The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-17

! and wife of Oskaloosa, were callers {
the Il. p Way home Sunday evening
+ Pella Chronicle: Mrs. J. l.. MOI
ster visited at the home of her siste
Mrs. Ben Wolf, in 0skaloosa Frida.
Ottumwa Review: Miss Sylvia M,
Call. of Oskaloosa, is the house CUES
of Rev, Maude M. Hume, 500 Eas
Williams street.
| What Cheer Patriot: Mr., E. X
Bruce, the Thornburg Gold Fish mar
was in What Cheer on his way t,
Oskaloosa on business.
Lovilia Press: Miss Blaudwil
Reese, of the Abbott hospital, Oska
loosa, visited in thecity over Sunda,
the guest of Mrs. Leslie Perrin.
Peter Bogaard a farmer of nea
Reinbeck, is in town relative to
transfer of real estate that may MAKE
him a resident of Oskaloosa in thu
spring of 1917.
Eddyyille Tribune: Ralph Deck, o
Oskaloosa superintendent of the Ma
haska County Bottling works, was il
Eddyyille Friday and Saturday even
ings visiting with friends here.
Ottumwa Review: Mrs. Miller ant
Miss Minnie Miller returned to theil
home in Oskaloosa after short visit
with their daughter and sister, Mrs
q. H. Pangburn, 312 South Moore
street.
Mrs. Hannah McGlasson, No. 800 G
avenue west, has the first "mallow'
of the season 1T is a giant .posy, some
thing after the order of a hollyhock
The flower is brilliant red and meas
ured eight to ten inches across.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs
Geo, w. Thompson, of Kirkyille, Mrs
Josephine Mcdonald, of Oskaloosa
and Chas. Zigafoos, of Tacoma
Washington, visited in Fremont yes
terday with Mr. and Mrs Geo w
Alderman. 's'' ="
Davis, County, Republican: A mes
sage was received, in Bloomfield by
relatives stating that ]. Y. B. Wood
was very i'll at the hospital in Oska.
loosa from typhoid fever. He is q
brother OF Mrs, Ida W. ,selman a of
Hloomheld; .pu ~ grEcal ila IN,
81 Keokuk County News: F. s. Yerg-
er was taken to Oskaloosa this week,
where he enters the hospital for treat.
ent. He has suffered greatly with lum-
bago and sciatic rheumatism and
goes where he can get the best of
treatment.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Lillian I'm
derhill, of Des Moines, was here last
week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Underhill. She left last
Wednesday evening for Oskaloosa to
spend a few days visiting her daugh-
teI, Mrs. K. Keilselbach.
?, Bussey Record, Mrs Mabel Olsen
of Ration, New Mexico, spent Wednes.
day here with hen friend, Mrs. F'loy
n f'romg here she went to Os-
Clure accompanied here to OskalOosa
and will remain for several days to
attend, the chautauqua.
Louis McKanna. nof Sioux City, city
hall and political writer on the Sioux
city Tribune, is here fog flew days
with3relatiyes and friends. His broth,
err Harry is with the rival paper in
Sioux City, the Journal, and the
brothers try conclusions on beats
many times. The boys are both grad
yates of the Herald and are both
making good, ,-,gaa.u
Eddyvillesu Tribune: A.eP, Spencer
and a partyIof seyenijdrove down from
OskaloOsa last Friday, and took six
o'clock dinner at the Hotel Eddyyille.
Those present We've: Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer, Mrs. VIM. e. Bowen of Des
Moiness Mrs Lizzie Birdsell of Daven-
port, Mrs. Levi, of OskaloOsa and
Miss Beckie Heinsfurther, of Oska-
OOsa. All spent q very nice evening.
Emory C. Rice, of Coffeyville, Kan
ias. and James A. Rice, OF Des MOines
Moines, came to Oskaloosa Thursday
or the funeral of their mother the
ate Mrs. Louisa A. Rice, widow of
General Samuel A. Rice. Emory C..
departed Friday evening for his home
while James A. remained in town
several days with old time acquaint-
lnces. James A, is a former mayor
If Oskaloosa. - .,.r. a. s-t.
E. S. J. button is authority for the
statement that if the people of Oska-
oosa desire a well of good drinking
water there is already splendid well
IN north Market street located about
n front of the Doctor J. c. Barringer
,ffice. 1t was put down jointly by D.
". Loring and S. ]. button years ago
md was known as the best will in
own. 1t is deep well and tapped
/ stream of flowing water. It was
used by thousands of people
md was never known to go dry. Mr..
button advocated the opening of this
we'll. He says the cost would be
mail and he will see to 1t that the
rice of the pump and equipment is
tFrom Tuesdays DailyJ
Mrs. B. N. Willis of Ottumwa, is
risiting with local relatives.
Mrs. Clarence r. Hawkins left this
morning for Sigourney to visit rela-
ives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Long left this
morning for Des Moines for a visit
With relatives.
Miss Wayne Allender left this
morning for Des ,Moines to look after
business matters.
Miss Irene Zince, of Waterloo, has
arrived to spend the week at the b.
!. Lawrence home.
Mrs. Frank b. Barton and daughter
Miss Vivian, returned to their home
n Iowa City this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Young, of Mar
halItown arc guests offs relative