The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-17
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ans isg in oskaloosa visiting her ST!
ter, MrsgIJoe McGlasson. v7a
Bussey Record: G. A., Len an
Martin Wiser made a business tri
to oskaloosa Wednesday,
. New Sharon Star: Albert swishe
of Oskaloosa came up Friday to visi
his daughter, Mrs. Ed Lesher.
Gilbert Jones went to Des Moinet
yesterday upon a business errand FOL
the Chas. c. Pike Drug Company.
Richland Clarion: Miss Grace Bra
dy, who teaches No. school, spen
Saturday and Sunday at her home
in 0skaloosa. ....-... ..
Knoxville Express: Mr.. and Mrs
J. M. McVay of 0skaloosa returned
home Monday morning. having beer
here attending the funeral of the late
Dr. c. L. James, of Durham.
Abba Union: A. L. Spooner has re-
turned to his home in Oskaloosa af,
ter visit with his daughter on his
way home from Centerville where he
attended the uneral of a relative.
Bussey Record: Mr. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Bussey, Mrs. Homer Carr and
Master Lowell Stokes went to Os-
kaloosa Monday morning to attend
the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Will
Sheik.
Sigourney Review: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Porter of Milestone, Montana,
who have been in Sigourney visiting
at the George Grouse home, went to
Oskaloosa Tuesday for visit with
Mrs. Ogden. ...
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Mr.. and Mrs f. H. Melcher of Oska-
loosa we're visitors in the city We'd
nesday on their way to Roland to
visit the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Helrig. e.
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
his parents in Pella Friday and Sat-
urday. FRIDAY was the elder Rhyns.
burgers birthday which was the oc.
casion of the visit.
MarshaIltown Times Republicans:
Charles H. Hull was i'm Oskaloosa on
Thursday in attendance at the I'M.
eraI of his uncle, Wright Hull, the
last of his fathers brothers, who
died in Ottumwa Tuesday night. Mr..
Hull was almost 95 years old.
Grinnell Register: Mrs. Charles S
Walling of Oskaloosa was a visitor
in this city Sunday, the guest of her
daughter, who is student in Grin
nell college. Mr.. Walling is bust.
ness manager of the Oskaloosa Daily
Herald, one of the best newspapers
in all Iowa. -.
What Cheer Chronicle: Leo Pfaff
has resigned his place at the Harlan
Hatcher store and will move his
family to 0skaloosa. Leo is a splen
did boy as well as is he a first class
salesman and we know he will dL
well. Their What Cheer friends
wish them every success in their
new home.
Eddyville Tribune: J. F. Harold
who was called to Eddyville by the
serious illness of his mother Mrs
Emma Harold a few weeks ago, and
had since been visiting at the home
of Mrs. Emma Funk ard with his
brother, Mayor J. G. Harold in Os-
kaloosa, left last week for his home,
leaving his mother considerably i'm
proved and able to it up.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. Sarah
Bail yand daughter Lottie are pre-
pairing to leave for Oskaloosa to
make that city their home. Miss
Baily has purchased stock of milli-
merry goods and will conduct that
establishment in connection with A.
b. Crews dry goods store. Their
many Richland friends wish them
success in their new home
Fremont Gazette: Wilbur Barnhill
OF Oskaloosa went to work at the
Gazette Office Tuesday morning. He
is an expert pressman and feeder
and is now very busily engaged on
run of $4,000 letter heads, 10000
large and 10000 small envelopes, all
of which go in two colors, and 10000
letter heads in four colors. This
work is for z. J. Heisel, the big horse
dealer of Fremont.
ottumwa Courier: The Wapello
County Pomona grange will hold an
all day meeting in the / o. o. F. hall
on Saturday, February II. A basket
dinner will be served at noon. Mr..
GuCOldSSOu Vi OshdiOOSdp Stdle ulTeC-
tor of degree teams will be present
and will tax cup the work of organ
izing degree teams, here and among
subordinate oranges, throughout
the cou ty. The grange will at this
time C, sbrate LiAcoln's birthday in
an app Jpriate manner.
Fremont Gazette: John II. Warner
who moved to Fremont recently from
his farm near Cedar, informed the
Gazette the other day that he knew
OF sure cure for coughs and colds,
and that he had used the treatment
for years to his entire satisfaction
and he thought the same should be
given to the public. Mr. Warner
says that most colds in the throat
and lungs are caught through the
back, between the shoulder blades,
and the only quick way to cure them
is tnsdraw theCceld out the way il
vent IN. Ds HiBeure is to place a hot
application to9ithe shoulders at the
time OF going to bed. and he sug.
gests a hot water bottle, or, better
still. a hot sospstone. Cover up
well and night or two of this treat.
ment will cure the worst cold.
Mrs s. Burgraff is spending the