The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-05-25

IS Saturday evening for st. Louis wher
he will buy goods for the Baldau
g Rosenblatt store
a Warren Long and Hilliard Robert
5. returned last evening to their home
in 0tumwa after brief visit in tn
!. city with friends.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rosenberg re
!. turned this morning to their home il
Pella after an over Sunday visit il
. the city fifth their son.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Lewis re
. turned this morning to their home il
Des Moines after an over Sunday Wis
1t in the city with friends. I'd. .sD
2 Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Beagle left this
morning for Pella where they were
called by the serious illness of Mrs
BCagle's father, T. J. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Cozad of Chica.
go have been guests in the city the
past few days with Mr.. and Mrs C.
B. Morgan, 315 North Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. White and
daughter Evt, accompanied by Mrs
Dan Adair. left this morning for a
brief visit with relatives in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Walling were in
Grinnell Saturday evening to attend
the recital at Grinnell college given
by their daughter, Miss Ivyl Walling
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Warner returned
to their home in Cedar Rapids this
morning after several days visit
here with friends and old acquaint-
ances.
Ray Neleigh of Grinnell, formerly
| fire chief of that place. was in town
Saturday enroute from Ottumwa,
where he has ben in car on a bust
ness trip.
Richland Clarion: Al Bray under
went an operation in the OskaIoosa
hospital one day last week. Fred
was up to see him Saturday and re-
ports him getting along nicely.
Grant Heffner of Clinton was with
friends here last week, departing for
bis home via the Rock Island and DAY.
export Saturday evening He was
accompanied home by his niece, Miss
Grace Smith.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs S. G. Mar
tin of Oskaloosa and her daughter,
Mrs. Grace Clark of Washington, Ia,
came Wednesday to spend couple of
days at the home of Mrs. Martins sis
ter, Mrs. d. ]. Reese.
James Way, of Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, was in the city the latter part of
last week visiting relatives and old
friends. Mr.. Way had made a bust
ness trip to Chicago for his firm and
came by Oskaloosa and New Sharon,
enroute home.
A. H. r. Jackson, manager of the
nc kn1 TNrnn nd 10Th
pany property, was in Burlington last
Works. He goes to Chicago this |
week to be in attendance at the an
nual convention of the National AS !
ISOLATION of Electric Light Producers. |
Henry Steddom returned last even
ing to his work in St. Louis after |
spending Saturday and Sunday in the |
city with his parents. Henry accept
ed a position in St. Louis some few
weeks ago, and reports that he is get
ting along splendidly, and likes the
work fine. His sister, Miss Myrtle
Steddom, who is working in Des
Moines. also spent Sunday at home
with the family, returning this morn
ing to her work.
What Cheer Chronile: Wella Beans
was over from Oskaloosa last week.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Ned
Lambert was in OskaloOsa a few
days last week
Bussey Record: Mrs. f. Long of
OskaloOsa is guest at the DR.. J. w.
Anderson home this week.
Grnncll Register: Mrs. Henry Pill
rim nf (lCklIn0ca iC Cnpn1inCT tho
lay at the Clint Vanderveer home.
Keokuk County News: Mr. and
Mrs. Fay Cox of Oskaloosa spent
Sunday near here at the J. w. Cox
home.
PelIa Chronicle: Mrs Clarence Van
Vark visited a few days this week at
he home of Mrs. D. S. Barr at Oska
oosa.
Miss Grace CoggswelI has returned
o her home in this city after an eX-
ended visit with relatives in Of
umwa.
Miss Myrtle Bussey of Penn college
las returned from Indianola where
she attended the May Musical Festi-
'al of Simpson college.
Abba Union: Miss Katie Booth
went to Oskaloosa Friday morning
where she played at the chapel hour
At Penn college.
Lovilia Press: Mrs. c. w. HiIliard
and daughter, Miss Dorothy, visited
in OskaloOsa the first of the week,
he guests of relatives and friends.
Miss Ada L. Waters of Davenport
IS a guest in the city for a few days
with her brother. the Rev. Wayne
Lee Waters of the Congregational
church.
Grinnell Register: Miss Jane Brown
returned to her home in Grinnell
Monday following a few days visit
at the home of J. H. Kelly in Oska-
IOosa
Carl Smith, who has been quite ill
for the past few weeks with typhoid
fever. is improving rapidly at the
present time. Practically no temper
ature exists now, and it is thought
that he will be taken to his home next
week
New Sharon Star: Walter Lee act
ing as agent sold Mrs. G. W. Hull's
house in the east part of town to Milt
Stewart. Possession to be given at |
once. Mrs Hull expects to make her
home with her brother, Link Miller, |
ppar 0skaInosa