The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-03

n New Sharon Star: Harold Asher o
Il Oskaloosa who has been employed Ii
Des Moines, was guest at the Mar
Medley home Saturday evening.
Pella Booster Press Mr.. and Mrs
l.. G. Gosselink and son Karl hay,
returned to their home in Oskaloos;
/ after a weeks visit here among rela
| tiveg.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Grac,
Rhynsburger Of 0skaloosa who wa,
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Wolf, returned to her home las
| Tuesday evening.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Nelly Mar
tin went to 0skaloosa Friday evening
and remained until Saturday noon al
the home of her brother, County
Clerk w. T. Martin.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs
Z. Thomas returned home Saturday
from Oskaloosa where they have been
visiting for the past week in the homes
OF relatives and friends.
Abba Republican: Mrs. ]. NJ. True
and son George and wife of Oskaloosa
motored to Abba Sunday and enjoyed
the hospitality of the Ben Johnson
home on Second avenue east.
New Sharon Star: Rev. G. L. Min
ear, district superintendent of the Os.
kaloosa District M. e. church, was
here and held business session of
the quarterly conference on Tuesday
night.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Juanita
Howard, who is attending summer
school in Oskaloosa, came home Sat.
urday evening and spent over Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Howard.
Keokuk County Republican,: Miss
Orpha Turner has returned from a
visit with her brother, o. L., at Oska
loosa. She leaves next week for Ok
lahoma where she will visit her sister
Mrs. Leroy Wiles.
Knoxville Express: Mrs Charles
Savage and daughter, Inez, of Sedalia,
Mo-, who had been here visiting her
brothers-in-law, w. H. and w. B Saw
age, left last Thursday afternoon for
Oskaloosa to visit her mother.
Nine. French has reopeDed her mo-
diste parlors and will take up her
work again, after severa! months
change of work Mrs. French win
go east in August in the interests of
her work and will return early in Sep
tembe.
Leo Eisenhauer, former manager of
the news stand and lunch room in the
local NJ. & ST. l.. passenger station.
has gone to Evansville, Indiana, where
lis wife and son are visiting. His
&c p,.it hai hA
ARE of several doctors.
Nj. and Mrs. Joe Wray are touring
he east in their auto. They left Wat
,rloo about two weeks ago and thus
ar have wheeled all over Massachu-
;etts and are now we'll ON their way
through New York state. Miss Mel
lie Wray, sister of Mr. Wray, has a
etter from the party stating they have |
,een having a wonderful time.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. |
:. Witt of Route /, Oskaloosa. drove
o Fremont Monday morning and
spent the day at the Ira Roquet home
sast of town, where they helped with
he threshing. Jake took time to
give the Gazette call and pay a year
n advance on his subscription. Ira's
,ats made better than 80 bushels to
he acre.
James K. Henderson, who represents !
he James S. Kirk Soap establishment |
through a rather extended territory. |
s home from a three weeks trip in an
north and east during |
which he made from five to seven towns |
laily throughout the trip. He says
t was one of the hardest grinds he |
las put in this season. The heat has !
)een intense. Crops" exclaimed Mr.. |
never such crops before |
n the territory | have passed through, |
in northeastern Iowa. Small !
,rain fine, corn couldn't be better and |
Is for hay, a record crop is being cut. !
70 damage yet in the districts in
which / travelled but the farmers are
Inxious for rain for fear damage will
he the result of the unprecedented
Ieat wave now resting over the land"
(From Mondays Daily)
What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs. Ewing
f OskaIoosa, visited here this week.
Abba Republican: James Bass, OF
)skaloosa. was Sunday visitor with
Ilbia friends. J
PeIla Chronicle: Mrs. H. Hoffman
nd children visited at Oskaloosa the
after part of last week.
Bussey Record: Miss Ethel Pen
ington, of Oskaloosa, is here visiting
er aunt, Mrs. John Essling this week. |
Lovilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
of Oskaloosa, visited in the
ity Saturday the guests of the John
!. Sullivan family
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs Raynes,
f Oskaloosa. formerly of this city
anne Saturday to visit for a few days
n the homes of relatives.
Keokuk County Republican: Mr..
nd Mrs. w A. Vernon, of Oskaloosa,
re here this week attending chautau-
ua and visiting old friends.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Lu.
lie Jordan has resigned her position
t the Winget grocery. Miss Matte
of Oskaloosa, has accepted
he place.
Busy Record: Mr.. and Mrs. Ardie |
ones returned to their home in Oska-
oosa Monday morning after visit
tere with his aunt, Mrs. John Essling
md husband.
Pella Booster: Mrs. J. l.. Warren
md daughter Edith went to Oskaloosa
asst week going to spend a few days
listing her mother. Mrs. Reman and