The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-03-30

LeTeSJS OF the M. q SJ. II. TOdu.
II. A. James of Rose Hill was in
town yesterday, coming here TO at
z tend the show, The Birth OF a Ma
tion.'
| Brighton Enterprise: Mrs. w. H
!. Strouse of Oskaloosa came Thursday
land will remain over Sunday to heir
care for Mrs. John Swadling:
] A, r. Argo; who has been very low
! with pneumonia for the past !, two
weeks, is slowly recovering. Although
not vet out of danger he is getting
along nicely at the present time.
I Fred Barnhart OF California and
George Barnhart of Des Moines are in
town, summoned to the parental
aaron Barnhart home, No. 209 Fourth
avenue east, on account of the illness
of the father. &c.,.
D., Kick" Coffin, who has been at Eau
' Claire, Wisconsin, an attache of the
motion picture places, has returned
! to Oskaloosa and will be on duty at
the Orient Theatre of Harry Bowen
( in a few days. Sal. ....
| Mrs. George Davis, who has been
spending the winter in the southwest,
I at San Antonio, Texas, has returned
to her home in this city. The son,
John Davis, of Harlan, went to Texas
for the mother, who returned with
him. .''N '..,'
H. N. Snyder OF the local postoffice
force of letter carriers, who has been
in a precarious condition suffering
with erysipelas, is much better today.
He slept we'll last night and this
morning, and symptoms are much
more favorable today.
Joe Beeson and family arrived in
Oskaloosa thursday morning from
Los Angeles, California, enroute To
Chicago, where they expect to locate
permanently. While the family is
at the parental A. p. Spencer home,
First avenue east, Mr.. Beeson goes to
Chicago next week where he assumes
the general management of the New
Foreman & Clark Clothing House In
the old Hub" building, opening on
April Sth.
Will Randolph, who has been in
town several days looking after prop
erty intresets here, returned yester-
day to his home in Kansas City. Will
has not been back to the old home
town since the days of the r. J. Err.
vim East End Grocery" not so many
at the changes that have taken place.
VIII is engaged in contracting and
building in and about Kansas City
and has been doing well.
Whittier (Calif) Herald: Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Grooms and Mrs. Margaret
Grooms entertained with delightful
ly informal dinner yesterday at their
home, on North Friends avenue. The
dinner was a courtesy to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hicks of Oskaloosa, Iowa, who
are the guests of the Grooms The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks, the
honorees, Mr.. and Mrs w. Fife and
son Harold, of Boyle Heights, and
Mrs. Josie Frame and son Everette,
from Hawthorne.
(From Mondays Daiiy}
Arthur Sax of Ottumwa was in town
yesterday.
ID. l.. Alderman of Fremont is in the
city. looking after business matters.
Miss Jessie Reid left this morning
for Des Moines where she will spend
"a few days visiting friends.
Mrs. f. NJ. McCray returned this
morning TO her home in Des Moines
after a week end visit in the city.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes OF Min
neapolis. returned to their home this
morning after a few days visit here.
Miss Bernice Dodgson left this
morning for Des Moines where she
will take up her school work in Drake.
Miss Lucy Miller returned last ev.
ening to her home in Ottumwa after q
few days visit in the city with rela'
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hart left
this morning for a two weeks visit
with relatives in Des Moines and
Newton.
Miss Alice Smith returned to heI
home in Cedar Rapids this morning
after a several days visit here with
relatives.
Mrs. Ike Myers of Ottumwa spent
Saturday and Sunday in town visitins
with friends and relatives.
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Dale Stillwell has accepted posi-
ton with Mr.. Hawkins Fern Restaur
ant as SOud IOuIlLdlu expert anu ha'
assumed the duties of the place.
Miss Lillian Rogers and Master Fred
rio Rodgers returned to their home II
Waterloo this morning, after a few
days visit here with friends and rel'
tives. '..'3. ..-
G. ". James of Rose Hill suffering
with appendicitis was brolght to Os
kaloosa Saturd... and submitted to al
operation of successful character a
the Mercy hospital.
Sufrragan Bishop Harry S. Longle,
OF the Protestant Episcopal churcl
will arrive i'm the city tomorrow nool
and in the evening will hold service II
st. James church.
Mrs. Mary Lou Thompson left las
evening for weeks visit with rela
tIves in Omaha before going TO Yves
. Virginia where she will spend abou
three months visiting her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. CURRY are visiting a
the home OF their daughter, Mrs. lr
: Melvin on South B street. Mr. an
Mrs. Curry rpent the winter in Florid
ami are on their way home at Bedfor
Iowa. ..-
8 The Grinnen Girls Glee Club depar
ed last Saturday on a two weeks col
cert tour OF the state chiefly in IN
northern and western portions Anon