The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

turned to work in8 Des Moines MOI
day after months vacation spent a
home and with his friends at Osks
Iloosa and Rolfe.
Colfax News: Miss Blodwin Rot
erts and brother William left Satur
day for a weeks visit to be spent a
Oskaloosa with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Roberts.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Dor
othy Kelley. of Oskaloosa and Mis-
Ella Anderson of ottumwa, who. visit
ed Miss Hazel Gross and other friend!
left Friday for Oskaloosa.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. j. ID. And
erson spent Sunday with her husband
and son, Rollin, who are working al
Oskaloosa, erecting a brick residence
for the j. w, Kirk family.
Bussey Record: DR.. and Mrs. J
w. Anderson entertained his mother
Mrs. G. w. Anderson, of Oskaloosa
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson and
three children OF Lacey to dinner
Sunday.
Newton Daily News: Mrs. Irene
Little of Oskaloosa is in this city for
a visit with her son, Eugene Little,
who is employed at the Office of H. b.
Allfree. She will remain for a week
or ten days.
Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Yer Steeg went to Oskaloosa
evening for visit with their
children. Mr.. Yer Steeg returned
home yesterday, leaving his wife for
an extended visit.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. ]. C. Ad-
ans and daughter Alene, of Oskaloosa
are here visiting at the home of her
sister Mrs. Frank Dunlap. Mrs. Dun
lap and the visitors spent Monday aft
srnoon in Des Moines.
Washington Democrat: Their
friends will be interested to know
hat Paul Grigsby, son of Mrs. and
Mrs. l.. NJ Grigsby of Oskaloosa en-
listed in the navy several weeks ago,
Ind at present is in California.
Lynnville Star: Miss Edna Erect OF
1skaloosa, came Saturday for visit
n the home of her sister, Mrs. A. M.
Tuesday she accompan-
ed o. ]. Davis and family on camp
ng trip to the Des Moines river.
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
andrews, of Des Moines, stopped for
short visit in Pella Saturday with
lis sister, Mrs. M A. Butts and fam
ly. They we're on their way to Oska-
oosa for a visit with relatives over
sunday.
Monroe County News: Mr.. and
Irs. w. d. Ramsay, Mr.. and Mrs. Win
lodge returned Monday evening from
n auto trip to the Indian reservation
n the north part of the state. They
lso visited in Marshalltown, Grinnell,
nd Oskaloosa.
Montezuma Republican: A. w. Cor
lon drove to Oskaloosa Wednesday,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
who took the train for Fair
eld to visit her brother, DR.. Edward
Jordan. Mrs. c. w. Gordon also went
o Oskaloosa and from there left for
)ttumwa.
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
sarnhart of 416 South Third street
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Claire d. Gordon of
304 Seventh avenue east with their
antilles, left in the Gordon auto for
Burlington whore Mr.. and Mrs. Barn.
art will spend the week with her
eople and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon will
isit relatives.
Busy Record: Miss Dora Doud under
vent surgical operation for the re-
noval of her tonsils at the Abbott
ospital in Oskaloosa, Monday. Little
coma Doud, daughter of Mr.. and
drs. Harry Doud underwent similar
peration at the same place that day
nd also had her adenoids removed.
John Jeanette and his band boys
re receiving high commentator
hese days for their exceptionally fine
york. A group of travelling men at
he Great White Way" picnic spoke
tightly of their playing and were con-
iderably surprised when told that
hey belonged in Oskaloosa. They are
Justly entitled to all of the credit they
,et.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Ed Reaser.
# Oskaloosa, was in Pella from Satur-
lay till Monday to visit with her sis
er, Mrs. J. H. De Wit, who was SO
seriously burned by the explosion of
IN oil stove nearly three months ago.
IRIS. De Wit does not improve much
Notwithstanding the efforts that have
,een made to graft skin on the burn
ID places.
Mrs. Roxane Magnus Cournyer OF
;53 North A street, popular teacher
IT expression and public reader, is
his year doing considerable independ-
mt chautauqua work and has just
from Ames, where she was
a fine reception. She recited
The Cricis" and at the conclusion
was presented with splendid floral
tribute by the old soldiers. Next week