The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-12-06

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Saturday with her parents, Mr.. ant
? Mrs. Charles HORT, in Beacon.
. Mrs. Ben Seager. son Jack and
daughter Marie went to Eddyville on
Saturday to visit her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kale, over Sunday
Mrs. H. Strouse and daughter Mar.
jory, from Marshalltown, spent the
week end at the w, H. Strouse home.
Miss Price, Miss Kramme and Miss
Musick spent Thanksgiving with their
parents here, coming from Charlton,
where they are teaching in the high
school.
Mrs. Matilda Black has returned to
her home in Unionville, Missouri, af.
ter a months visit in the home of her
brother, Manse Daily, southeast of
Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dollman of Des
Moines drove to the city yesterday to
be guests in the home Of Mr.. Doll
mans sister, Mrs. Fred Williams,
during the day.
Sergeant Lloyd Farmhouse of the
339th Field Artillery, National Army,
at Camp Dodge, has been visitor
here at the parental C. =. Farmhouse
home for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheldon, son
Melvin and daughter Alberta, of Eddy
vile, spent last week with her sister,
! Mrs. Fred Jackson, and visited Mr..
Sneddon's mother, Mrs. James Sned-
don.
Mrs. Chas. Richmond and son Jack
returned home from Bussey Saturday
after a weeks visit, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. John Essling, who Wis
tied in the city with relatives over
Sunday.
E. Wickersham and niece, Miss Eva
Wickersham, of Lacey, visited Camp
Dodge Saturday, spending the day at
the National Army cantonment.
Miss Wickersham is an instructor in
the New Sharon high school.
Miss Blanche Morgan of New Hart
ford and Miss Bernice Wilcox, from
Cedar Falls, and George Wilcox of
Hanlontown, were guests at the $3.50
dinner Thanksgiving at the /. H.
Wright home on College avenue.
Arthur w. Mcmillan, No. $40 South
18th street, who has been employed
with his brother, w. H. Mcmillan, in
the grocery store, has accepted posi-
ton as foreman of Mine No. 10 at
Buxton and he and Mrs Mcmillan have
moved to the mining camp.
Roscoe Moore, who submitted to an
operation for appendicitis at Mahaska
hospital not long since, has been on
the street several days, feeling little
weak but otherwise in fine shape. The
operation was successful and termin-
ated trouble of several months
standing. .@
Hobert Burks, son of J.. H. and
Annie Mcneil Burks, on his way to
Chicago, stopped over for few hours
visit with his uncle, Billy" Phillips.
Mr.. Burks is, one of squad of four
students of the State Agricultural
School of Manhattan, Kansas, who
met the requirements to judge stock
at the International Stock Show at
Chicago.
c. A. Davis left for Leola, South
Dakota, last evening.
| John Gallagher of Grinnell was in
the city last evening
Vernon Cole of Cedar is in the city
for few days on business.
w. r. Howerton of Eddyville was in
the city Monday on business.
Miss Lillian Jackson of Grinnell
spent Sunday with friends here,
Mrs. Lucy Koopman spent Sunday
in Oskaloosa with Lucille Debyun.
Miss Anna Gibson spent Thanksgiv
ing in Des Moines visiting friends.
Miss Vera Gibson of Kellogg spent
Sunday with her parents in this city
Mrs Ray Price of Beacon is i'll with
tonsilitis but is somewhat better to-
day.
Miss Mary Sewers has gone to Min
neapolis and st. Paul to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Ella Lobberecht of Eddyville
spent several days in Bussey last
week.
Miss Grace Parkhill who is in school
at Grinnell, spent Sunday with her
parents. ...... .-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Phinney are in
Omaha for a few days, attending to
business
Mrs. Elizabeth Garland of this city
is visiting at the Hiram Whitsel home
in Beacon.
Mrs. William Baxter and daughter
Sarah, of Beacon, are spending few
days in Abba.
c. E. Robson spent Sunday in Mar
ion with his mother and wife who is
visiting there.
Mrs. Sara Demorest of Marshall
town spent Sunday visiting at the B.
j. Snyder home. .