The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-09-06
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during the week.
Ed Foster is here for a few da"s
visit with his mother Mrs. Anna E
Foster of North B street.
Miss Ruth Windle is away for q
few days visit with her friend, Miss
LeOnora Holmes at Keota.
Mrs. Emma Palmer, of Alton. is a
guest in the home of her brother Hen
~ Munsel of Second avenue east.
Keokuk County News: Miss Fran
ces Bensmiller of Oskaloosa was a
visitor here couple of days last week.
What Cheer Chronicle: Miss Blanche
Lortscher was at 0skaloosa last week
attending the funeral of the late Ada
McFarlan.
Pella Chronicle Rev. r. r. Sadler
is at Ottumwa this week attending the
meeting of the Oskaloosa Baptist as
ISOLATION.
Knoxville Express Sam Thomp.
son and daughter Jemima were in os-
kaloosa Monday where they spent the
day with, friends.
Mrs. John Gum and son Benny, of
Moneola, Texas, are in the city for
an over Sunday visit at the A. L..
Howerton home.
Loyilia Press: Mrs. Nellie Love re-
turned last Monday from Oskaloosa,
where she had been visiting several
DAYS with relatives.
Mrs. Iiya Barnett of the teaching
corps of the Knoxville schools Is visit
ing at the Henry Munsell home on
Second avenue east.
Bussey Record: Mrs. LATE Metz
went to Oskaloosa, Wednesday, TO
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Clark Scott and husband.
It H. Carlin is home from Des
Moines where he was guest OF ms
son Tom Jr., who is an army clerk con-
nected with headquarters.
Lynnville Leader: r. T. Bouma
went to Oskaloosa last week and had
his tonsils removed, which had been
giving MIN serious trouble.
Henry Munsell assisted on the police
in the absence of Chief of Police
James Lawrence and Deputy Ray
Myers had personal charge of the
force.
Washington Journal: Miss Frances
Hoag of Muscatine visited in the city
this morning on her way TO Oskaloosa
where she will visit few days with
friends.
Doctor Appleman of the Home Tel
ephone Company, came over from
Chicago yesterday to have a confer
ence with his righthand bower man
ager George Gordon.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. c. c.
Holt, who had been here visiting the
family of her daughter, Mrs. Robt. =
J. Ramsay, returned to her home in
Oskaloosa last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oswandel and
daughter Miss Dorothy are OFF on a
two weeks trip to Omaha and Lincoln,
Nebraska and South Dakota, where
they are interested in crop harvesting.
Pella Chronicle: Rev. P. Braak
preached at Edyville and Oskaloosa
Sunday, his pulpit at the Third Re-
formed church in this clay being oc-
cupied by Theological student Gradus
Wander Linden.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Engstrom come
from Chicago to be permanent resid-
ents of Oskaloosa. They reside at
No. 1893 First avenue east. Mr.. En-
gstronl is an agent of the Marshall
Field Company.
Washington Press: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
f. Sproaat and son Master John, and
Mrs. Etha Steck returned Friday aft
ernoon from two days visit at the
Burnside home in Oskaloosa. They
made the trip via auto.
Knoxville Express: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nichols were in Des Moines
last Friday afternoon where they Wis
tied their son, Alvin Nichols, who be-
longs to the company of national
guards OF Oskaloosa.
Abba Republican; Mrs. Frank Kis-
sick of Chicago is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Olive Lambert and other rela-
tiyes. Frank who came for the funer-
al of his father, Robert Kissick, in Os-
kaloosa, returned home the first Of
the week.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Albert Sny-
der of Delta, came last Wednesday
for a visit at the home of her sister-in-l
law, Mrs. j. p. Garrett and family,
Mrs. Lee Shafer of Oskaloosa, was al
so a guest at the Garrett home last
Wednesday and Thursday.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mr.. and
Mrs e. g. Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clutter drove over to Oskaloosa last
week and took Leslie Nelson so he
could take the midnight train over the
NJ. & ST. L. for Canada where he goes
10 look after their crop interests.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred NJ. Smith. who
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