The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05

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Miss. Gladys Moylan, who has been
visiting with the Misses Bess Moore
and Ada Duffy, returned to her home
in West Liberty Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Holmes left for her home
in Des Moines today after a few
weeks visit at the home of her un
Gle, William Bartlett, in Lincoln
township.
Mrs. Dan Knox left for Denver,
Colorado, this morning where she
expects to make her home. She will
make a short visit in Nebraska on
her way there. e.
Miss Hazel McCord of Des Moines
has been visiting with her sisters,
Mrs. Henry Jepson and Mrs. John
Buffers; also at the home of her
cousin, Miss zaida Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Trotter enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday their cousin,
Miss Lydia Llewellyn of Kansas City,
and their father, Moses
Llewellyn, Sr, and sister, Miss Mary
of Beacon.
Mr.. Read, Of the Read, Macdonald
& Brewster Construction company OF
Mimi, arrived here yes
terday to look after the firms con-
tract work at Penn college and at the
high school.
T. G. Steddom received a very
painful injury in an accident the
other day, being kicked by COW
and getting eighteen ribs broken on
one side. He is somewhat better
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Amsbury and
Maxine and Robert have
moved to Sigourney where Mr.. Ans.
bury has secured employment in a
garage. The best wishes of their
friends go with them to their new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Smith and baby
BOY, Myef, returned to their home in
Mt. Harris, Colorado, after an ex-
ended visit here with relatives. They
vent to Abba Friday and visited with
Mr.. Smiths parents until Sunday ev-
ening. .....
Miss Anna Henderson, living at
'05 A avenue west, accidentally fell
md broke her lower limb Monday.
Dr.. Johnston of Oskaloosa, assisted
~ DR.. Taylor of. Monroe, attended
he fracture and the patient is get
ing along all right. ..
Mrs. s. B. Onstine returned this
from Newton where she was
allied to visit her brother, Will
3oatsma, who is very sick with
leart trouble and complications. Mr..
3oatsma is very low and the doctors
lave no hopes of his recovery.
Supt. o. P. Flower of the Oskaloosa
,ublic schools left last night for FIT.
Madison, Iowa, to attend the South
eastern Iowa Teachers convention,
Meeting there Thursday, Friday and
Supt. Flower is a mem.
,er of the committee. planning the
convention.
From Wednesdays DafyO
Miss Mae Skinner of Marshall
own is visiting Mrs. Roy Graft.
Miss Bessie Strang is spending her
weeks vacation at Burlington with
Ter sister, Mrs. McFarlane.
Miss Daisy Kingman of Paris, Mis-
ouri, is a guest of her brother, Frank
iingman, during the week.
Grinnel Herald: Miss Bernice
2ayburn of Oskaloosa has been Wis
ting at the home of her uncle, James
iwart.
Henry Frankel of Des Moines, &C
by his little daughter, is
n the city looking after business
interests.
Grinnell Herald: Miss Trina Wyn-
garden of near Oskaloosa has been
pending the past few days at the
PARENTAL home.
Clifford Stanton, who has been
confined to his home for couple of
weeks. with a severe attack Of
is improving.
c. l.. Sears left last evening for
Omaha where he will attend the fun
,ral of a friend, and will also visit for
/ few days with friends and relatives.
w. c. Sharpe, who has been visit
ng with his family here, No. 702
Third avenue east, returned yester-
lay to his duties at Springfield in
he cooperative stores Of the Illi-
lois Mine Workers.
Miss Jessie Duboc, county superin-
endent of schools, left this morning
or Fort Madison where she VIII at
end the Southeastern Iowa Teach
,rs' convention, in session tomorrow,
friday and Saturday.
Tom Stephenson of Abba, one of
he state auditors for the United
Nine Workers organization, was in
own yesterday looking after local
lffairs in the capacity of travelling
auditor. He was entertained by To-
al friends.
Word came yesterday to Mrs. John
No. 507 Ninth avenue east,
rom her daughter, Mrs. nellie Cam