The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23

: the latter part OF last week.
II charles Anderson, OF Anderso
Brothers Canaing Company. is HON
I from a business trip to Chicago
the interests of the company.
Miss Gladys Jarard returned (
S her home in Grinnell yesterday t
! spend spring vacation which con
menees at Penn college Monday.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Hs
. gel Caring. nurse in Abbott's hospita
in Oskal6osa. is at the parental ]
II. Caring home to remain until abou
April l.
Mrs. Charles Miller of Springfield
III was in town this morning enrOut
to New Sharon where she will yisi
for several days at the home of J. A
McMaines.
Ottumwa Review: Mrs. L. Gilsn o
Seattle, Wash, left Tuesday evening
for Oskaloosa after spending the day
with Mrs. Laura Dorothy, GA North
Weller street.
Mrs. w. |. Kelsey and Miss Rosa
+. Lewis left this morning for Grin
nell where they will attend an Iowa
State Conference Of Dean of Women
of the Iowa colleges.
Elmer Hopping and Miss Esther
| Hopping, who are students at the
Central holiness university, returned
to their home in Newton this morn.
ing to spend the spring vacation.
Mrs. G. A. Mclaughlin and Miss
! Gorah Il aIlU
| Grinnell yesterday afternoon, going
to attend an Iowa Conference meet
ing which convened yesterday and
| today.
Keota Eagle: William Dawson and
wife-the latter known as Mary Far
is-have moved to Oskaloosa They
loaded car OF household goods Mon
day and the car and themselves got
away Tuesday.
Miss Alice Fisher, Miss Ruth Bali
and. Miss Irene Bradley of Contra
Holiness university left yesterday af,
ternoon for Marengo where they will
spend spring vacation visiting with
friends and relatives.
Thomas P. Johnson, who has been
SUunHcu " HIS uOuIc, 4NU. lllO oOulI
Eleventh street, with illness follow
ing an attack of la grippe, is not re-
covering as he should and is confined
to his bed almost too weak to move
Eddyville Triune: Mr.. and Mrs. d.
j. Reese and daughter, Miss Lou,
went to Oskaloosa Monday to visit
with relatives and friends in Oska
loosa and vicinity. Miss Lou, who
is employed in the Lind jewelry store,
is enjoying weeks vacation from
her duties.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Mary Eng. |
land of Oskaloosa, who had beef |
here visiting her brother, Mike Wren, |
returned home last Friday evening. |
Francis Wren, who made a couple of |
She was accompanied by her nephew, |
days visit with his relatives in the |
Mahaska capital.
Mrs. viii Brainard, who has been !
here with her sister, Mrs. Amy Com.
fort, during the winter, has returned |
to her home near McGregor Mrs. |
Comfort, who has been quite i'll, has |
recovered sufficiently to be out o. !
doors following d confinement OF al ,
most four months.
tFrom Mondays DailY.l
Barnes City News: r. T. Bell of the
OskalOosa Salvation army was in town
last week.
Monroe County News: Prof. A. ].
Davis OF OskalOOsa was a week end .
guest at the Charles Schroeder home. |
What Cheer Patriot: Earl WinslOw
who is attending college at OskalOosa
spent Sunday with his parents near
Coal Greek.
Pelia Booster Dick SynhOrst and !
wife of Oskaloosa we're over Sunday
visitors in Pella at the parental J. H.
Reuvers home.
Reinbeck Courier: Mrs. John Kull. |
ner of Oskaloosa, returned to her
relatives here.
Lovilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sullivan of OskalOOsa, visited in the ,
,ity Saturday and Sunday, the guests
Of the John l.. Sullivan family.
Bussey Record: Mr. and Mrs. Brick
5y OF OSkdlOOSd, returned nome MON"
lay morning after a visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Fall and family.
Edwin Perry was in town Saturday
With his family, coming from Pitts
)urgh, Pa, where he has been in at
enhance at the miners general con. ,
erence. He went to Colfax today to
'esume work in the mines at that
Dlace. /
Miss Fern Soseman is in Des |
Moines spending a few days visiting |
Mrs. Roy Biar.
Mrs. Grant Coleman of Sprinield, !
H., is guest in the city for a week |
with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Harris.
Mrs. Sophia Freeman went to Keo-
Suk Saturday evening to visit in the |
nome of her daughter, Mrs. A. w. |
overs.
Grace Tout. daughter of +. NJ |
Tout, submitted to an operation OF /
he throat Sunday morning, and is |
resting easy today.
C.. A. Schaefer arrived here Satur. |
lay from Beardstown, Illinois, for q |
several days visit with his daughter, |
Mrs. J. H. Terrill.
Secretary Kramer of the Y. NJ. &. |
A., spent Sunday visiting with hts |
amily at Cedar Rapids, returning |