The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24

Gle Bowie, of Osl;aloosa.
Mrs. George Mink of Minneapolis
Mimi, is a guest In the city at the
home of her sister, Mrs. George
Sparks, TO North q street. They went
to Peoria on Wednesday to spend q
few days visiting their brother, Hen
ry Van Valet.
Fremont Gazette: e. w. Pomeroy
returned Thursday from oskaloosa,
where he served on the grand jury,
That body had not much to do with
this session and only, one indictment
was found A. L. StutZman of New
Sharon, was the foreman.
Winterset h3porter: Mrs. John
Brown arrived home Monday evening
from an extended visit with her
granddaughter, Mrs. T. r. Wilkie, of
Oskaloosa. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Wilkie and a niece, Mrs. f. F.
Baird. of Des Moines.
Eddyville Tribune: P. ID. Ankeney,
living west of town on what is known
as the MCGEE farm, delivered car
load of hay (Lhirteen tons In ALL to
Dwight Beman as Oskaloosa last
week. Mr.. Ankeney also topped the
market at the horse sale at Oskaloosa
last week, selling a mare to ID. X.
Unsicker of Wright for $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. De'bert Greist have
resumed their apartents at the AL
exander house, No. SIC South A street
or rs Fifth avenue West, after an
extended visit at the old home place
near Quaker City, Ohio. They went
back home" to spend Christmas with
the "o!d folks" and have since been
visiting among their sisters and their
cousins and their aunts" and other
relatives, and incidentally they have
been having a most enjoyable time.
New Sharon Star: Jakey Brom,
the seven year old son of Tunis Brom
who has been at the hospital in Oska-
loosa for the past seven wooks, dur.
ing which time he underwent a
double operation for peretonites was
brought home last Friday. The little
fellow is still in very weak condi.
ton but hiG recovery is hoped for.
His little schoolmates, in order to
cheer him. wrote letters to him last
week and in addition to this sent him
a large number of Valentines which
greatly pleased and comforted him
He Is glad to be home again and this
it is thought will greatly contribute
to his prospects for recovery.
(From Mondays Daiiy.l
Pella Chronicle: Mrs, V. C. Van
Vark is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ID.
S. Baar, in Oskaloosa.
Sigourney Review: Elmer Miller,
OF Oskaloosa, visited friends in Sig
Quincy part of last week.
Mrs. Roy Graft, of Elrick Junction,
is a guest with relatives and friends
in the city for few days.
Hobart White and Frank Gilbert
have gone to Albert Lea for a few
days visit with relatives.
Abba Republican: Chester Brad
bury, of Oskaloosa, was greeting his
many Abba friends Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis left
this morning for a few days visit
with relatives in FIT. Dodge. -.
Fairfield Ledger Miss Hazel Dun.
shee, New Sharon. is guest of Miss
Elizabeth Campbell on North Third
street.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Paul Syn
horst and Mrs. Joe Rhynsburger Wis
tied Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
SynhOrst at Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: John GOnd-
ero, of Oskaloosa, has been spending
few days at the home Of Clifford
Goodner who is i'll.
Isaac knight, vino has been suffer
ing from nervous breakdown and
has been seriously i'll for several
weeks is reported convaiescing.
What Cheer Chronicle: Roy Land
ers and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Vede Van
Patten and Miss Norby were at Os'
kaloosa last Friday.
Mrs. ]. X. Stoltz, of Eldora, Iowa,
is a guest in the city at the home OF
her son, ]. A. Stoltz. She will remain
in the city for about four weeks.
James De Board leaves this week
for Muskogee, Oklahoma, upon Wis
it to his sister Miss Kate DeBoard, a
former Oskaloosa girl and to look
after business affairs.
Hiteman News: Relatives were
here from Avery, Perry, Rex, Chair
ton, Abba, Cedar Rapids and Oska
Ioosa to attend the funeral of the late
VIM. Ramsell last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Brown are
leaving Oskaloosa and will make
their home in Des Moines. Mr.. Brown
has purchased interests in an auto
mobile house of that city.
Mrs. Catherine Cease, widow of the
late John w. Cease. is transferring
her residence from Oskaloosa to the
soldiers home at Marshalltown, de-
parting therefor Saturday afternoon
Fremont Gazette: hiss Mary
Hartshorn, OF Beacon. is here for a
two weeks visit with her sister, Miss
Rena Hartshorn. the efficient tele
phone girl at the Farmers & Traders
Telephone Exchange.
New Sharon Star: Leo Stone, Ha
gel Shroyer and Elizabeth Stevens
are training for the state declamatory
contest to be Reid at Knoxville in the
month of March. Miss Mabel Doll o.
Penn College is training them. There
il no reason whv New Sharon can not
carry of the honors.
Mrs. J. e. Kent, mother of Mrs. ID
E. Henley, who has been in town
several weeks on account OF the I'll
ness of her daughter, returned Sat
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