The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-05-25

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tened to in What Cheer in many q
/. day and was thoroughly enjoyed.
, District Supervisor B. A. Sterling
Iof the Prudential Life Insurance Com
lpany was here from Ottumwa last
tweek to pay an obligation to the Os.
kaloosa office force and their wives
Mr.. Sterling told the boys if they
put over a certain amount increase
for the week, he would set up the din
ners. At the end of the week Mr.
Charles Wilson, district agent in this
locality, called Mr.. Sterling and re-
ported gnawing hunger present with
the loal corps. Mr.. Sterling was in
town promptly and last week paid the
forfeit at a loal hosiery.
tFrom Tuesdays DailyJ
Deep River Record: ]. w. johnson
was passenger for Oskaloosa Thurs
day.
M. Vreeland was In Des Moines on
Sunday, a guest of his son Edgar Vree
land.
|. E. Wormhoudt, a Clothier of Eddy
Vile was III town yesterday upon a
business mission.
Grinnell Herald; Miss Marie Flack
left for Oskaloosa Friday evening for
all over Sunday visit with her friend
Miss Ruth Mccall.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Ray Odem
of Oskaloosa is visiting her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Seville anu
other Eddyville relatives.
Frank Adcmeit who was injured
several weeks ago. while working in
the local M. & st. l.. round house, was
able to return to work Monday morn
ing.
Waterloo Courier. Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Hazen and daughter of Os-
kaloosa returned to their home Thurs
day night after a visit with friends in
Waterloo.
Richland H1arion: Miss Verle
Wade went to Oskaloosa, Monday, for
a short visit with Miss Lottie Bailey.
She attended an Eastern Star banquet
in that city.
Barnes City News: Mrs. J. E. Arm
strong and Mrs Frank Morrow attend
ed the Christmas Endeavor Conven-
ton, at Oskaloosa Saturday and Sun
day. They will give their report at the
C. E. service Sunday night.
Christ Seitz of Denver, Colorado is |
visiting his sister Mrs. Fred Loos, No.
S55 Seventh avenue east. The brother
and sister had not seen each other in
ten years and the visit is in the ma
ture of surprise for Mrs. Loos.
Packwood Reviewed.. D. Snider of
OskaloOsa was a business visitor here
the latter part OF last week. Mr.. Snid
tr's friends would like to see him in
business here, although his three ven
lures here have been unfortunate. as
he was visited by the fire field each
time.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs Al
hamilton and daughter Mrs. Chas.
Heckenberg of Oskaloosa arrived on
Monday to assist Mrs. Margaret Heck
cnberg of OskaloOsa arrived Monday
tn assist Mrs. Margaret EIeckenberC
with her housekeeping. We are all
glad to see Mrs. HeCkenberg home
again since she was operated on.
Grfnnell Herald: Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
Flair and daughter Helen and Mr.
Blair's brother F. N. Blair of OsKa-
lCosa, with his wife and daughter, left
Friday for an auto trip to Alton, where
they will visit relatives, going from
fll6It W J dbOl, " HClC Nl NNdbSl
Flair teaches in the conservatory.
I hey expect to be gone about week.
Eddyville Tribune: Grin Brdgford,
OH the old Steph Lamis place, sus
tanned the rupture of a blood vessel
last week, which brought on pro
fuse hemorrhage from the lungs and
throat, shortly after his return from
working in the wind and dust of the
fed. At last reports he was getting
along nicely and no i'll effects were
f. w. Lundy. who has
been at Oskaloosa of late, returned
TO Eddyville last week to look after
his farm, where Mr. Bridgford re-
sides.
Concerning the new Rector who
comes to the st James church, June
[. the Jackson County Seminal says
We the women of st. Marks Guild,
regretting the resignation of the Rev.
Arthur NJ. Lewis. wish to express our
sincere appreciation of his work, not
only in the parish. but in the COM
We take this means of extend
ing our thanks TO Mr.. Lewis for his
sympathy in time OF sorrow. his helpl
i'll trouble, his work with the needy
his endeavors to advance the welfare
Of the young people. his unse!tish
spending of self and time and money
to aid all movements for the better.
ment of Maquoketa.
Mrs. F. e. Martin of New Sharon
was in the city yesterday looking af-
ter business matters.
K Burgess from the motion picture
colony at Universal City. California is
in town looking after business mat
ters. !
Miss Margaret and Miss Mary Shaw
returned to their home in Mason City
II is morning after a few days visit |
+ ere. &C.,.
Mrs. Harry Moreland of Albert Lea,
returned home yesterday afternoon
after a few days visit here with rela-
tives. !
Miss Bertha Koboldt returned this
morning to her home in Cooper, Ia,
after brief visit at c. Fl. U. with !,
friends.
"a Sidney Hirsch spent Sunday In Ot3
tumwa, going down on Saturday event.
ing and returning home Monday
morning.