The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-07

Miss Addie Mutusick of Boone, Il
= visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Manley
y Constable John Broyuls, of the Phil
lips justice court, was in Rose Hill
o yesterday on official business.
Colfax Tribune Asbury DeHart
s and wife of 0skaloosa are stopping at
the Mason House and visiting in the
Chas. Butler home.
Keokuk County News: Miss Eva
Butler, of Oskaloosa, is spending a
few days at the Tom Bradley and Or
Ian Green homes.
Edward Finley and wife. of Sioux
lGity, are spending a vacation with
Jack Shelton at his home at 912 c
avenue east.
Mrs. z. f. Smith has returned from
Blackfoot, Mont, where she has been
visiting for some time with friends
land relatives.
New Sharon Star: Ed Jensen who
is working at the carpenter trade in
Oskaloosa visited his mother, Mrs. w. =,
G.. Jensen over Sunday.
l
erwent an operation at the City hospiz
tai in Oskaloosa last Wednesday and
is getting along nicely at this writing.
Keokuk County News: Mrs. G. V.
Wheeler and children, of Oskaloosa,
returned home on Monday, after a Wis
it here at the home of her father, Mr..
McVicker. !
Hendrick Stoke, of Lucas, the son {
of Prof J. M. Stokes. who was MORT
erly identified with the Oskaloosa city
schools, has been the guest of Mrs. '
Z. X. Taylor at go c avenue east. It
Pella Chronicle: Fl. w. Van Rocket -,
and wife from near Oskaloosa started
to the fair by auto Saturday morning t
but ran into rain the other side of OF "
ley, They came back to Pella, left their h
car and went to the fair by train. III
Mrs. o. o. Strauss, of Chicago, has
arrived to take charge of the recent o
ly organized millinery department of {,
the Frankel store She is an expert O
millner and will have personal di- a
rection of the complete department
Fremont Gazette: Miss Mary Reed, n
of Delavan, Ills, visited a few days II
last week with Mrs. Anna Ireland and h
at the A. B. Scarborough home and il
went to Oskaloosa, Saturday, to visit
her brother, Bert Reed. W
What Cheer Chronicle: Mr. and Mrs. III
Ned Lambert will move to Oskaloos9 ID
Sept. /. where Ned will take charge OF r
MS fathers big clothing store. Ned is ii
4 young man of good business quali-
fcations. '..E '..'7 o. = ' .i'@'E lin
! MontezUma Republican,; Mrs. J. H, m
Caring returned Monday from Oska- to
oosa, accompanied by her daughter in
Miss Hazel, a nurse in an Oskaloosa "A
hospital. Miss Caring left Wednesday b'
or Oskaloosa
Bussey Record: Mrs s. r. Glad al
elter, of Sigourney, came the latter at
,art of last week for a visit at the ~
home of her laughter, Mrs. V. c. VI
Black and husband. She returned III
lOme on Tuesday and was aCcOmpan- ie
ed as far as Oskaloosa by Mr.. Black
Montezuma Republican: Misses Ada ",
nd Helen Mccormick, daughters of Al
Ir. and Mrs. Charles Mccormick, of n,
)skaloosa, former residents, visited -,
asst week with relatives in and near 90
Iontezuma. They left Friday for Des
IOines to visit the fair and were ac-
Ompanied by Miss Edith Wells. ~
Fire Chief |. H. McCracken who Su
as been at Providence, Rhode Island, n,
his week attending the annual nation ce
] meeting of the fire chiefs of the wi
and, has been doing and experiencing. to,
is believed that the meeting is the tic
reatest and the best ever held in the
asst os
E. K Taylor, OF go c avenue cast, al
II a recent visit to his farm four tn
niles west of Oskaloosa had the mis- me-
ortune to come in contact with pios- W
n ivy to such an extent that he is err
ow confined to his bed. His case is bi:
OF serious, but it is exceedingly pain oc
II. He is gradually improving, The cir
lrmer on the place is also layed up
,r the present with the same trouble. 10,
John Lawrence, better known local. vii
as Jack" is the guest of his broth
r, Chief of Police James Lawrence, so
nd will remain over Labor Day. Mr.. he
awrence who is mine foreman for
he Norwood-White Coal Company at Os
leir mne at Delaware comes in com ar
any with his wife and children and
lie mother Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence -,
nd Misses Gladys and Marie, daugh- ~
RS of Dave Lawrence. ~,
Mrs. B. E. Roberts, bride of Doctor
E. Roberts, Oskaloosa's health de- Oh
official, arrived in Oska. NJ
osa Thursday evening from Boston. sis
he Doctor went to Grinnell to meet
pr and from Lacey they took taxi : ,
b avoid threatened reception here A.
\ the. part OF the city administration NJ;
rec who asserted that the lady
,uld not enter town without their
emission. For the time being Mr.. uo
I'd Mrs. Roberts will be at home at "a