The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12

ne stopped at various cities, visited
with his daughter in Pennsylvania and
then came on to Iowa and of course
glad to get back.
(From TUESDAYS Daily.)
VIM. Newton has moved his family
from 100 South K street to Beacon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bollinger re-
turned from their auto trip Saturday.
Mrs, John Hawkins is confined to
her home with an attack of appendi-
citis.
Mrs. McCray of Des Moines visited
her husband, e. M. McCray of the
Lyric, over Easter.
Joe TRACER and Milo Hicks are in
Chicago. accompanying q shipment Of
Mahaska county hogs.
Mary and Ruth Ewart have returned
to their home in Grinnell after a
weeks visit at the F. c. Rayburn
home.
Mrs. T. J. Bray and children, James
and Josephine, went to Davenport
this morning for a weeks visit with
Mrs. Bray's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Maleby, who
have been visiting friends here dur
ing the week, have returned to their
home in Cedar Rapids.
Miss Blanche Bollinger returned
home Monday from Ottumwa where
she had spent the weeks vacation
with her great grandmother.
Captain Claire B. Arnold and Gus
Drinkle were passengers TO Des
Moines last evening, going on an urg-
ent trip relative to military business.
Charles j. Netterstead of near Al
bion is in the county looking after
recent real estate acquisitions. He
will move here with his family about
May first.
Charles Miller, Miller OF Course"
former sign writer and popular fell.
low of Oskaloosa, now located in st.
Joe, Missouri, is in town for brief
visit with friends and former asso-
states.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Coghlan and son
of Delta have come to reside in Oska-
loosa and have residence place at No.
112 Second avenue east. Mr.. Cogh-
Ian is an employe of the II. s. Rhyns--
burger institution.
Mrs. G. C. Nash and daughter, Miss
Fern Nash, left for Kansas City last
evening, going to attend the gradual
ing exercises of the Kansas City Vet
Urinary college of which their son and
brother, John Nash, is a member Of
the graduating class.
Mrs. Henry Thomas was called
home to Norway, Iowa, today by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs. j.
G. Benson. Mrs. c. w. McCord, a
former Oskaloosa resident, whose
home is now at Lincoln, Nebr, has
been with Mrs. Benson during the
past week.
NJ. w. Cadwaliader returned home
from Ames last evening, after being
suddenly called to the bedside of his
son, Warren Cadwallader, confined in
the hospital of the Iowa State Col
lege, with serious attack of pneu-
monia. A second operation was per-
formed to give better drainage to the
infected lungs. Warren is still : a
critical condition The doctors Car
ms for him predict his recovery suf-
ficient within two weeks to permit
his removal to his home here.
Miss Ina McClennahan came from
What Cheer Monday to shop.
Miss Leoni Simpkins, of Tioga,
was shopping in town Monday.
Mrs. John Hummel of Rose Hill is
visiting at the Eph Allender home.
Miss Bertha Rhoades of Rose Hill
spent Monday in oskaloosa shop
ping. -,-.....
John Kramer has accepted posi-
ton as book-keeper with the Earring
Auto Company.
Mrs. j. Ward and Mrs. A. c. Dug
ger of Delta were in 0skaloosa Mon
day shopping.
A@Cidh l. "a 6d0 VI AouooCJ "1o
in town Monday looking after bust
ness matters. ,g ya
Miss Hilda Coulson came from Des
Moines last night to attend the Por-
ter-Hull wedding. 8a4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beach, of
Delta spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Deck.
Mrs. Lincoln Raines and son, who
have been visiting relatives in Knox
vile, returned home Monday.
Miss Eta Harp and Mrs. Thomas
Ballinger and daughter of Lacey,
were Monday shoppers in the city.
Miss Mary mellow of Olivet re-
turned to her school work in Oska-
loosa after spending her vacation at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Durbin returned
to their home in What Cheer after
visiting with their brother, J. w.
Du6in.
Mrs. w. F. Moore returned to her
home in Rose Hill after a pleasant
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