The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-03-08

John Love, who is down along thu
border recently frequented by the
National Guard boys, sends card Il
the Herald asserting that he is lionel,
since the soldier lads left. He is a,
Ell Paso, Texas, for the time being
John is SO lonesome that lie asks the
Herald to be forwarded.
J. X. WEIGH, who has been spend
ing several weeks in the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. George e. Moore, No.
1910 South Seventh street is return
ing to his home in GriswOld, Iowa,
tomorrow. Mr.. Welch was former
business man, in Oskaloosa connected
with the Brewster-Welch, Shoe Co.
James Robbins, according to a
letter from Marshalltown, his pres
ent home place, was severely in
.jured last Sunday by the accidental
discharge of 22-calibre rife which
he was cleaning. The rag in use
caught in the trigger, causing the
discharge of the rife and the bullet
entered the thigh, making bad flesh
wound. The injured lad is a son
of Mrs. G. r. Stedman and was a
former resident of Oskaloosa.
Tim Barnes spent Tuesday in Pella.
Charles Brown was in Delta today
on business trip. .-E
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ]. Berdinner re-
turned home from Minneapolis this
,....-.-,
Mrs. Nellie Keefe of -Des Moines
is a guest of her sister, Miss Sadie
Keefe, during the week. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Clendenon and
son and Mrs. James Dewitt were
to Des Moines Tuesday.
Everett Blake and Harry Hustled
went to Chicago Tuesday evening
with a shipment Of several cars of
hogs.
Byron Lenfus and family, former
residents of Oskaloosa, No. los K
avenue east, have taken up, residence
n Hedrick. ...- 800. -
Mrs. Jesse Harris of Kansas City,
Who has been visiting here for a few
lays with Mrs. S. Parrack, returned |
home this morning.
Miss Sadie Small of Atwood was
n town Saturday enroute home from |
'ella where she spent several weeks |
t the Cope Carson home.
Mrs. C. N. Hedlund of Garden
Grove, Iowa, returned home this
morning following a several days Wis
here at the Ed Bridges home.
Mrs. Pearl Barnhill and daughter
'ere passengers to Marshalltown
'here they will visit for sevral days
t the home of Wayne Laffollette.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blakeslee left
asst night on business trip to Chi
ago. John will look after interior
ecoTations while in the Windy City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Beans returned
evening from an extended
'leasure trip to Florida and Cuba.
they say they had most enjoyable
rip. .-..,
Mason Chilcote, the new manager
f the Oskaloosa Brick Works, was
4 town Monday and going over the
liant and suggesting improvements.
lie returned to the east but will be
ack to the city in few days. i
Mr. and Mrs. Il. H. Hartman, who
ave been residing on A avenue east
ave changed their place of abode to
he Lillian Kilburn apartments on
iigh avenue, the old time Loring
ONE. They have the first floor.
Hiss Kilburn occupies the second
DOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dean OF Pasa-
ena, California, former residents of
are guests here for a few
avs enroute home from a visit. at
Mr.. Dean is in the
oyernment service in the, pomologi
al branch of. the department of Ag-
iculture. He is an expert in the
ropagation of citrus fruit and for
eyeral years has been engaged in
tudy in Southern California. Mr..
lean by the way is also interested in
he growing of olives and owns a
considerable acreage Of bearing
-ecs. e..