The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
tFrom Wednesdays Dany.,

spending the day visiting relatives
d Pella.
Supreme Court Judge B. W. Presto
returned yesterday from a bushes
trip to Davenport
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. K. Omundson lei
this morning for a few days visit wit
3 friends in Des Moines.
Mrs. nellie O'Connor says she ha
! chickens Matched December % tina
viii be good sized frys Soon. ''@f's q
Mrs. Peter, Haugen ,ha has" rreturne.
from buying trip to st. Paul for TIL
t millinery department at Frankeps.
Miss Anna Black of Albert Lea re
turned to her home this morning afte
a visit here with friends and acquaint
ances.
Miss Constance Harrison of Oma
ha, Nebr., is a guest in the city for
few days with her friend, Miss Annie
Roberts.
Miss Minnie Burke went to Water
loo this morning where she will Visi
for several days with her sister, Mrs
Otto Strause.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Darwin returned
last evening to their home in Wash
ington after a brief visit in the city
with friends.
! Mrs. Malinda B. Hunt, who has beer
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs
r. e. Stubs, returned to her home in
Iowa Falls this morning.
Miss Meehan, in charge of the mil
linery department at the Baldauf-Ros
enblatt Co, is in Chicago on a goods
buying trip for this section.
Mrs. c. E. Barnard was a passen-
ger to Victor. Iowa, this morning, 60
| ing to take part in a special w. c. T.
U. meeting, and appearing on the pro-
gram this afternoon.
Mrs. C. e. Sawyer was a guest yes
terday evening and last night with
Mrs. Ralph McCurdy in Newton. Mrs.
Sawyer will also make a brief visit
with friends in Des Moines.
Mrs. Harry Douglas was hostess
last evening to the Review Club, The
girls did fancy work, and had their
usual good time, and Mrs. Douglas
served delicious refreshments during
the evening.
H. Wesley Garner, connected with
the Mckinley interests in Des Moines,
was in Oskaloosa yesterday. Mr..
Garner says they like Des Moines very
much, and are engaged in building a
new home there.
Mrs. Marie Winter Wescott, who
has been critically i'll at the home of
the father C. Winter, on C avenue
east, is better today, with chances
favoring recovery. She passed q
good night, with easier breathing ana
less suffering. Symptoms today are
more favorable. ..
ern business trip. ..
Robert Kent is confined to his
home by tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Douglas have
returned from few days visit in Des
Moines.
A. F. Motsch of the Baldauf- Rosen,
blatt store has returned from a bust
ness trip to New York ..
Fred P. Van Sickle is down from
Des Moines for a business visit and
he took III the Elks Min
strels.
Washington Journal: Mrs. R. S.
Cook returned home Saturday even
ing from OskalOOsa where she had
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. C. Winter, who is in Califor
MIA, has been summoned home to the
bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Marie
Wescott, who is critically i'll Of pneu-
monia.
ColfaX Tribune: l. E. Thomas OF
Oskaloosa is in the city looking after
his interests at the Thomas hardware
and implement store and visiting his
brother Irwin and wife,
Keota Eagle: Mrs. Mart Mcdowell
is visiting her daughter, Dolly Long,
at OskaloOsa, her daughter Allie Mar.
tin, at Grinnell, and her son, Frank
also of Grinnell.
Charles Bogard is the latest local
convert to the motor driven vehicle.
He closed deal for machine yester'
day and will be running about. at will
as soon as the roads permit. , ....
Grinnell Register: Glenn Friend OF
the Oskaloosa Times was here Friday
evening on his way home from Des
Moines. Fred Flack says they call
him "Dominar down at Oskaloosa.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. Edith McCarty
of Oskaloosa and Mrs. Naomi Allen.
der of Boone came home Friday for
few days visit, and Donald Stewart
and Warren Statler came from Iowa
City on Saturday, SO that the ]; W.
Stwart family were all together once
more. Z
Eddyville Tribune: A deal was
made last week whereby Will Albers
sold to Dave Smith the seve nacre
farm which Will purchased near Bea.
con last year. Will took in part pay
ment in the deal the property In
South Eddyville where the Smith fam.
lily have been living for some time.
The Smiths will nave to their new
home about March 1st, and Wills
Mrs. G. Albers, will move from
rooms in the property of Mrs. Sarah
Boyd to the property which win has
secured of the Smiths as a home for
his aged mother.
The following from the Burlington
Hawk Eye of Feb. 10 will be of inter.
est to friends here. of Miss Fichtner,
who is a sister of Mrs. Fl. T. Metz of
500 South ID street: "Miss Helen
whose resignation was se
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