The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-02-01
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Mrs. Mary Gould left this mornin.
for Des Moines called there by the
serious illness of her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Trese of Kel-
logg. Iowa, returned home this morn
ing after few days visit here witt
relatives
Henry Sonderegger, ST., is sdf
ously ill and little hope for his re
coyery is given out by the attending
physician.
Mrs. w. o. Woods of 712 North
street, who has been seriously i'll for
many months, shows no signs of i'm
proyement.
Mrs. n. A. Zellner left this morn,
ing for Mason City where she will
visit for several days with her three
grandchildren.
Miss Adah Schlegal of Omaha ar
rived in the city last evening and
will spend week visiting relatives
near Rose Hill.
Mrs. Roy Williams of Grinnell,
who has been visiting at the parental
7. ]. Conoyer home, returned to
Grinnen this morning.
Mrs. Lewis Dalton returned this
morning to her home in Des Moines
after spending several days in the
city visiting relatives and friends.
} Mrs. Clyde Allen and daughter Ba-
bette returned this morning to their
home near Washington after spending
several days in the city guests OF
relatives.
Miss Maureen Cliff of Des Moines
is a guest in the city with friends for
over Sunday. Miss Cliff will go from
here to Keota where she will spend
next week visiting relatives.
Mrs. c. d. Smith passed through
the city Friday enroute from her
home in Marshalltown to Muscatine
where she will visit sister during
Inc remainder of the winter.
The Grinnell High school basket
ball teams and rooters returned to
GrlnnelI at midnight last night, fol-
lowing their games played here with
the Oskaleosa High school fives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Brown and
children passed through the city this
morning, going from their home in
Grinnell to Sigourney, where they
we're called by the serious illness of
an aunt.
Miss Dorothy Farmhouse, who is
attending school at the Iowa State
Teachers college of Cedar Falls, re-
turned to her school this morning
after a several days visit at the par
entail c. L. Farmhouse home.
Rev. Arthur NJ. Lewis, Rector of
st. James Episcopal church, is re-
covering nicely now from his recent
surgical operation for appendicitis.
He is able TO be out little, and will
conduct services at his church to-
morrow.
A. +. Spencer OF the II. L. Spencer
Grocery Company left Friday after
noon for Detroit, Mich, where he
viii attend a meeting and banquet
of the National Grocery Company
officers, directors and managers. The
banquet will be given Tuesday night.
Fred Battner, who passed away at
his home on North d street Friday
afternoon, had the unusual distinct
don in a.ways having lived on the
property in which lie was born. He
britt residence on a part Of the
old Blattner home place wherein he
frat saw the light of day. Nor has
he in the meanwhile lived elsewhere.
A. Rosenblatt of the Baldauf-Ros-
enblatt Company has gone to New
York City on buying trip.
Miss Maude Wiser has returned
TO her home in Dcs Moines following
Il two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Addie Burge.
Kookuk County News: Mrs. Kittie
Ferguson and son Russell, of Oska
loosa, were called here Saturday by
the death Of Walter Mcbride.
Lynnyille Star: Miss Vivian Hull
Of Oskaloosa was a week end guest
OF Mrs. c. 0. Macy, Miss Janette
Kool being a Sunday dinner guest in
the home.
Sisorncy Review Mrs. j. w. Wolf
visited in Oskaloosa Saturday and a
few days the fore part of this week.
with her daughter. Mrs. Grace Rhyns-
burger and family.
Dr. J. S. Henderson left a few
days ago for an extended trip to
jacksonville, Florida, intending to
re.&in in the South through the re-
naming winter months.
New Sharon Star: Jack Barnes of
Oskaloosa has taken the place of Joe
McVay with the telephne company
while the latter is convaIescing from
broken collar bone.
John Loos. who has been quite i'll.
for some time, is gaining gradually
now. He is able to be up and about
The house, and hopes to be able to
be out doors again in a few days.
Elk Senator John F. Ream OF Bea-I
con writes from Los Angeles where
he is spending the winter. that he