The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-08
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Miss Helen Palmgreen went [
What Cheer yesterday on business.
Mrs. G. Thomas went to Givin We:
terday to visit her mother Mrs. Cubi
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Mitchelltan @
New Sharon were in the city yestel
day.
Mrs. A. ]. Wellar, and daughter Mi
dred are at Centerville visiting rela
tives.
Mrs. Ben Hutton of Marshalltowl
visited Friday with Mrs. Will Call
CHER
Mrs. Grace Morgan arrived from
Grinnell last evening to visit at tn,
Chord home.
Mrs. ]. Elders went to Marshall
yesterday to spend the week END
with relatives.
Mrs. Susan Shoener of Marysville
Ia, is visiting her son, Arthur Shoe
ner in this city.
Mrs. James Mourer of Abba spent
Friday with her brother Charles Gun
mar of this city.
Mrs. G. II. Gable and Mrs. D. w
Moore went TO Grirnell yesterday to
see their husbands.
Mrs. Robert Hawkins and family
went to Abba to visit at the Harry
Moore home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Whitsel and son
Henry William went to Des Moines
Friday to visit relatives.
Miss Ruth Griffin went to her home
in Abba yesterday accompanied by
Miss Sipkeoma of this city.
Mrs. Laura Daugherty of Ottumwa
is visiting her sister Mrs. Louise Blat-
tner on High avenue West.
Mrs. Frank Shoemake was a pas
senger to Marshalltown yesterday to
visit at the Frank Snyder home.
Mrs. Overturf is now at home in
this city after two years absence in
Algona where she has been employed.
Frank Mccormick was a passenger
yesterday to Cedar where he will
spend the week end with his brother
Earl
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ogle and daugh-
ter Elsie went to Keithsburg yesterday
to visit with relatives for several
weeks.
Mrs. T. L. Blank of Des Moines was
in the city last week with her hus-
band who is in charge of the work at
Skunk river.
Mrs. F. H. Stevens who has been
visiting relatives in this city and Bea-
con went to her home in Minneapolis
last evening.
Mrs. Jessie E. Mitchell, wife of Sen
ator Elmer E. Mitchell arrived in the
city yesterday She has been in gov
eminent service connected with the
printing department. She is guest at
the Lacey Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ley of Los An
geIes who have been visiting old time
friends here went to Burlington to see
his mother From there they go to
Chicago, and will return to Los An
geles via New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Martin went
to Marshalltown yesterday to spend
the week end with her brother Art.
Mr. Martin goes Monday to Daven-
port on business while Mrs. Martin
will return to her home in this city.
Will Broerman, steward of the Co.
Farm has had a fiattering offer to go
to Chicago and manage big farm op-
Grated by Guy Woodin and others. Mr..
. Broerman is under coli; ract here I'M
til the FIST of March and may accept
the new place at that tiun.
Miss Beryl Wells, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. T. M. Wells and formerly
with the McGregor store business of
fee has returned from three months
vacation trip to Seattle and the Pa
cific coast. She returns greatly bene-
fitted in health but before resuming
office work she will spend number
of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ray
Lytle at indianapolis.
Mrs. Fre] Everett Saith Of OSka-
loosa has received word from Twin
Falls, Idaho, announcing the marriage
tomorrow of Miss Agnes Josephine
Anderson and Floyd w. Lyons at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert G. Anderson, sos Fifth
avenue East, Twin Falls, Idaho. Miss
Anderson is former Oskaoosa girl,
and Is well known about town. For a
time she was cashier at the Harris
Bros. Grocery and recently she was
employed by the Baldauf-Rosenblatt
Company. The wedding will take
place tomorrow, Sunday, Nov. 4th.
Harve Rhynsburger was business
caller in Pella Friday.
J. Bersma, wife and son Gerald Wis
ited relatives in Pella Sunday.
Fleming has moved his fam
lily from Lynnvilie to oskaloosa.
Everett Plate visited Monday neal
Leighton at the John Van Manner
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