The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-03-09

in the city Sunday, a guest with his
daughter, Mrs. James Bowen and
family.
Miss Marine Bowen was an over
Sunday guest with her mother in this
city, returning to her work in Des
Moines yesterday morning.
J. r. Lenhart, agent for Baker Med
icin Co has rented the old Gegner
farm on the Iowa City road, AMI will
soon move his family there.
Miss Eva Bernstein was in Omaha
Sunday in attendance at the marriage
of Charles Redman. OF Ottumwa and
Miss Bertha White at Omaha.
+. G.. Williams was called to Barnes
City yesterday morning by the very
serious illness of his mother, Mrs.
Eleanor Williams. who is suffering
with pneumonia.
Thu Seattle Post-Intelliser says OF
a former Oskaloosa boy, the son OF
S. J. Dutton. "OrisOn }. G. DuttOn, OF
Seattle, was chosen to succeed George
A. Virtue, president of the Washing
ton State Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution, at the annual
meeting in the assembly hall of the
Chamber of Commerce Wednesday.
Edwin r. Kerwin. recently of the
New York Cenral system who has
been appointed trainmaster on the
ca stern division of the M. & st. L.
Ry. with headquarters at Monmouth
was in Oskaloosa yesterday with his
father General Superintendent E. E.
Kerwin. They called among local
friends and were guests in the even
ing at the home of Mrs. E. E. Muck
ler Mrs. E. f. Kerwin and Mrs
Muckler are sisters
(From Wednesdays Dailv.)
Mrs. Bert Crawford was a passen-
ger to New Sharon yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. T. J. Ray left yesterday for
week end visit with relatives al
Keota. LII
NJ. S. Odle of Des Moines is in
town today, looking after business in
terests.
Mrs. J. A. Stoltz left this morning
for Belle PLANE. Iowa, where she will
, transact business.
Grinnen Herald: Maurice Cooley
spent Sunday in OskalOOsa at the c
F. Chord home.
Mrs. Carrie Turner Landfear is
home from a weeks visit with rela
tives in Chicago and Elgin, Ill.
! Washington Democrat: Ed Colve
and wife, of Oskaloosa, we're visiting
friends in this mans town Friday.
Mrs. George Wodehouse is home
from a two months visit with he
mother and other relatives in Can
ton. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Marsh, wht
have been visiting their son Fred
here, have returned to their home il
Des Moines.
Miss Ada Morrow was a passenger
to New Sharon yesterday, going t
visit for few days at the A. J
Hutch home.
w. w. Corey, president of tn
Iowa Valve Company, is in the cit!
FOR a few days checking over matter
at the local plant.
Mrs. Minnie Lockard returned Il
her residence in New Sharon yester
day after spending several days her
at the J. NJ. Burke home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Mathews wer
passengers to Marengo this morning
going to spend a few days at thu
home of j. A. Waddell.
Mrs. John McBurney, of Popejoy
Iowa, returned to her home thi
morning after a several days visi
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee
Mrs. H. S. Sanders of SearsborC
who has been visiting here for seN
eral days at the home of EMS Shaffel
returned to her home yesterday a
ternoon.
Miss A. McCracken, of Union, VIII
days with Miss Helen Andrews,
"tudout of Penn college, returned t
her home this morning.
Miss Elsie Westmoreland, of Ne
Sharon, who has been visiting her
for several days with friends and re
atives, returned to her home in Ne
Sharon yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. c. p. Benning of Marshal
town, returned to her home yeste
day after a few days visit here wit
her mother, Mrs. M. A. Hershey, an
her sister, Mrs. E. G. Dryden. g..
gf Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Baker of VIII;
Cheer, who have been visiting hel
for several days with Scott SCOUT
left yesterday afternoon for Crime
where they will spend few days,
David Gill. a former Penn studen
and representative OF the Redpat
! Lyceum Bureau, with headqarter
in Cedar Rapids, is in the city boo
ing dates for local lecture courses.
! Mrs. A. Smith returned to her hon
lin New Sharon yesterday afterno'
after a short stay here. She WI
y called here by the death of Mrs.
Smith. who lived north of Oskaloof
Constable Art Shaw, who has be,
I trailing about Des Moines with =
warrant up his sleeve, returned hon
!. without results. declaring Des Moin
8 to be the deadest town on the ma