The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09
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Mrs. Ira Van Haaften of Davenport
is q guest of her sister, Mrs. Arie
Denberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Baldauf of Chi.
cago are visiting in the city today
and Sunday.
Miss Amy Tollman of Council
bluffs is a guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Frank S. Reeves.
Mrs. Thomas J. Bray and children
have gone to Davenport for a brief
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Reynolds of Greeley,
Colo, is visiting at the John Cowan
homo on South Seventh street
Mrs. Johnston, wife of DIR. X. l..
Johnston, has returned from a visit
at the parental home in Anamosa.
! Washington Journal: Charles Mug
naini left this morning for Oskaloosa
where he will make brief business
visit. A
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'ng to the extent that she is able
o help herself and be about the
ward.
Mrs. G. H. Powers of Waterloo re-
:urned to her home this morning fol-
lowing a few days visit here with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harold of
| Eddyville were in Oskaloosa Friday
| evening attending the Christian Sci
2nCo lecture.
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. F. L. Flack
and children, Miss Marie and Leon,
left this morning for brief visit in
OskaloOsa.
Captain and Mrs. Frank S. Stone
returned home this morning after
several weeks visit with relatives in
New Orleans, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom J. Lewis of
Roam, Ind, are newcomers to Oska-
,oosa and have apartments at 327
North Market street.
Mrs C. Montgomery left this morn
ng for Sully, where she will visit for
several days at the home of her moth.
ar, Mrs. E. C. Campbell.
Mrs. E. A. Farnsworth, who was
operated on at the city hospital the
first of the week, is much improved
md an early recovery is looked for.
Mrs. Albert Rinden, Mrs. John Pow
| ell, Mrs. J. c. Kessler and Dr. and
Mrs. S. M. Hadley left this morning
or New Sharon to attend the Friends
| Quarterly Meeting.
Dcs Moines Capital Miss Gail
Sewers entertained at a bridge party
If eight tables this afternoon at her
! home. 692 Seventeenth street. The
flair complimented her house guests,
Mrs Sam Walton of Oskaloosa, and
Mrs. Howard Harold of Eddyville.
Mrs. B. J. Snyder went to Des
| Hoines yesterday to meet her daugh.
! er, Miss Helen who is teaching in
! }OOne, but is in Des MOines attending
| the State Teachers convention. Mrs
Snyder also attended the Schumann-
| deink Evan Williams recital at the
| Coliseum last night.
Mrs. Hobbs, the colored lady who
vas so seriously injured by the NJ. &
! st. l.. switch engine a few Sundays
ago, has been able to sit up a little
the last few days. Nanny" as she
is known at the hospital is the spirit
Of the ward and much good is done
by her checrfulness.
w. Thatcher Smith of Minneapolis
Is paying Oskaloosa a visit today. Mr..
| Smith is district manager for the
James S. Kirk Company. Incident
ally he so timed his business trip that
nc might be present for the Science
iacture at the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, Friday evening.
Newton Daily News: o. P. Myers
leaves this evening for Oskaloosa
where he will conduct the democratic
tour through Mahaska county tomor-
row. He is to be the principal speak
er with the party. He returned this
morning from Mason City after hav-
ing spent two days on the Meredith
special train through the state. He
joined the Meredith party at Council
Bluffs Wednesday morning at Mr.
Meredith's urgent request.
At a recent meeting OF the direct
ors of the new Sigourney Community
club, they purchased the G. D. Wood
in residence property for club
house. The property is located just
west of the southwest corner OF the
square and is an ideal location for a
club house. The brick dwelling will
be remodeled and added to, so that
there will be plenty of room for ar
assembly room, gymnasium anc
swimming pool and everything is tc
be fixed up in the very latest fashion
The plans for the remodeling are
ready and the work will be done By
Contractor Pearl Sparks OF oska
loosa. f. II. Tinsley, formerly Of Os
! lyaloosa, is president of the club.
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