The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03


il Montezuma he is visiting his son,
Frank Kisor and family.
lFrom Wednesdays Daily)
Mrs. ]. C. Boes, of Rose Hill, was
in Oskaloosa on business.
Mrs. w. S. Utterback visited rela-
tives in Rose Hill Tuesday.
Miss Iowa Ellis, of Rose Hill, was
in Oskaloosa Tuesday shopping .s
Mrs. w. M. Robinsonz leaves to-day
for Ottumwa and Eldon for few days
visit.
Mrs. Alec Walker and daughter, of
What Cheer, were in town shopping
Tuesday. $751;.
Mrs. Ethel Douglas, of Rose Hill,
was a business caller in Oskaloosa
Tuesday. ....'"
Mrs. Rose Deaver, of Fremont,
spent Tuesday with her friend, Mrs.
Lincoln Holder.
Mrs. p. Dodds visited with her
husband and SON Edwin in Des
Moines Sunday
DIR. and Mrs. Max Frazier have gone
to Des Moines to attend the state
dental convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Walling return
ed to-day from visit with their son
Symon, in Des Moines.
N. ]. Perkins left Tuesday for Mays
vile, Kentucky, his old home, to visit
with relatives and friends.
Grinnell Herald Edgar Easter, of
Oskaloosa, spent Sunday with his
daughter Mrs. Hazel Jackson.
Louie kosenbaum, of Cedar Rapids,
visited at the home of his parents on
1015 B avenue west, over Sunday.
Hedrick Journal: Miss Helen Day
went to Oskaloosa Thursday, where
she submitted to an operation on her
eye.
Miss Bess Burke and Mrs. Hazel
force, are off duty on account of sick
ness.
Mrs Jennie Stinson, of Des Moines,
while in Oskaloosa, attending the
Presbyterial convention is visiting
old time riends.
Mrs. H. d. Criswell, 435 North First
street, has been in Eddyville caring
for her mother who passed away
Tuesday morning.
Grinnell Herald: George Bradley
and Bernard Smith went to Oskaloosa
on Sunday evening to spend a short
time with friends. +.,
Grinnell Herald: Chester Wander
veer, of Oskaloosa, spent Sunday in
Grinnell with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Vanderveer. .....
Miss Frances Meek, stenographer
for County Clerk w. T. Martin, attend
ed the wedding of girl friend in
Knoxville yesterday.
Hedrick Journal: Dean Bottorff,
who is student at Penn College, Os-
kaloosa, visited over Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Bottorff.
Mrs. T. B. Hope, of Gibson, returned
home after visiting her sister, Mrs.
l. A. Bogard, who is at Abbotts hospi-
tai where she underwent an operation
Monday.
Horace Chanley left Monday even
ing for Kansas City to pick up a
bunch of cattle to replace a lot of
feeders recently disposed of on the
Chicago market.
Mrs. T. A. Towns and children re-
turned to their home in Rose Hill aft.
er visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McMoran 1920 High avenue
west, over Sunday.
Mrs. J. M. Morrison who has been
reported as critically i'll is really
much improved and is permitted to
be up and about her home, able to sit
up and gaining in strength daily.
Mrs. Ed Oswandel, of Knoxville,
came Tuesday to be with her son who
is to be operated on for removal of
adenoids and tonsils. She will also
visit with her sister, Mrs. j. B. Fan
cher.
Mrs. Richard Raybourn, who re-
sided on South Second street went to
Davenport Tuesday where she expects
to make her home. Mr.. Raybourn,
who was formerly employed at the
Davis grocery, has been there for
some time.
Miss Mary Mangerson, of North
Eleventh street extension, has a hen
which layed her first egg of this sea-
son on February IL, 1917, and April %.
layed her Sind egg, and is now set.
ting. This hen was four years old
April 4, 1917.
Fred w. Davis and wife returned
to their home in Muskogee, Oklahoma,
after a Visit with Mr.. Davis brother,
H. e. Davis and sister, Ida Davis.
They also visited with Mrs. Davis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Porter, on
North Fourth street
Miss Leila Atchison has resigned her
position as assistant to Miss Holyce
Brown of the Social Service League
and has accepted position as visitor,
in the east district of the Associafed