The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-03
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port, is visiting friends and acquaint
ances here for few days
Mrs. G. w Collins of st. Louis is q
gaets in the city with her sister, Mrs
Emma Victor, at 63S North Market
streeE
Miss Ava Morgan returned to her
home in Waterloo this morning fol
lowing a few days visit here with rel.
atiyes.
Mr. and Mrs, II. X. Pile Leturned
this morning to their home in Des
Moines after a brief visit in the city
with friends.
Knoxville Journal: Miss Lillian Kill
burn, of Oskaloosa, visited here with
the family of her sister, Mrs. S. H.
Mears, and returned home Monday.
] Dickinson, of Bonneville, Mo, a
representative of Kemper Military
Academy, is in town today looking up
prospective students for Kemper.
Misses Vida and, Gertrude Laughrey
have returned from a several weeks
visit over the state of Colorado, taking
ia all points of interest in the state.
Miss Mary Meredith of Atlantic left
for her home today after spending
the week in the city, a guest of DR..
and Mrs. Frazier of North Ninth st.
Frank b. Shafer of Great Falls,
Montana. formerly of this city, is in
the city looking after business inter
ests and calling on friends and rela
tiVea.
Miss Lora Williams has returned to
her home in st. Louis after several
"A ~.rt-sx fcsf iV, tho aitv with hnr pniIcin
Miss Ora Victor, at 63S North Market
street.
]. M. Loekridge and daughter, Mrs.
Eutton, of Hastings, Nebraska, have
returned home after a several days
visit with Mr. Lockridge's sister, Mrs.
Coryell.
Mrs. Frank Mcguire and Mrs Fred
Bogard of Cedar Rapids returned to
their home this morning after several
days visit here with friends and ac-
Quaintances.
Mrs. Frank Baker. of Evanston, H..
and Mrs. Leo Paulger, of Cedar Falls,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening
to visit their aunt Mrs. E. r. Hatcher,
1912 South Second street.
Ayer:ne Smith of North Third
SlFEels hdS Ihheu u merry IlOSpltdl
Friday and underwent an operation |
Tor appendicitis. She is getting along |
as well as can be expected. .
Mrs Daisy w. Shultz, of 400 Second |
avenue east. who has been Off duty |
for the past week with blood poison |
ing of the feet, is now able to be up !
and about the house to a certain ex-
tent. Her many friends will hope |
for speedy recovery.
J. S. Reynolds, a former we'll |
known resident of Mahaska county, |
now located in Florida, is back to Ma
hagka county upon business trip and !
to see former friends and associates, !
He came via Chicago where he has |
been visiting in the home Of his |
daughtec
Albert CShorty'D Gluck, day bag
gage clerk at the local NJ & ST. l.. |
station, returned home last evening |
from Denver, Colorado, where he has |
been visiting with relatives. Shorty"
was in a snow storm this week, and
says the weather is a little cooler when
snow is falling.
Miss Pearle Snider. deputy county |
left this morning for George. !
Iowa. where she will spend several /
weeks visiting relatives. The party !
will spend some time at Lake OkObOji |
and will make several motor trips, one !
OF which will take them several miles j
up into Dakota.
Miss Pigeon Boyer, who has been
visiting with her sister, Miss 10, in
Denver, has returned to her home on
First avenue east. She came to AL
bia where Mr.. John Blakeslee met her
with his car. Miss Boyer reports the
heat at Denver as extreme as that be-
ing experienced here.
Mrs. John Whitmore was over
come by heat at her home about four
O'Clock Friday afternoon and was in
a precarious condition for several J
hours. Difficulty was experienced
in obtaining the services of a physt-
clan, but first aid was rendered by
number of women and neighbors.
Abba Republican: Margaret Reynolds
is home from a visit with relatives in
Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Chronicle: Geo. Crane
and wife are visiting their daughter,
al Oskaloosa.
Delta fress: Mrs. Mack Jacobs and
Mrs. c. L. Garrett were Oskaloosa
shoppers Saturday.
Hedrick Journal: Mrs. G. G. Warder
and children visited last week witt
relatives in Oskaloosa.
Abba Republican Mrs. p. w. Sparks
OF Oskaloosa was welcome guest at
the S. w. Wilson home Friday.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Josie Hibler
went 10 Oskaloosa Saturday and spent |
until Sunday evening with relatives,
Packwood Review: Mrs Emsby |
Brewer left Monday for her home at |
0skaloosa after an extended visit here. |
Delta Press: Mrs. Alta Coffman left /
Thursday for oskaloosa where she /
has position as clerk in clothing
sore.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Martin Van
der Linden and Mrs Luke H. Wander |
Linden were Oskaloosa visitors Mon |
day afternoon.
Keokuk County Republican: Mrs /
Pearl Jester Fry of South English !
came in last week from Oskaloosa and |
srent the week visiting her relatives /
in this vicinity.
New Sharon Star: Bernice and Mar
garet Coulter went to 0skaloosa on
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