The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-22

enroute for Marshalltown, where they
will attend the state G. A. r. meet
!. ings.
Mrs. Orpha Deck has resigned her
position with Smith Shipley to accept
a similar one with Stein Bros, in Hast
ings. NebT., Mrs. Deck will leave this
week.
Miss Alto Brown of Sfgourney was
lin town yesterday afternoon enroute
Ito Marshalltown, where she will at
ftend the state encampment Of the
EThitty.Third Iowa. .',
Mrs. John Wood to Alexandria, Mo-,
was in town yesterday afternoon, en-
Eroute for Marsh&lltown, where she
will visit for several days at the home
of Mrs. Jane Childers. ''H
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Pearson of Lib
ertyville was in town this morning
enroute to Marshalltown, where they
will attend the state convention of the
G. A. r.. and w. r. c. '..s mi'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonyata,> Mrs.
A. Mehlin, Marion Donnely and Alex
Blair of Grinnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Bedford of What Cheer spent Mon
day at the same home. ~
Mr. and Mrs. James Frye of Liberty
vile, left this morning for Marshall
town, after a short visit here at the
home of Mrs. r. l.. Blackford. They
will attend the state convention Of the
G. A. r.
Mrs. ]. w. Carson of Burlington,
who was in town yesterday, enroute
to Marshalltown, to attend the state
encampment of the Thirty-third Iowa,
Of ThrfS
during her brief stay. nsn.a -, ~,
MrsJrW, S,tGarrett, and Mrs. Clar.
ence Grower of Delta and Mrs. L.
Van Dorm OF .Pella, were in town yes
terdayS AFTERNOON enroute for Marsh.
alltown' to attend the, state G. A. r.
and W. r, C. conventions. '"" "''"-.
Fred w, Magdsick of Charles City,
who has Just completed work in the
school of Engineering at the State
University of Iowa, arrived here last
evening, to accept position withathe
Oskaioosa Traction & Light Company.
Mr., and MIS- ]. M. Harris, the sing.
ing evangelist OF the Holiness Camp
meeting who have been guests at the
home of Mrs. e. Crookman, 105 Fifth
avenue East, since the camp meeting
closed, have departed for Illinois,
where they will assist in another meet
ing.
Mrs. Eta Frederic, Mrs. j. p, Pear
son, Mrs. w. w. Montgomery, Mrs. M.
Dunkelburg, Miss Sidney Tovera, Mrs.
M. Glover, and Mrs. Ida Casio, left
this morning for Marshalltown, where
they will attend the state convention
of the w. r. c., and of the Ladies OF
the G. A. r. . ..., ....t..
Mrs. Mabel Long, who underwent
an operation at the hospital at Ottum-
wa on Decoration Day. is getting along
fine. She has been taken to the home
of her sister in 0ttumwa where she
will recuperate for several weeks, pos,
sibly not returning ito Oskaloosa UNI
til early in the fall. o, r...l,.a.3u
Mrs. N. w. Pond was passenger
to Marshalltownr this morning, going
to attend the state convention Of the
c. A. r., w. r. c. and ladies OF the
G. A. RI Mrs. Nora Bryson of Wash
ington, who spent last evening at the
home of Mrs. Pond, left with her this
morning to attend the convention.
Mr. and Mrs Charles B. Crone of
York, Nebraska are visiting at the
James Mayne home. east of the city.
Mrs. Creme. is a sister of Mr.. Mayne.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Aldingery Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Mayne, Mrs. Hugh Mayne,
and Mr., Bennett of What Cheer were
also Sunday visitors at the Mayne
home.
Brooklyn Chronicle: ]. M. Smith
was in Oskaloosa the first Of the week
visiting his aunt
E. r. Kerwin of Monmouth, ILL.,, was
in town yesterday looking after road
business and visiting.
Colfax Clipper: Miss Hattie Spies
left Friday for Oskaloosa to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Ella Smith.
Mr. Duncan, of the Hub Clothing
Store, has gone to Charles City where
he will have charge of the store there.
Barnes City News: Ray Harris and
family and his father and mother
spent Sunday at Rays sisters, Mrs.
Clyde Robson, west OF ,Oskaloosa.Ha
Mrs Wilson Chase and son Junior.
who have spent the winter at the'par-
entail w. r. CoWan home, left Friday
for their new home In Cincinnati, o!
Byron Lenius and family have NOV
ed to Oskaloosa from New York state,
Mr.. Lenins having purchased the VIM.
Brown property at los X avenue east.
Grinnell Heraldt, Mrs. N, A. Zell-
ner has returned to her home in Os-
kaloosa after visiting in Grinnell at
the Joseph Gilbert home and with
relatives near Mason City.
Wayland News:Alle Wenger went
by auto to Grinnell Wednesday His
mother accompanied him as far as o.
kaloosa for visit with her brother,
J. J. Allen and family, of Beacon.
Knoxville Journal: Miss Roxie JEFF
fers of Oskaloosa was here all last
week on account OF the sickness Of one
of her sisters, returning to the Ma
haska county capital on Saturday.
Miss May Richie of Cedar and
VIM Richie left last evening for
Mansfield, Ohio, where they will visit
relatives for a,few days. They will
also visit other places of interest in
tho east. Ear
Duncan Mcdonald of Beacon is out
after a two weeks confinement to his
bed, threatened with pneumonia, and
is now engaged in completing the res
- al. Il a.