The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-05-18
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iucal friends about town yesterday.
6. e. Combs, OF Minneapolis, a
M q 81. L. representative was
tc~n yesterday in the roads interes
Miss Matte IIargrayes, Of Buffal,
near Davenport, is in town with rel;
visit az '|''n
0lss Letta Morgan returned to he
BONG in Cedar Rapids this mcTnin
alter few days visit here with rela
tltes
Mrs. J. w. Skinner left this morn
ing for Marshalltown where she will
Fi1i for few days with friends an,
relatives.
g, w Rathbourne was passenge
TO New Sharon this morning, goinl
- visit for few days at the C. r
Russell home.
Mrs. Bessie Meyers, of Osceola, II
a guest here at the home of her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Fansher, I'll
North II street
MIR. and Mrs. A. B, Richards were
passengers to Lynn''ille this morning
gcing TO visit for several days with
attends and acquaintance.
Ii NJ Mccarthy. of Marshalltown
tIaln,naster of the north half Of the
eastern division was in town yesteT,
da. looking after road business
W G. Ebey and son, who have been
visiting for several days with Mr..
Ebey's sister, in Jacksonville, Illinois,
returned to their home this morning.
A. Fl. Ford Rock Island civil engin,
cer and ID. ID. Wahely, master carpen-
tel of the local c. z. !. 4 Z. division,
were in town Thursday, looking after
the interests of the road.
Doctors 3. o. Jerrel, f. d. MCLEAN,
J Z. Traister, Jay G. Roberts and F.
J. Jarvis arrived home last night and
this morning from Davenport where
the have been attending the annual
state convention OF the Iowa Medical
Society.
A Columbus Junction dispatch says,
An enthusiastic Equal Suffrage meet
ing was held here Wednesday night
in tac Odd Fellows building. Pew. C..
u Lochr of 0skaloosa, was the speak
e. of the evening and gave a most
excellent address. Refreshments
we're served bv the league at the con.
clGsion of the speaking"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Mintern. daugh-
ter Miss Francy ami son Carl, have
stopped in Oskalcosa enrolte from
their home near Springfield, Illinois.
10 Manitou, Colorado. Where they en-
pect to spend the summer in the in
teres.s of the health of the little girl. |
They stopped in town pending the
coming of better weather. not that the |
roads were not negotiable but the
atmospheric conditions were not fav-
cradle for the child.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Mary Gal
lagher, of OskalOosa, visited over Sun
dav with her sister Miss Hattie Gal
lagher at the VIM. Gallagher home.
Miss Emma Ryan. of Oskaloosa also
visited over Sunday at the Gallagher
home. remaining here to spend the
week.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. James
MrNuIty returned to Oskaloosa yes
terday morning, where she is staying
with her mother, Mrs. Frank West, !
who is sick with asthma and other
complication of advanced age. Mrs. |
West is past IS years. Mrs. McNulty |
visited here with her family from Sat
urday until yesterday morning.
New Sharon Star: John Kullmer,
OF the Union Monarch Laundry of o.
EalOosa accompanied by Charles Doug
lass made their initial trip last Tues
day with the lsudry wagon over the
new route established between here
and Oskaloosa. They were well re-
-eei0ad along the line and the outlook |
is very promising. Mr.. Kullmer, feels
that this new departure is going to be |
"a success and assures the public that
ii will be a permanent thing.
0skaloosa Times: George w Dav-
is, who at the age of six came to Iowa
In the fall of IA and settled or was
settled, in West Des Moines township
still owns and run farm, while claim
ing Oskaloosa as his residence and
occasionally visiting at home. Sun
day morning he was on his way TO
church, but loitered long enough to
inform the writer. that the day before
he had marketed two hogs at Eddy
vile which brought him $3.50, AMI
that he remembered shipping a car
load to Chicago in 1873 and selling
them at S2S0 per cwt after paying
the freight OF 100000.
mt8b AHA VI VI bEOISc-
town, Illinois, has been secured by
Penn College to have charge of the
school of Expression. and also to act
as director Of athletics for women.
Miss Madden is q reader of much |
ability and her work receives only the
highest of praise She has taken work |
in Earlham College, Marden school of
Oratory in Chicago, University Of nj
l;noie, Chautauqua school of Oratory
Of New York and has studied under |
Elias Day in the chicago Lyceum of
Arts. Besides being reader. Miss
Madden is an authoress of note. Her
most recent story, The Compact was |
published in Harper's MAGAZINE for
the month of February. 1915 and has
been included in Mr.. Obrien's list OF
Fading descriptive stories printed in |
the Boston Transcript. Her athletic
training was received in a Chicago
Training school.
From Mondays DailyD
Mr.. and Mrs William Long are in
Washington spending few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Clarence Smith left this morn
Ing for a few days visit with friends
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