The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
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MISS Cora Borland has gone to Keo
kuk, where she will visit for a time
with friends.
Miss Margaret Ryan left this morn
ing for MaTshalltown where she will
visit for a few days with relatives.
Mrs. Efie p. Meeks of FL Paso
Texas has arrived in the city and will
spend the summer with relatives here.
Or. L, A. Rodgers did not go to
Erich Island, Wis, with his wife, as
stated, but viii follow abdAt August
lsi
Mrs Ella B. Mutt and children, OF
LaPorte, Iowa. have been visiting at
the home OF John Ryan, 1917 Ninth
avenue east.
Eddyyille Tribune Mr. and Mr.
Oscar Baklet have moved to Oska-
'9"s" NV Baklet is employed in a
foundry there.
.4aoy yIIe tribune Mrs Ray Odem
of 0skaloosa was in Eddyville the lat
ter part of last week for an extended
visit in this place.
Mrs. l.. A. Porter OF Minneapolis
arrived in the city last evening for
few days visit with her son, c. M.
Porter, and family.
Mrs G. F. Moore of Aberdeen, So.
pakota, returned to her home this
morning after a several days visit
here with relatives.
Miss Vivian Butler returned to her
home in Chenille, Minnesota. this
morning following a few days visit
here with friends and relatives.
Miss Olive Ryan, principal of the
Clutter school, has closed her work
since June %, and win spend the sum-
mer with her parents in this city.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. Grace Lacey and
daughter Francine returned tuesday
evening from visit Of several days
at the McCaTty home in oskaloosa.
A. Rinden went to Marshaltown last
evening to visit his brother, n. G. Rim
den, at that place, and before return
ing TO his home here he will be enter
tanned in the home OF his brother John
at Albion.
Fddyyille Tribune: Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Powell and baby of OskalOosa, who
had been visiting at the parental
ChHs Ogden home and with other
-ddyYillc relatives, returned TO their
home in Oskaloosa Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Taylor of What !
Cheer returned home Saturday even
ing after spending the week with !
their son, u, x Taylor. Mrs. TAYLOR |
gave a six o'clock dinner in their |
honor on Friday evening
Miss Joyce Parker left this morn !
ing for MarshalltOwn where she will |
DO guest with Miss lone Guthrie for
several days, and go from there TO
Ames where she will visit relatives. |
Miss Parker expects to be gone about
E month.
Miss ''Dick' Allen has just returned |
from a weeks visit With relatives in !
Chicago and has started AT her new |
position with the Glaze &. Haynes gro |
Gerry store Miss Allen resigned her !
position with the Central Book Store |
just before leaving for Chicago.
Knoxville Journal Mrs. Del'lah
Miller and her cousin, Mrs. Cassie
Stiller the latter here on a visit from
SteeleviIle, No, went to OskalOOsa
last Friday for a visit with the fami-
lies of Mrs. St.llcr's brothers, James
and Sherman Shuey.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Hans
Klindt and daughter, Mrs. Title Wat
land, left Saturday for OskalOOsa to
spend a short time with the formers
son, Rudolph Klindt, and wife Mrs.
Maitland came recently from Montana
to spend the summer at the parental
home.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs John Pat
terson of this city and her sister,
Mrs. Lester Butler. of Oskaloosa,
spent Saturday with their mother,
Mrs Harriet Phillips. at Tracy. Mrs.
Phillips left on Tuesday of this week
for an extended vacation and outing
in Colorado.
Knoxville journal: Mr. and Mrs. J.
s. Vernon and daughter Franc, of Os.
kalooSa, visited here last week at the
Jay Townley home. The visitors are
the parents and sister of Mrs. Town
ley Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon returned
home Thursday, leaving Miss Franc
for a more extended visit.
Mrs. J. c. Packs mother. Mrs
Glover, of Kansas City. Mo, is still
very SICK and no better She has
heart failure and cannot be left alone.
The Rev Mr. Pack is expecting by
her sickness to be called to Kansas
City any day, and il she does not soon
get well he may have to resign his
work here and move to Kansas City.
keosauGua Republican: Mrs. Seth
Soumeryille and baby, who had been
visiting here, returned at once to II
their home in Oskaloosa last week,
on receiving word from Seth that he
would have 10 go into camp at Des
Moines with the contrary of Iowa Ma
tional guards to which he belongs. Il
His mother Mrs, Hattie Sommeryille.
also went TO OskaIOosa.
G. l.. Farmhouse took Jas Madison,
Rev. w L. Waters and Rev. c. d.
Lcehr with him Tuesday to attend the
state s. s. convention at Dubuque
They returned Friday The trip of
almost 200 miles Yves made in nine /;
hours. both going and coming The
men report that no place did crops
look any better. and very few places
rs far advanced, as in Mahaska coun.
Leroy Roberts, fireman on the NJ
q St L.. was burned by steam and
scalding water about nine o'clock
yesterday morning He was working
about an engine hi the north Yards