mrs. B. J.. Nail left thi.
morning for Des Moines to visit for {
few days with relatives.
Mrs. c. c. Yates, of 207 Third ave
nue. west, who has been quite serious
II i'll for some time, is improving very
slowly.
Mrs. Snuffin, manager of the Bal
dauf-Rosenblatt Co. millinery depart
ment, has returned from a goods buy
fng trip to Chicago.
J. H. TerriI, local ticket agent for
the NJ. & st. L., left this morning for
Eeardstown, ILL.,, for a brief visit with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Sheline, of Uni.
yersnty Park, left this morning for
G-innell where they viii! visit for sew
eral days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reeves of Agen.
~ AONab "ClG III LONH Iludy, 6I-
route to Sumner where they will visit
with their son, Harry Reeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pollock of near
Ames are guests of the John Pollock
home for few days. They go to
pes Moines to the fair next week 90
Mrs. l.. Wyatt and daughter Mary,
of Lacey. We're in town this morning,
returning home after a several days
visit with relatives at Memphis. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.. Beaman, of Mar!
shalltown, returned to their home yes.
terday afternoon following a several
days visit here at the b. l.. Bunker
home
Mrs. f. w. Thomas, daughter and
two sons, OF Fort Dodge. returned to
their home Friday afternoon after a
few days visit with Mrs. Z. Busby OF
Rose Hill. 1'" nra. ..14. .a
o. A. Hennesy and two children of
Toledo, Iowa, autoed to Oskaloosa to
spend Sunday at the home of his
sister, Mrs. e. f. Muckler, 432 North
Market street
Thomas Storms and his cousin, Ar
thur Dilley, of Kansas City, are guests
of their aunt, Mrs. A. J. Dunlavy, No.
202 South ID street They made the
trip by automobile.
Truman Pfousch, of Davenport, a
special agent of the interior depart
ment of the government, has been in
town several days looking after bust. |
ness connected with his office.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald of Water
loo, who has been visiting her aunt, |
Mrs. Mabel Kenworthy Harding, in |
Bloomfield, will visit in Oskaloosa for |
a couple of weeks before returning to |
her home. '|' ''... =. '7-
Mr.. and Mrs A. Sanberg of Cleve- |
land, Ohio, were in town Thursday and |
Friday enroute to Denver for an ex- |
tended visit. They Stopped with their |
cousin, Mrs, H. Seekers, during their !
stay here
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson of !
Fraker are guests in the Robert Mil. |
ner home on South Market street. |
They brought the twins" three |
months old, a boy and a girl, and Mr.. !
Miner has much pleasure in showing .
The pail y "'.'
Herbert "Senator'') Wilson and !
Harry Schultz left Thursday via auto |
mobile for a point on the Missouri |
river where they will spend a couple !
0f weeks fishing. No doubt there will !
be some wild stories floating about |
when they return.
Mrs. c. D. Alexander goes to Abba !!
10 be present for the wedding of Miss I
Lucille GarretsOn, a former Oska |
oosa girl, daughter of the late T. B. !
to Mr.. Cornelius Brennan ,
0f O'Neill, Nebraska, at the home OF /
he brides sister, Mrs .Mervin Worth.
Misses Hazel Williams, Helen |
Fleener and Mary Cameron left this
for Des Moines where they |
viii attend house party given by |
Miss Mildred Jordan in that city over |
The young ladies will re- |
main during the most of next week
and attend the fair.
Mrs. w. w. Montgomery, who has |
been quite Ill with a complication re- !
sulting from the extreme heat of the |
is getting able to be up and I.
about the home. She has been un-
der medical care for more than two
weeks, and it seems that permanent !
is slow.
J. Arthur Baker, of 1908 High ave
nue. east, left for Clear Lake via auto
mobile this morning, where he will !
meet Mrs. Baker, who has been there
for the last five weeks. From there !
they will motor to Des Moines and !
attend the fair. returning home We'd
nesday or Thursday OF next week.
Mrs. T. J. Berdinner returned home |
last evening from Waterloo where she .
attended the state convention of the |
Pythian Sisters. She drove to Water
loo in her car, taking with her Mrs.
George Hufford, first representative !
10 the Grand Temple of Pythian Sis. /
ters, and Mrs. w. w. Webb of Albert |
Lea.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garrabrant and !
laughter, Miss Lillian, returned to
their home in Waterloo yesterday af- |
Lernoon. Mrs. Garrabrant and daugh !
Ter have been visiting here for the |
past two months with her mother,
Mrs. III. Seekers, of the Lacey Hotel |
Company. Mr.. Garrabrant came to
Oskaloosa in order to make a short |
visit and return with his family.
George Sugget, day clerk at the To-
eal M. g ST. l.. round house office, has
been promoted to clerical position in
Il e back shops of the M. & St. L. ma