The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-07-05

tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Kelderman, the latter part Of last
week, and went on to Otley Satur-
day for visit with Mr.. Huisman's
folks.
William Harrison of No. 118 18th
avenue east has gone to Rochester,
Minnesota. for examination by the
Doctors Mayo. in their hospital in the
hope of securing relief from disease
of the hip that is rapidly rendering
him cripple,
Keosauqua Republican,: Mrs. Geo.
Morrow and daughter Cyrene of Os-
kaloosa came to Douds Saturday to
visit her husbands relatives and
later they will come to Keosauqua to
visit relatives. Mrs. Morrow is a
daughter of Mrs. Sommeryille of this
place.
Pierre Barquette, formerly a resi-
dent of Oskaloosa, has returned here
after an absence of several years in
Ottumwa. Pierre has accepted en-
ployment as cook at the Lacey Ho-
tel cafe. He has engaged quarters
at No. 713 Third avenue east. Friends
and former aequaintances will well
come Mr.. and Mrs, Barquette to their
former home.
Keota Eagle: Fred Cady and Lyle
Greenwood left Sunday morning via
Oskaloosa for Des Moines and are
probably on the way to Newport,
Rhode Island, by this time, where
they enter Uncle Sans service.
Cadys' order and transportation came
Saturday and Greenwood was so anx.
lous he phoned to- Des Moines and
they told him TO come ahead. There
being three days difference in their
enlistments accounts for Cady's or,
der coming first.
(From Tuesdays Da;!-.i
Mrs. Lide Hufford is visiting her
sister in Sully, Iowa.
Mrs. Otto Messef on North A street
is visiting relatives in Nebraska.
Misses Venus and Eulah WATSON
visited with Miss Lucille Workman
on Sunday.
Mrs. A. e. Smith and son Jerrel, OF
Eddyville, visited relatives in Oska,
loosa on Monday.
Miss Florence Stegner leaves this
evening for Blue Earth, Minnesota
to visit her sister, Mrs. l.. e. Weber
Lovilia Press: Rev. and Mrs. w. e
Buell. and children were visiting rela.
lives and friends in Oskaloosa last
week.
Mrs. John Crookham and sons
John, Joe and Jim, have gone to
Glenwood, Iowa, to visit Mrs. Crook,
hams mother.
Miss Gertrude Malpe returned to
her home in st. Louis Sunday morn.
ing after visiting her cousin, Miss
Anna Rosenbaum.
Henry Bogue left yesterday for
| Pleasant Plain, Iowa, where he will
take charge of church during the
absence of the pastor.
Washington Journal MrssRay Page
and son Maurice went to Oskaloosa
this morning to spend week there
at the home of relatives.
Miss Alice Canvin returned from
a two weeks vacation during which
she visited friends in Davenport
Rock Island and Montezuma.
Mrs. Clara Beagle Canine of Des
Moines and a former Oskaloosa girl
is visiting in Oskaloosa with friends
and relatives for a few days.
Guernsey News: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Wenger and son and Mr.. and Mrs. r
B. Miner autoed to Oskaloosa Friday
to see Chas. Messenger who is very
sick.
Frank Young has accepted the posi-.
ton as baker at the Bon Ton Bakery
made vacant by the resignation of
Fren Hahn, who has gone to Moline,
Illinois. ...
Mrs. Ruth Traister has resigned
her position as clerk at the Baldauf.
Rosenblatt store and has accepted a
position with the Velvetina Cold
Cream Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattison of Prairie
City were visitors in Oskaloosa over
Sunday at the Doll homestead on A
avenue east and also meeting with
former friends.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Asher and
son Harold, of Oskaloosa, spent few
days at the j. B. Lyman home at
Tracy and attended the Red Cross
meeting Thursday night.
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. Tunis Van
Zante was at Leighton the latter
part of last week attending the fun
eral of her brother, who died at the
Abbott hospital in Oskaloosa.
PelIa Chronicles: Miss Meninga,
daughter of Mrs. Sjoella Meninga,
who was operated on or appendicitis
at Oskaloosa, some time ago, was
able to be brought home Sunday.