The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-08-24
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CFrom Saturdays Daily
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0f Oskaloosa, a former resident o
Abba, was in town Friday.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Edith
Wells went to Oskaloosa Friday t.
spend a few days with relatives anC
friends
Loyilia Press: Mrs. C. e. Parker anG
daughter Miss Helen, visited in Os
kaloosa over Sunday, the guests 81
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Garland and
children have arrived home from a
fortnights outing which they spent in
Wateryille, MINI.
Miss Mary Dobyns who has been en-,
joying q portion of her summer yaca
tion in Denver has returned to her
home in Oskaloosa.
Christopher Tohren who has been
working as machinist in a big shop
at Moline is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Chris Tohren near Givin.
Waterloo Courier and Reporter:
Miss Ona Jackley, Oskaloosa, is in
Waterloo for visit of two weeks with
Ruth Fitzgerald, 1909 Fifth street
west
Ottumwa Review: Miss Sylvia Nc
Coll has returned to her home in Os-
kaloosa after spending several days
with Rev. Maude NJ. Hume, 402 East
Finley avenue.
Colonel J. f. McNeill has returned
from a business trip to Montreal. He
says he encountered soldiers every.
where in great crowds and wonder
full spirit of patriotism pervodes the
land. a..a IL T., Ael
Richland Clarion: Mr.. and Mrs.
: Clarence Dayton of 0skaloosa visited
OF the home of Mrs. Dayton's father,
VIM. stephens, Saturday, and went to
Clay to visit at the Arson Woodford
home A7l @aa..-'
William Spears has been putting in
the week advertising the Labor Day
celebration and distributing programs
in the towns concerned in the affair,
Centerville and Abba, and he will be
in Ottumwa and Eddyville later.
Misses Opal and Minnie Noe, and
Misses Clarisa and Verda Pew with
Miss Faye Garrett made up merry
little party Thursday evening and
took hike" out to see the Noe girls
brother who is working on stock
farm just west of the city.
Pella Booster Press: Mrs. s. Onstein
returned to her home in Oskaloosa on
Sunday evening after visiting here a
few days with her mother Mrs. Boost
ma Mrs, Bootsma who suffered from
a stroke of paralysis few weeks ago
is now almost well again.
Knoxville Express: Mrs, Jefferson
Tallerday and daughter, Mrs. Sadie
ii 10 nCl-
Friday morning having been here
spending a few days with Mrs, Taller
days father, r. H. Burnett and with
her father-in-law, William ,Tallerday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, J. Perkins have
arrived home from Lake Forest, his,
wrehe they have been for the past six
weeks, visiting their daughter, Miss
Helen who, has a cottage at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins we're delighted
with their visit, and report most en-
joyable VACATION.
Miss Alice johnson who has been
taking a special course at. the Column
bia University of New York during
the summer will arrive in town next
week TO be a guest in the home OF
her brother Carl Johnson for couple
OF weeks before resuming her work in
the schools of Los Angeles, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lawson are visiting
in New Sharon.
Mrs. William Jackson returned this
morning to her home in Des Moinea
after visit here with relatives.
Miss Charlotte Fritz of Davenport is
visiting here, guest at the home OF
her cousin, Miss Lorena Little.
Mrs. L. NJ. Oyerturf and Mrs. T. o.
Bowele Of Ottumwa, were in town
yesterday enroute to Marshalltown.
Mrs. Marie Kennel arrived last eE-
ening from Minneapolis and will spend
s,,vefa; weeks here with relatives and
friends. Il 20. -. t1'.. ..,
Miss Mary Robinson is in Des
Moines today looking after business
matters, and will remain over Sunday,
guest with friends.
Mrs. George E. Powell and baby,
Airline have returned to their nome
in Mason City after a visit at the par
entail Oakley Little home. -r@-
Miss Myrtle Roberts and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Smith of Uniyersitn Park
left Yesterday afternoon for New Shar-
on. where they will attedn camp meet
ing
Mrs. Minnie Greenfield and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Greenfield of Los An
geles, Cal, were in town yesterday
enroute to Grinnell, for a visit at the
William Fawcett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Meyer, Miss
Beulah Herrick and Miss Bessie Camp
bell OF Elrick Iowa. are guests during
a week end visit of the Roy Greff
home. They came cross country in
their car.
Miss Bernice Baer of Los Angeles
arrived from Chicago this morning to
visit in the home of her sister, Mrs.
Chas. G. Pike, No. 511 First avenue
East. Miss Baer has been in New York
city the guest OF Mrs. Winnie Bomar
Wettstein.
Mrs. C. w. Bollinger and Mrs. Ralph
poliinger have gone to Chicago for
several weeks visit. They will spend
4 part of the time with Mrs. Nellie
Gibbs Woodin. While they are away,
little Miss Blanche Bollinger Is with
her great-grandmother in Ottumwa-
Mrs. r. M. Boyer who we're hurt in
The automobile accident Thursday
a. 4aas q IL.