The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-07
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tFrom Saturdays Daily


Gladbrook this morning.
Mrs. A. w. English of Davenport
guest of local relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. B. NJ, Selling of 81!
Quincy are guests in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Stevenson ar
spending the day in Des Moines.
Miss Irene Davis left this morning
for Davenport for visit with friends
Mrs. /. Heffelman and son Mauric,
were passengers to Marshalltown thi
morning.
Mrs. R. E. Carr left this morning
for weekend visit with relatives in
Washington.
Miss Agnes Warder left last even
ing for Grinnell to attend a weekend
house party.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. E. Cooley left yes.
terday afternoon for Colfax for a
several days visit
Miss Martha Fox, who has been en-
ioying a trip to Colorado Springs and
Denver, has returned home.
Mrs. Anna Swain, of Hubbard, Ia,
has returned to her home after at
tending the Friends Yearly Meeting
Miss Emma Swanson left this
morning for Lacey to assume her du-
ties as a teacher in the Lacey school.
Mrs. John Reynolds and son James
left this morning for Marshalltown,
where they will visit for a few days.
Master Carl Sherman returned from
Hedrick yesterday after a couple of
months visit with his uncle, Mike
Loos.
Mrs. c. II. Taylor and son Harry, Of
St Paul, have returned to their home
following a visit at the ]. L. Davis
home
Miss Francis Walton has returned
TO her home in Albert Lea, Mimi, af-
ter short visit with Miss Irene
Davis.
Mrs. J. B. Moore of Marshalltown, |
who has been attending Yearly Meet
ing, returned to her home yesterday
afternoon.
MRS. William Shipley of Ottosen,
Iowa, returned to her home this !,
morning following a visit with Mrs.
J. J. Else. /
Mrs Allan Jay of Nevada, Iowa,
who has been attending Friends
Yearly meeting, returned to her home
this morning. /
Mrs. George Hussey was a passen.
ger to New Sharon yesterday after.
noon for d. visit at the Wilbur Van
Rhehan homtE 3.
Mrs. ~ L. Rocket and Mrs. w! F.
Weilan of Union returned to their
homes this morning after attending
Yearly Meeting. 4
" Miss "Nera Bennett was a passen-
ger to Montour this morning; going to
take up her position as teacher in the
schools.
q Miss Kate LiddIe, of New York
City, is a guest in the home of her
sister, Mrs. Charles J. Fox, No, 1915
High avenue east.
Miss Rose Johnson, who will teach
in the German department of the
Ames high school, left this morning |
to assume her duties.
Or. E. B. Wilcox and family have
returned from a two weeks motor
trip through Minnesota They re
port an enjoyable time. /
Mrs. Clarence Graham and two t
children Bruce and Dorothy, left this a
for an over Sunday visit with l.
her parents in Des Moines. i
Miss f. Heiss of Ottumwa was in 2
town yesterday enroGte to Lynnville e
where she will fill a position as in
structor in the public schools. q
Miss Helen Abrams was a passen- II
ger to New Providence, going to take f
up her duties as instructor in the o
New Providence public schools. n
Mrs. B. o. Watland and Mr.. and n
Mrs. Edwin Loft of New Sharon re- +
turned home yesterday after attend II
ing the Friends Yearly Meeting. II
~ II. 1 lthSOH Vi NdS |
In town yesterday afternoon enroute !!
10 her home following visit at the e
Robert MacIntyre home at Pella. a
NJ. and Mrs. George Yenney re. L
turned home yesterday afternoon. fol u
lowing short visit at Cedar with Mr.. u
Yenney's father, John YenneN p
II
Mrs. Minerva Elbertson ard Mrs. NJ. a
White OF Minneapolis, who have been :,
attending Friends Yearly Meeting,
to their homes this morning.
Miss Sibyl Reece of Iowa Falls, who .
las been attending the sessions OF y
he Friends Yearly Meeting, was a =,
to Marshalltown this :,
morning. u
Ward G. Bridgeman received word n,
that If he wished to see 4,
lis sister at Orangeville, ILL.,, alive, 2,
Q come at once. Mr.. Bridgeman left n
noon. =,
Mrs ". ID. Jones of New Sharon. Il
Who has been here with her daughter, NJ
Hiss Flossie Jones, receiving mdeical
are at the city hospital. returned
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