The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-03-30
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in town yesterday. '' t1fH
Prof. f. c. Stanley left yesterday fol-
lndianola, for short visit With +'ftfend'
and relatives. p',t" Nv :.
Mrs Maude Johnson is spending
the day in Des Moines looking after
business matters.
Barnes City News. Miss Hazel Gar
ing OF Abbotts Hospital, Oskaloosa
was in town Saturday.
John Goodner departed this morn
inS for a several days visit in Illinois
amidst scenes of his boyhOod days.
Pella Chronicle: Henry Burgraff
who works at Oskaloosa, was visiting
Pella relatives the first of the week.
Mrs NJ p. Kitchener was a passen'
ger to Oakdale, yesterday, going to
visit for several days with relatives
LLOYD Conner left this morning for
Marshalltown where he will spend a
few days visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Brownlee returned this
morning to her home in Ottumwa af'
ter a brief visit in the city with rela-
tives
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Lynn Hol.
ter and daughter ETma OF. Oskaloosa
visited a few days at the F. Kisor
home. 20.
NJ. and Mrs Walter Carrigan left
this morning for Des Moines where
they will spend the week end visiting
friends! ~. a,-
LoVilia Press: Mrs. Ellen Peters, of
Oskaloosa, visited in the city few
days last week the guest of Mrs. Ben
ton McFall. t-t
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Corp re.
turned this morning to their home in
Pe'l9 after a brief visit in the city
with friends.
Brooklyn Chronicle: Mrs. ]. H.
Fultz returned Monday to her home
in Oskaloosa after a weeks visit with
Brooklyn relatives. s...
Reokuk County News: ]. F. Bridges
and wife of Oskaloosa visited with
their nephew Harry Parke and wife
the first OF this week.
Edgar r. Harlan OF Des Moines, cur
ator of the state Historical society ex'
hibits was in town yesterday, a guest
of Mayor ]. G. Harold.
Miss Helen Wilson of Monmouth,
MS, who is attending school here,
left this morning for her home to
spend the spring vacation.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Earnest
Frost was at Oskaloosa the latter part
Of the week. visiting at the home of
her cousin, Mrs. H. c. Munsell.
Rufus McCracken, Penn student
who has undergone an operation this
week. at a local hospital is reported
to be in an improved condition.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. McCombe
and son Robert returned to Oskaloosa
Saturday, after a visit of several days
with her sister, Mrs. l.. ]. Trigg.
Ottumwa Review: Miss Lulu Robert
SON Of Oskaloosa arrived Wednesday
night and Is a guest at the A. H.. Mel
son residence, 443 West Fifth street
Delta Press: w. H. Blakely and wife
were married fifty years ago last
Saturday. Mrs. Blakely. sister, their
son J. W. and wife of Oskaloosa were
present.
Mrs. H. S. Mathews and Mrs. Thos.
Roberts of Mason City, who have been
here for several days visiting with
friends and acquaintance. returned
TO their homes this morning.
Bussey Record: DR.. and Mrs. NJ. H.
Duffy went to OskaloOsa, Monday and
were guests of their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Harvey They attended THE
Birth OF Nation" that evening.
Keota Eagle: George H. Holmes and
family. and F.. O. Bridwell and wife,
were Oskaloosa visitors Tuesday and
over Tuesday night. They wer inter
ested in seeing how a nation rs born
EddyyiIle Tribune: Mrs. Anton Wer
ner and Miss Christina Werner spent
Sunday and Monday in Oskaloosa at
tending the German Lutheran church
and visiting at The J. c. Fisher home
Mrs. s. s. Walton and daughter left
this morning for AlgOna, where she
v,.ll spend the week end. visiting with
her husband, Sam Walton. Mr. Walton
is trainman of the NJ. & ST. L. haV
ing Headquarters in Algona.
Nj and Mrs. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs
Bduman and Mrs. Porter returned this
ND ming to their home in Pella. The
psrty motored over from Pella last
exrping to attend The Birth OF a
Nati, n at the Masonic and the rain
made it impossible for them to return
10 their LONE.
Harry Hilleary, former student al
Penn College is making good in sub
stantial. not to say spectacular wav. al
the Iowa State College at Ames. The
Des Moines Capital OF recent date has
the following special concerning the
former Oskaloosa lad under column
cut or photograph: IF il should b'
mt 10 a vote many friends Of Harr,
Hfleary declare he would be voted the
most popular male student in Ame'
College. He is a senior mechanical en-
eineer and member OF the Alpha
Tau OMEGA fraternity and here arr
some OF the Offices 10 which he hal
been chosen BY fellow students. resi-
dent OF the Cardinal Guild: Presiden
~ The Senior class; President of tn
Mechanical Engineering society AM
Business Manager of the Iowa Eng
neer" In addition he finds time to hol'
down a couple OF minor ofiites and al
~ to stand at the TOP IN his studies
When he was student at Penn Co
lege at Oskaloosa before going Z
Ames he was twice selected captain
Of the All State Basketball team. Hi
leary Is a regular fellow" The voun'
man IL a nephew OF r. r Fitch an
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