The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-28


the Republican family for old neigh
boris sake.
4 DR.. and Mrs. B. E. Roberts have
occupied residence apartments at thu
George C. True place, No. $40 Soutf
Market street DR.. Roberts is the
| city health officer
Wayne Lister underwent mastoit
operation and also abscess OF the
neck a few days ago. He is much
improved and has been removed tC
his home from the hospital.
Mrs. J. c. Hammss and her sister
Mrs. o. A. Hesla, spent yesterday in
Ottumwa visiting with John Ham,
mes, Jr., who is now employed in a
mercantile house of that city.
Richland Clarion: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Ireland, of Woolson, spent Sun
day with his mother and sister in Os-
kaloosa. His mother, Mrs. Fatima
Ireland, accompanied them home that
evening, remaining until Monday
noon. Miss Reva Ireland, who is a
student at Penn, is teaching at &C.
dar, at the same time keeping her
work up with her class.
Davis County Republican: Charles
Stockham held a sale at his farm
south of town last Monday and on
Tuesday departed with his family for
M no
chased a house and ten acres of
ground at the edge of the city. He
has rented his farm of 260 acres to
James X. Richardson, Jr., and will
continue to hold his residence here.
Abba Republican: The balloon as
cension and triple parachute leap at
of special interest to Abba people for
the reason that Mrs. Baldwin, known
by her stage name as Miss Belmont"
though herself a native of Texas, her
parents formerly lived in Monroe
county. The following paragraph is
taken from a press notice; The Bald
wins live in Reed City. Mich. Mrs.
Baldwin made her first ascension at
Plymouth, Wis. She was born in
Texas of French extraction, though
her father was a native Iowan, the
family having lived near Abba. Her
most notable achievement was made
at Roxton, Texas, where she reached
a height of S,056 feet, the record for
her sort of balloon"
(From Mondays Daily)
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. McCul-
Tough, Of Davenport, Iowa, are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. T. ]. Bray.
Miss Louise brennan returned this
morning to her work in Des Moines
after spending the week end with
friends in the city.
NJ. and Mrs. Arthur Wadell and
Nj. and Mrs. w. A. Pilgrim motored
to Ottumwa Saturday afternoon on
business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. l.. E. Bridges of Bows, Iowa,
arrived Friday night and will be a
guest in the city during the Fair with
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Pilgrim.
Jesse Eisiminger and son Merle, of
Blackwell, Oklahoma, are stopping
in Oskaloosa for few days. They
are driving through to Marion, Ind.
Mr.. and. Mrs. A. T. Weels of Exline,
Iowa, returned to their home this
morning following a few days visit
here with a sister, Mrs. c. A. Saun-
ders.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. McGregor have
just returned from San Diego, Calf,
where they went on account of the
failing health of Mr.. McGregors
father.
Fred Wray of Waterloo is visiting
here for several days at the home of
his grandfather, w. H. Wray Fred
will also attend the Southern Iowa
Fail.
Attorney William McNutt of Ottum-
wa is staying in the city for few
days, appearing in district court dur
ing the settlement of the Mcneil
case.
Mrs. J. H. Runyon returned to her
home in Minneapolis Friday night af-
ter visit with her mother, Mrs.
Foehlinger, and sister, Mrs. Walter
McQuiston.
Mrs. John H. Ramsay and daughter
Bertha, of Des Moines, are to be the
guests OF Mrs. Carl Mayer and attend
the Fair. Mrs. Ramsay will be judge
of china at the Fair.
M and Mrs. D. w. Hawkins Of
Sioux City are guests in the city for
few days with relatives. They
came to attend the big fair which will
be in session this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Billings, Mon
tana, are in the city, staying here
while the Mcneil case is being tried
in the district court. Mrs. MCNEIL
Clark is interested in the case.
Fifty-four oskaloosa people took
advantage of the Twin City excursion
leaving here Saturday night over the
NJ. & st. L., ar we're passengers to
Minneapolis and st. Paul, Minnesota.
Mrs. Arthur Gephart, of Seattle,
Wash is yisitin here for Soma time