The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-15


Mrs Matilda Haight of Corning is
lguest of her cousin, Miss Francienn
Mason for a weeks visit.
Mrs. John H. Pickett is in Waterlo
for few days "a guest in the home 0
her sister, Miss Ida Aver.
George Price OF the Strepie coal fielt
was in town Thursday in conference,
with other coal men here.
Miss Hannah Walsh of Des Moline!
was in town yesterday enroutc to visi
with relatives in Ottumwa.
Darrell Muckler and Frank Schultz
went to Grinnell this morning to take
in the basket ball tournament.
]. C. Allen and wife accompanied by
Joseph Walker and Charley Macy au.
toed to Oskaloosa from Barnes City
Friday.
Fred Culver went to Joplin, Mo-, on
Wednesday evening to visit relatives
and look after some Missouri land
prospects.
Lynville Star: Jonas Versteeg made
business trip to Pella and Oskaloosa
Thursday and on returning home call
ed at the home of his brother J. w.
near New Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Kemble and Kay
Kemble went to Muscatine today to
be at the parental Amos Kemble home
and to participate in the celebration
of the sixty eighth wedding anniver-
sary of this worthy couple who are on
the threshold of their ninetieth year
of age.
Mrs. B. o. Jerrel returned last night
from Colfax where she attended the
meeting of the state board of the Iowa
Federation of Women's Clubs and the
of committees in conference,
who met for the purpose of preparing
FOR the biennial convention of all clubs
next May at Fort Dodge
Richland Clarion: Miss Cassie
Conover of Oskaloosa was a guest of
the Liblin home while here as one of
the judges of the contest
Bussey Record: Mrs. Jane Pen
nington of Oskaloosa was here Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. John Essling
and husband over Sunday.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Chas. Drei-
Delbeis went to Oskaloosa Monday |
md spent the day visiting at the
nome of her sister, Mrs. Clark Scott
and husband.
Mrs. Zenor, manager of Baldauf-
Co.'S millinery depart
nent, has secured the services of Miss
Nedl as head trimmer. Miss Wedl |
ook charge yesterday morning.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. George
3uttsrfeld went to Oskaloosa last
friday to consult specialist regard
ng a nervous trouble with which she
las been afflicted for several months.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. ]. J. Van
Der Werffe, of Lake Prairie town
hip, a sister of Mrs. Jacob Bayless
# this city, underwent surgical op-
ration at the Mercy hospital in Os-
;aloosa yesterday "wednesday for
he removal OF an abdominal tumor q,
Irs. Bayless was present at the time
# the operation.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. e. E. Dal-
,ey and son Charles of Barnes City,
Who had been here assisting the War
en- Dalbey family in their work of
ENJOYING to the new location in
township, were called to
)skaloosa last Thursday evening on
.ccount of the death of a relative.
(From Mondays Dsily.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hartman we're
IL Des Moines Saturday.
Walker Beach of Ollie was visit
II here with relatives, Sunday.
Harold Asher was down from Des
Ioines Sunday to visit his mother.
Ira WEIGH of Griswold, Iowa. is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. George Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Core of Barnes City
pent Saturday in the city, shopping.
Will OFT of Minneapolis is in the
ity visiting his sister Mrs. J. p. Sci
ert. <
Mrs. Geo. Bamford has gone to Ex-
elsior Springs, Mo-, for an extended
tay.
H. S. Rhynsburger was a business
assenger to st. Louis, No.. Saturday
light.
Mrs. Agnes Dohs of Butte, Mont,
5 visiting at the home Of her brother,
i. A. Alsop.
Mrs. DR.. Ryan, Mrs. Lawrence and
frs. Roe, all of New Sharon, were in
,skaloosa Saturday, shopping.
Mrs. Tom Clegg of Marshalltown
nd son Cedric stopped off in oska
oosa today on their way to ottumwa.
Frank Riggs went to Batavia Fri
ay OF last week to consider bust
Tess proposition in that neighbor-
God.
Miss Minnie White of Cedar Rap
is, who was week end visitor here
With relatives, returned home this