The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03
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tiyes and friends
Miss Louise Vincent OF Des Moine
is a week end guest in the city witt
Mr.. and Mrs. r, H. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Jones lef
this morning for a few days ,yisi
with relatives in Des Moines,
Mrs. Ed Roberts left this morning
for Abba where she will visit for q
few days with Mrs. r. NJ. Patterson.
Mrs. c. n. Bloomfield of Abba, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. f
J. Roop, left this morning for heI
home.
Mrs. Harry Johnson returned last
evening to her home in Waterloo al
ter a brief visit in the city with rel
atives.
Mrs. ]. Bursma and Mr.. and Mrs.
IA. Hoffman left this morning for
Pella where they will spend Sunday
visiting relatives.
John Mellberg of New York is here
visiting his brother, Rev. Mellberg.
He will assist his brother in a series
OF revival meetings.
Mrs. j. X. Lindsey departed this
morning for Mexico, No, where she
win visit for several days with her
daughter, Mrs. B. F. Wells.
Miss Josephine Boyer left yester.
da yafternoon tor Denver, Col, where
she will resume her work with the
Harris Ramsay GOAL and Supply Co.
J. H. TerriI, NJ. & st. L. ticket
agent, left this noon for Beardstown,
IN, where he will spend Sunday at
the parental Terril and Schaefer
homes.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Ida Stoker
\ of Oskaloosa was an over Sunday Wis
itor here at the home of Mrs. Robert
Wharton and with other relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Goodson were
passengers TO KirksviIle, Mo-, this
morning, going to visit for short
time at the home of their son, Will
liam Goodson.
Charles Wilson, Elmer Barnhart
and VERNE Gilbert were summoned
to Ottumwa today to be in attendance
at special conference OF Prudential
representatives.
Knoxville Express: Miss Franc
Vernon, who had been here visiting
her sister, Mrs. H. Jay Townley, re-
turned to her home in Oskaloosa the
first of the week.
#. ]. Berdinner, NJ. & St. L. train
man, who was injured two weeks ago
to-day in Keithsburg, H., yards, and
whose right arm was amputated
Tuesday, is reported to be resting
easy and in better condition physical
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Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Sowden, OF Oskaloosa, visited /
here with the family of their son, !
Ernest SOwden, and that OF their
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Porter, during
the present week. Mr.. Sowuen re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert HOLSTER, who ,
have been making Qskaloosa head !
quarters for several months as the
agents OF the Porto Rico Coffee Com
pany are terminating their residence
here temporarily to continue Organia /
ton work in other districts. They
viii return later in the year to estab.
lish a permanent depot in Oskaloosa. !
Rev. Z. H. Stranahan returned this !
week from a visit to his former home, '
Wichita, Kansas. He went upon the
invitation OF the Y. NJ. G. A, to be
their speaker at the Sunday after |
noon mems meeting. There we're
some nine hundred men present. He
also spoke at the University Friends J
church and to the students of Friends +
University during the chapel hour. !
He was the gueht at a banquet given
by the Y NJ. c. A. in his honor and
also at the regular meeting of the
Rotary Club.
(From Mondays Daily!
Albion Republican: r. J. Ray of
OskalOOsa was calling on his flour
trade Monday. /
Brooklyn Chronicle: C.. E. Brooks
was in OskaloOsa on Friday to attend
the district postmasters' convention
Sigourney Review: John E. Van
ness of OSkaloosa was in Sigourney
Monday morning on the way home .
from Lancaster. .
Abba Republican: Mrs Arthur
Chord and children of Oskaloosa |
were at the parental w. J. Shields
home for the week.
Packwood Review: Mrs. Buell. of
Oskaloosa, who was the guest of her
son, w. K. Buell., and family last
week, has returned home. 1
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Florence
~ Smith and little son Teddy, of Cs,
Kaloosa, came last Saturday for a
visit at the parental Jas. A. Fee home
west OF town. ..... I
Sigsurney Review: Mrs Rosen-
baum and daughter Goldie of Oska.
loosa were in Sigourney Monday
morning, on the way home from a
visit in Cedar Rapids. V
Pella Booster: Mrs. Clark returned
to her home in oskaloosa Saturday
afternoon after visiting here few
days with her brother, Conrad Yer
Ploeg, and other relatives.
New Sharon Star: A. l.. Miller and .
family moved to oskaloosa last I
week, exchanging places with their
son. q. B. Miller, who is moving onto l
the home place near Taintor.
Eddyyille Tribune: Mrs VIM. !
Crews. who had been visiting at the