The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

Mrs. Mason Flower returned thI
morning to her hofne in ottumwa a
ter spending q couple of days yisitin
relatives here.
\ Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Harr
Davis. left Tuesday for her home a
Oskaloosa after a short visit at tn
]. Ewing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ryan and MI
and Mrs. Harry Phillips are spendili.
|, the day IN Des Mcines looking afte
business matters.
1 Miss Martha Crane left this morn
ing for Des Moines where she vii
spend Sunday visiting Miss Mildret
! Bryan, who is attending school there
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Studham O
Charlton returned to their home this
morning. following short visit hers
at the parental James Studham home
Mrs. +. L. Magee and baby, of New
Sharon returned to their home this
lmorning following a several days
visit here at the home of Mont Pow
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Bruin, of Wood,
en-, Iowa, returned to their home this
morning. following several days
visit here with their daughter Mrs.
c. G. Carve.
North Des Moines High school grid
iron eleven passed through Oskaloosa
this morning enroute to Ottumwa,
where they face the Packer City lads
this afternoon. s..,.+ s... F..
Mrs. nellie Gibbs Woodin of Chica.
go was in Oskaloosa yesterday look
ing after business interests. She
was guest OF Mrs. George Martin
during he. stay in town;
Montezuma Republican,: Miss Lii
liam Kilburn returned Friday to her
home at Oskaloosa after a pleasant
visit at the d. B. High home and with
other friends in the city.
Penn College football eleven re-
turned home from Des MONIES last
night, after meeting the crippled Des
Moines college team yesterday after
neon and losing the game by score
Of six to nothing.
Charles Z. Sue zion OF Cedar Rap
ids visited friends and former asso-
ciates here yesterday. He was
stalled in 0skaloosa BY the storm, be-
ing enroute home from a visit with
his wife in Centralia, Mo.
Mrs. Maude Miller of Santa Anna,
is a guest In the city with
Ter brother w. b. Raugh, and family,
100 Fourth avenue west. Mrs. Mil
err finds the present weather condi-
ions just a little disconcerting.
Washington Democrat: Mrs. Han
lah Burnside returned to Oskaloosa
Wednesday a. m, after days visit
It the home of her sister. Mrs. H. F.
Steck, and guest at the 18th ami
,ersary of the First U. p. church ban
luet.
The defeated Iowa Wesleyan foot
'all aggregation passed through town
asst evening, returning to Mt. Pleas 4
mt following their defeat by Central Il
ollege at Pella in the afternoon. Cen
raj won from Dutch" Heidt's outfit,
to 6.
East Des Molnes High school foot
'all team and rooters arrived this
morning from the capital city. The ,
scarlet and Black team will clash /
With the local High at Penn Field this
.fterroon. East Des Moines money I
; quiet.
Miss Amy Rosenblatt went to Grin
Iell Friday to hear Josef Hoffman, the
amous pianist, who appeared at a
ecital at Iowa College. Other at
endants at the event from Oskaloosa
we're Miss Jennie Fry, Miss Louise
blackburn and Frederic Knight Lo-
ar.
Mike Cruden Of Mason City is in
own this week looking after local
holdings and fixing his
'laces in trim for winter Mike says
Jason City had a permanent boom
hat is increasing in size from time to
ime. One of the biggest boosts be-
ng a new high school building that
will cost $350,000.00. Work has
tarted on the beet sugar plant upon
which one million and half dollars
will be expended.
Mrs. Dan Trimpey returned Friday |
morning from Clinton where she at
ended the Rebekah Assembly, as
Ielegate from the Oskaloosa order,
which was held there this week. Mrs.
visited at the home of her
ricnd, who has moved there from /
heir girlhood home in Baltimore,
She reports the assem-
'iy one Of the largest which she has
,ver attended, also one of the most
and profitable.
(From Mondays Daily.J
Pella-Bcoster: j. A. Baker and /
wife, of Oskaloosa, were Sunday Wis
tors in this city.
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