The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

Poden in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Harold Cressee re
turned last evening to their home II
Waterloo after spending Sunday AM
Monday in the city with friends.
| Mrs. John ASKING of Searsboro. re
turned to her home this morning fol
lowing few days visit here with hel
daughter, Miss Lucretia ASKING.
Mrs. w: T, Long and Misses Anna
Smith of Cedar Falls, returned t.
their home this morning, after a sew
eral days visit here with relatives.
Miss Johnetta Ramsey has returned
from Grinnell where she visited Miss
Irene Farmhouse for few days. Miss
Farmhouse is attending school in Grin
reli.
Fred w. Wells came in from Kansas
City last evening and is visiting with
his mother, Maggie Wells, and sister,
Lena, and other relatives and friends
for a few days on his way to Mason
City. ......r.s
Mrs. Clarence Hartgraves is looking
after business matters in Des Moines
today. Mrs. Hartgraves will return this
evening, and will go to Muscatine on
Wednesday where she will spend the
winter with daughter.
Mrs. A. G. Knudson and mother,
Mrs. S. H. Stuart, of New Sharon, re-
turned to their home this morning
following a brief visit here with w.
Is. Stewart, and after attending the
photo play, Civilization" showing at
the Masonic the past two days.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Lewis who
had to give up the ]. B. Doll cottage
and were unable because of repairs to
move into the Rectory recently pur-
chased by St. James church, have &C
cepted the kindness of Judge B. w.
Preston to occupy his home for two
months. They moved to their new
home yesterday, and are already nice.
ly settled.
Mrs A. d. Sauer and baby boy ar
rived in the city Saturday evening
from Keister, Mimi, Mrs. Saur comes
in the interest of the baby whose
health is poor, and she brings him
to DR.. Abbott for treatment Mrs.
Sauer will be remembered as Miss
Elizabeth Sheahan formerly County
Superintendent of this city and friends
will be anxious to know of the baby's
c .nGition.
Hald Prairie School, southwest of
the city III Garfield township held a
box social on last Friday evening
which was a merry affair. Miss Alice
Brock who teaches there engineered
the affair, and it was certainly hap
by one, and most successful. Beautiful
boxes, filed with the most delicious
"eats" were sold and the purchasers
amply rewarded with the good things
found inside.
Montezuma Republican,: A. Levy
and daughters, Misses Blanche and
Anna, were recent visitors at Os-
kaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meredith of
Lynnville spent Sunday in Oska-
loosa visiting with friends and &C
QuaintanCes.
Pella BoOster-Press: Mrs. Bert Van |
Vark was visiting with her sister,
Mrs. w. r. Springer, at OskaloOsa on |
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ellington. OF |
Brandt, South Dakota, have moved |
to Oskaloosa and are located at GOO |
Sixth avenue east.
TIE Henderson Stock Company Of |
Chicago passed through town yester-
day enroute to Taintor where they |
play for few evenings.
Mrs. Charles Lunt OF Taintor re-
turned to her home yesterday after |
a several DAYS visit here at the par
entail w. NJ. Talbot home.
Mrs. Mary Bible OF Marshalltown, |
who has been in town for the past |
few days caring for a sick sister, Mrs. |
u. A. Prugh, returned to her home |
yesterday.
Eddyville Tribune: w. p. Rowe,
who has spent the summer working !
at the carpenter trade at Manley, re-
turned home last Tuesday to remain |
He went to Oskaloosa |
to remain few days visit
ing Marsh Underwood and other old |
friends.
Knoxville Journal: X. |. Garden of |
Tracy visited here Monday and Tues
day and attended to some business |
affairs. Mr.. Garden is the Marion |
county authority on the buffalo or
bison. He has a fine skull of that |
animal which was found on his claim |
in South Dakota during, the early |
sos.
Lynnyille Star: Mrs. Gilbert Farr
of Oskaloosh visited from Thursday
until Saturday of last week at the
home of her brother, o. J. Laid, and
was accompanied home by Misses
Velma and Eyangeline Ladd, who re-
NAMED over Sunday as guests of
their aunt, returning on Monday