The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-05-04

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to be taken home"
Fl. w. Mccullough left this morr
ling for Cedar Rapids.
Colfax Clipper: George Terrill wen
lown to 0skaloosa on business FIR
| lay.
Loyilia Press: Chas. Cain was
business visitor in oskaloosa, Tues
lay.
Pella Chronicle; Y. Neels visiter
! lis parents at Oskaloosa Saturday al
ernoon.
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. f. A. Coburn
If Oskaloosa, was in town the latte
art of last week.
Keokuk County News: George CraV
ord went to OskaloOsa Tuesda!
morning to visit his nephew, Mr.
Heating.
Miss Winifred Smith of Cedar Rap
ds, returned to her home this morn
ng after several days visit with
'e!atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Emmert have
'eturned home from an extended visit
1t Los Angeles and San Francisco
California.
Hedrick Journal: Mrs. Eva Swear
ngen and Miss Edith Swearingen
we're in O3kalOosa Sunday, visiting al
he A. l.. Howell home.
Miss Edith Helmer, state student
secretary of the Y. w. c. A. spoke at
the Y. w. G. A. exercises in Penn
Chapel yesterday morning.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Claire
Iroll returned to Oskaloosa the first
If the week after short visit with
her mother, Mrs. S. A. Crawford.
Mrs. Erma Johnson and son John
Iohn7on, of Marshalltown have been
visiting here for several days at the
home of Mrs. Johnson's brother, Geo.
Esperson.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. ana Mrs.
Harry Miller and children, Jessie and
Eugene, and Howard McClain OF Oska
loosa drove to Fairfield Sunday and
visited Mrs. Dell Bates.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. George
Cleveland has been spending few
days at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Earl Miner at Oskaloosa. The
family have been having the measles.
Delta Press: Mr.. r. o. Hutchine re
turned from Oskaloosa after a two
weeks visit, and in that time attend
ed three weddings. which is pretty
good for a boy as he is IS years OF
age.
New Sharon Star: Mr.. c. L. Suits
nan has just completed the building
of fine new tenant house of the bun
galow style on the south end of his
farm. P. w. Sparks of Oskaloosa was
the contractor.
Ottumwa Review: Mrs. James X.
Dysart. $50 North Green street, left
Thursday morning for OskaloOsa
where she will hear the address Civ
en- there bv Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait, president of the National Suf-
frage association.
MonteZuma Republican: Fred Ray
burn of Oskaloosa was in Montezuma,
Saturday looking after business mat
tiers. Fred has a fine farm adjoining
days to get a breath OF pure country
air and an old fashioned farm dinner
with real ham and red gravy and other
trimmings.
Pella Pooster: Mannus Braafhart
AMI Mrs Marie Wise of this city were
united in marriage at OskaloOsa last
Monday afternoon by Justice of the
Peace Phillips of that city! The bride
and groom returned home in the even.
ing and are at home on East Frank
lin street The party was accompanied
to OskalOosa by Miss Lottie Fraa'
fhart.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Mary
Welch of Pittsburg, Penn, better
known as Miss Name Wright has ter,
minated a ten days visit among rela,
tives and friends at her old home
here, and has returned home. She was
called back to Iowa by the last illness
and death of her father, ]. c. Wright
of Oskaloosa.
Eddyville Tribune: Charles, the lit
tie four year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. L. Knott of Cedar, has been quite
sick with pneumonia and pleurisy al
the home of his aunt, Mrs. J, c. Fisher
at OskaloOsa. Mrs. A. Werner and
daughter Miss Bertha. Miss Christina
Werner and Miss Blanche johnson
were up Sunday to see him. Miss Johr
son remained there to care for the
sick child
Fddyville Tribune: Miss Vina Sa
Vile, who is soon to become the bride
of Ray Odem of Oskaloosa, was giver
a miscellaneous shower at the J. H
Fields home a few evenings ago mucl
to her surprise. The shower was givel
by the Baptist Ali Society and tbs
Baptist Sunday school, two organiZa
tons of which she IS a member, few
other friends also contributing. W.
hear that the newlyweds are to live
in Oskaloosa where the groom has ;
pO jition,
! New Sharon Star: To house GROVE
ed to it's limit, with standing room a
a premium the grade pupils of NeT
Sharon Public schools under the d
rection of Miss Edith Wyn Williams
teacher of music, gave one Of the fin
est programs at the Auditorium tina
it has ever been our pleasure TO heal
When the first number was given W
thought it was certainly the best o
the program but at the close of eac
number we felt the same way unit
at the end we were glad we were nc
called upon 10 judge which grade di
the best work. 1t was all exceeding
fine and proves two things. first tina
New Sharon has some splendid Ia
ent among the children and secon'
that Miss Williams is an exceller
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