The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-07-12
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Miss Mary Snodgrass, of Delta, ha
her tonsils removed at the Mercy Hos
pital Thursday.
MRS. Perry Asher went TO De
Mbines to spend the weekend will
her son, Harold
Harry Mccullough, of Ottumwa, Il
visiting his brother Frank McCollougl
90S A avenue west.
George Stout, postmaster at Pella
was a business caller in Oskalooss
and called on friends Friday.
Mrs. Ed Jones, Mrs. Oren Moore and
Miss Lorena Wymore, of Rose Hill
were shopping in oskaloosa Friday.
Mrs. Claud Lotspeich, of Muscatine
returned to her home Friday after
visiting at the parental NJ. S. Hess
Mrs. W. r. Matthews, of Rose Hill,
who has been visiting at the J. M.
Matthews homes returned home Fri
day.
Miss Bessie Taylor who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. o. H. Moore, re-
turned to her home in Rose Hill Fri
day.
Mrs. ]. Richardson, of New Sharon,
submitted to an operation at Mercy
Hopital Tuesday, and is getting along
nicely
Miss Gladys Deck left this morning
over the NJ. & st. l.. for Albert Lea.
Mimi, where she will visit for a week
with Miss Ada Walton.
Misses Eva and Mildred Terrell re-
turned to their home in Grand Rapids,
Mich, Friday after visiting their
grandmother Mrs SALISBURY.
Mrs. F. G. Rayburn and daughter,
Miss Bernice Rayburn, who have been |
visiting with friends and relatives at
Grinnell and Ewart, have returned
home.
Mrs Allie Sheesley, of New Sharon,
was shopping in Oskaloosa Friday She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs
Jennie Timbrel, of Colorado, who is
visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
baby. of Des Moines. visited over the
Fourth at the parental DIR. Childress
and Reed Brown homes Mr.. Brown
returned home Thursday and Mrs.
Brown and baby will visit for several ;
days. Il
DR.. Z. G. Pollard, of Boston, Mass,
gave an interesting travel lecture on ,
Yellowstone National Park at the Y. II
NJ. G. A. last night. The lecture was In
illustrated with beautiful stereoptican 4
slides. Attendance was small on &C {
count of the lack of publicity. h
Mrs. Richard Hull is in receipt of ,
letter from JEFF Harbour, Dorchester /
in which he offers to {
address the Oskaloosa Woman's Club q
in February when he eX
oects to pass through Iowa. He will 7
give the lecture blessed be Humor =
Mrs. Fred Wiser is at Mason City J
md Clear Lake for a two weeks va, \
alton visit among friends. Mr.. and /
Mrs. Fred Moore and children Jean Q
md Junior, are here from their home {
n GriswOld for three weeks vacation v
'isit at the parental George Moore S
home, No. 1910 South Seventh street d
Mrs. J, B. Vinson and daughter Miss
Amy, who have been guests of the fl
sister Mrs. James J. Cox, No. 915 a
South First street have returned to S
heir home in Carthage, Mo-, They s
we're accompanied as far as Trenton. v
No, by Miss Emma Cox who will be "
| guest in the home of DR.. c. Cox for s.
/ few weeks. a
w. r. Bridges this spring, while so C
many were advising the other fellow r
o go out and do something get Il
ousy' in quiet business like way, he !!
secured an acre of ground, planted it
9 corn, his own handiwork, and has is
'ince been tending the crop himself 4
with the hoe. He now has +
'orn waist high, more than ready to C.
lay by and those who have seen it N
ay it is the prettiest piece of corn in d
he county. The whole piece is clean n
IS an old maids kitchen, not a weed D
o be found anywhere and the growth a
aiken on during the past ten days I'M h
Ter the close and diligent cultivation a
S astonishing. Ii,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse J. Ellsworth have O
eturned from a few days visit in il
;rinnell
Keota Eagle: Howard Grove and
wife of Osksloosa visited his folks r
lere the Fourth.
Misses Ada and Alchia Bentley, OF
iarshalltown, are at the L. Z. Hull
iome to spend the week.
Loyilia Press: Geo. A. Warner was
boxing after business matters in Os-
-aloosa Saturday afternoon. L
Abba Republican,: Walter James,
wife and children of Oskaloosa visited d
drs. Byron Lppert the first of the
week Is
Keokuk County News: John AK y
near and son and VIM Axmear Sr.. v
TENDED Chas. Messengers funeral at
)skaloosa. Il
colfax Tribune: Mrs Frances De S
amp and son Rene went to Oska- {,
1osa SATURDAY. for an extended visit