The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06

] she will visit for while with Mr.. AM
! Mrs. Arthur ID. Smith. Mrs. Smitl
was formerly Miss Cordelia Myers o
, this city.
: Mrs. Phil Hoffman, and daughte
Eleanor arrived home Saturday even
ing from an extended visit in Pasa
dena, California. Mrs. Hoffmann's
sister. Mrs Myrtle Morton, who spen
two months in California, came will
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Murison ant
son George, Jr.. of Chicago, H., who
have been visiting at the home of hel
brother, e. e. Whitehill and family
of Lacey, are visiting friends in the
city. They will leave here in about
ten days to spend month at Mani
tou, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mckinley and
daughters arrived in the city last ev.
ening from San Diego, California, and
! will spend the summer in Oskaloosa
They are with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Walton for the present, but expect to
get their household goods out of stor.
age in few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Haw and
| daughter, OF Ottumwa, were guests al
| the Downing yesterday. Mr.. Haw
| is a member of the Haw-Simmons
Wholesale Hardware Company of OF
| tumwa. w. Hopley and Mrs. Askir
of Des Moines came here to meet Mr.
Haw and family, and were their
guests during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Rowland are
entertaining the official sof the court
house tomorrow evening at their new
home on North Market street. Thi:
will be the first time for a great many
years that the cou, t. house bunch
has been entertained together, and
they are planning good time.
Mrs Burnham arrived home from
Springfield, ILL.,, on Saturday evening
fter couple of weeks visit there
with relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Bale
If Springfield, ILL.,, drove to Oskaloos;
n their car, arriving yesterday, an(
ire guests in the city at the Hugh Nc 4
10y home, Mrs. Mccoy and Mrs. Bale
being sisters. aarl.@ -, al
Sam w. Whitaker for years anf
years resident of this county whef
the family owned and occupied thu
farm property of Willis Without OF
the Glendale road, but for a decadf
or more !. denizen of Los, Angeles, il
among .ne scenes of his boyhoo(
days for few days visit. When las
2een he was under the care of George
France who was promising him {
good time.
Tod Western and Minnie Snodgras;
Won the one dollar prozes which thu
Hahaska County Suffrage Associatio
,lrered few weeks ago for the bes
essay on the subject. Mr. Wester
S from the Victor school in Unto
ownship and Miss Snodgrass is froT
he indianapolis school in Monro |
,ownship. Both essays were good !
and deserving of great deal of cred
t. They set forth the fact that tn |
rhildren are thinking upon this gree
subject. and beth sides are being dis
cussed by them.
John Wilson arrived home from In |
annapolis at noon Saturday to spen'
a few days at his home here.
Miss Minnie Threlkeld went to De-
Mojnes Saturday to be a guest in th' |
home of her sister, Mrs. Harvey 10.
Ian.
Mrs. H.. F. BohIe and sister, Mis-
Mabel RacAlister returned to thei |
Nome in Minneapolis this morning a
ter a few days visit.
Mrs Eta Spencer of Waterloo re |
turned to her home this morning fol |
owing a few DAYS visit here wit |
riends and acquaintances.
Curtis Oldham, who is now en- |
)loyed in Des MOines, arrived her |
Saturday evening for a short visit a |
he parental VIM. Oldham home
Little Edward Johnson, son of NJ |
md Mrs. Ed johnson of South !
itreet, is slowly recovering from
'evere attack of inflammation of tn |
bowels.
Newton Daily News: Messrs. Will |
md Edward johnson and wives,
0skaIoosa, and Henry Johnson an
children, Leland and Leila. of Grr |
hell, were visitors in the Albert Johr |
son home Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. Dwight Jarvis, VIII |
rave been living in Rose Hill, were il |
he city today saying goodbye to re- |
tiyes and friends. They are remCN
ing to Des Moines for permanent res |
:dence, and will be located at ia |
18th street.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. G. w. Nil |
Ter and her sister, Mrs. John 'StilleI |
who is here from st. James, Mo-, o, |
a visit, were in Oskaloosa few day
the latter part of last week, wher' |
they visited their brothers, Sherma'
and James Shuey. re- #.. .r |
Washington Press: 81 hauled tn
Spanish American soldiers cut o
Washington as far as Oskaloosa eigh:
cen years ago" said Engineer Lyle
And now | was caller |
rpon to haul the boys of Company ]
% Oskaloosa where they we're trans |
Ferred enroute to Des Moines, tn
state mobilization point. / don
like to see these fine young men o
'owa go to war. What Mexico need;
S books, instead of bullets
(From Tuesdays Dailyl
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Edris are viz
iting relatives and friends in Abba.
Miss Annette Kinney of Ottumw
is a geust in the city with friends TO
a few days.
Mrs Robert Williams, of De
Moines, is a guest in the city wit
relatives for few days.
Miss Emma Parker left this morn
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