The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-05-18

Mrs A. Swisher left this mornir
! for New Sharon where she will Wis
J for few days with her granddaugl
ter. Mrs. l., I.asher.
b Mrs. II. N. White arrived home TIL
morning from California, where sh
! has spent the winter. Mr., White me
i her in Marshalltown
j MIR. and Mrs. J. Il. Donnely, 100
!. South Eighth street have moved
(. Davenport. Mr.. Donnelly has a perm'
; nent job in a foundry. ~
Miss Mabel lehman and Miss III
\ TRACER returned last evening to thei
homes in Ottumwa after a brief Yisi
in the city with friends.
Harry E. Allen and Ray Kinney re
turned this morning to their home ii
Des Moines after an over Sunday Wis
\ Il in the city with friends,
Miss Lucy Biggs, of Marengo, re
turned to her home this morning, aft
l er spending several days here attend
ing the Christian Endeavor conyen
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Chord anC
baby, of GrinneII, who have been Wis
iting here with relatives for severa
days, returned to their home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Watson return
ed this morning to their home In Des
Moines after an over Sundey visit al
University Park with his mother
Mrs. Sarah Watson.
Mrs. Richard Burke, Suffrage organ
izer of the Sixth district. left this
morning for Grinnell Montezuma and
Thornburg, where she will look after
the interests of Equal Suffrage in the
Respective communities. - -
Ray Hauser left on the Burlington
Yesterday afternoon for New York,
and after week or ten days there
will take steamer for Florida where
he viii join his parents who preceded
him there a couple of weeks ago.
Amiel Schmitt came over fhom
Davenport and Illinois last week and
Harry was home from Des Moines for
a visit with mother and sister Mrs.
Anna Schmitt and Miss Rosa at the
old home, No. 100 Fourth avenue
west Amiel will be here severel days.
Mrs. Ella Riley returned Saturday
evening from Chicago with her son
Wallace, who has been under hospital
treatment for appendicitis. He was
severely i'll and submitted to an oper-
alton. He will return to his work aft
ter a period of convalescence spent
friends here.
State Checkers who have been in
the city the past two weeks checking
60 hot nrlr
on Friday of last week and left Sat
urday morning. The report will be
submitted to the state department be-
fore official report is made and filed
with the county auditor here.
Mrs. E. l.. Condor. of Marshalltown,
state junior superintendent of the
Iowa, Christian Endenvor Union, who
has been in town attending and speak
ing at the Eighth Iowa District con-
vention converting here Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday in the Congregational
church, returned to her home this
wi.
Mrs. J. L. Hazen and daughter left
this morning for Waterloo, where they
will visit for a few days at the home
Of J. A. Hollingsworth, and also at
END the wedding of Miss Florence
to G. Z. Williams on
next Thursday. J. l. Hazel will go
70 Waterloo later in the week to at
end the wedding ceremonies.
Comrade Levi Airy who was a pri-
vate in the Fourth Iowa Battery light
has been granted an increase
If pension by the Interior department |
and has been raised from thirty tot
orty dollars per month, from April 5, |
1916 Mr.. Airv is almost wholly an !
Invalid, his sight being practically !
destroyed, and the increase falls up
IN worthy shoulders. Mr.. Airy re
,eived notice of the increase last
week and the first pay under the same
y i'll be received July 3.
Mrs. Clara Wason left Saturday for
Oes Moines where she viii spend a
couple of weeks visiting relatives.
Grinnell Register: Mrs. P. L. Tai,
BOT went to OskaloOsa yesterday for
/ couple of days stay.
Keokuk County News: Miss Pearl
Tlary was the guest of Miss Elsie Rob
off at Oskaloosa Sunday.
Pella Chronicle: Misses Janette
Groenwald and Tune Oostrum were
)skaIoosa visitors Saturday afternoon
Mrs. F. r. Hillisrd went to DeS
doines Saturday to remain over Sun
lay with her husband who is en-
lloyed in that city.
F. o. Tosten3en has gone TO Phila-
ielphia where be viii look after bust
ness matters. Mr. Tostensen is the
German teacher at Penn College.
w. r. Cowan will leave Oskaloosa
his evening for Atlantic City, New
Jersey where he will be in attendance
1t the Presbyterian convention.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. James
Wake of Oskaloosa spent the week
end at the home of his daughter, Mrs. !
lack Bolton.
MonteZuma Republican: F. G. Ray-I
burn of Oskaloosa, was a Montezuma !
visitor Monday night. He attended the |
K. of p. meeting.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. |
Geneva returned home Tuesday even. !
Ing after a couple Of days visit with |
relatives in Oskaloosa.
Abba Union Phillip Davis and fam.
lily Of Des Moines and Jes3e Turner
and family Of Oskaloosa spent Sunday
at the F. A. Turner home.
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