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

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when Miss Jeanne Scohy was united
in marriage to, Mr. Garrett Wiser, in
the presence Of more than one hun
dred invited guests. The bridal par
ty left Immediately after the ceremo-
ny for Oskaloosa and specially pre-
pared three-course dinner was serv-
ed at the Downing hotel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiser left Friday morning for
Chicago where they. will spend week
or more before returning to Bussey,
where they will make their home.
(From Mondays Daily.).
Mrs. John Aud of Atwood was an
Oskaloosa shopper on Saturday.
Mrs. McEwen of Sigourney was
shopping in Oskaloosa Saturday.
Mrs. N. Moore sof Rose Hill was
shopping in oskaloosa Saturday.
Miss Martha Fox returned Satur.
day from business trip TO Abba.
Miss Kitty Wilson went to Wash.
ingtop Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Gertrude McOmber of Rose
Hill was shopping in Oskaloosa Sat.
urday.
Miss Abel went to her home in
Hedrick where she will spend the
Fourth
Leonard Snyder departed for Ames
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with friends.
w. e. Kemble and son Roy mo-
tored to Centerville Saturday on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. NV. Pond spent Sun,
day visiting in Des Moines with rela.
tives and friends.
Mrs. Ada Hamilton of Delta spent
Saturday in Oskaloosa with her sis
ter, Miss Ruth Hamilton,
Miss Margaret Teffee of Iowa City
came to Oskaloosa Saturday to visit
her sister, Miss Rose Teffee.
Edwin Dodds returned to Des
Moines to report for duty at the Coli
scum this morning at s o'clock.
The Rev. Malcolm Dana, pastor OF
the Congregational church of Ottum
wa, was an Oskaloosa visitor Sunday
Mrs. Louise Iosbaker returned to
| her home in Sigourney Saturday af
ter visiting her daughter, Mrs. Newt
Snyder.
Miss Lois Stout, who has been Wis
iting her friend, Mrs. Effie Asher, re
, tourned to her home in, Rose Hill on
Saturday. ~gt ~
Miss Byril Barrowman, who is at
tending the c. c. C. c. at Des Moines
came home Saturday to remain over
T! the Fourth. .,.,
Mrs. E. E. Whitehill of Lacey, who
came to 0skaloosa last Wednesday
| to have her tonsils removed, is get
ting along nicely. .......-
| Miss Lillian Bray, who has been
visiting at the home of her brother
I. j. Bray, returned to her home in
| Grinnell Saturday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ATTIC and family
Miss Clara, Field and Miss Wilma
Purkey, of Marengo. were guests al
the w. ID. Attig home over Sunday.
S. w. White and family motored
Sunday morning to Clear Lake where
they will spend the Fourth. Ms
White and children will remain fol-
the summer.
y Mrs. T. M. Barrett, son Ollie and
daughter Olive, of University Park
have gone to Malta, ILL.,, to make their
home with Mrs. Barrett's daughter
Mrs. Walker ...
Mrs. Harold Rawlings of Denver
who was formerly knoll in Oska
loosa as Miss Charlotte Stephenson
spent Monday with her friend, Miss
Tot Richmond. .s.Z.y
Tomas Carlin, who recently en-,
listed as mounted orderly with the
Iowa National Guard headquarters
Company at Des Moines, reported for
service at. Des Moines Sunday even
ing.
Miss Fawcett resumed her duties
at the Public Library this morning
after enjoying a months vacation
Miss Kitchener began her vacation
this morning which will extend
through July.
Miss Ruth Glaze went to Earlham
Iowa, Saturday for weeks visit
with her college friend, Miss Helen
Hoskins. Her sister, Mrs. Myrtle
Morton, went as far as Des Moines,
returning Saturday evening. IN. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Lee of Davenport
came to OskalooSa on combined
business and pleasure trip and are
making their headquarters at Mrs
Wetherils. Mr.. Lee is a former
coach of Penn College athletics.
Mrs. H. Martin of 10 Fourth ave,
nue. west is entertaining her sister,
Mrs. Taugheren and daughter, Miss
tGeorgia, of Minneapolis, Mimi, for a
few days. Miss Taugheren recently
graduated from Minneapolis High
school.
Miss Florence GoodRer, who has
been most efficient teacher in the
Oskaloosa schools for several years,
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