The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-02-08


Marie Connect to . party of twelv
girls.
ii Mr.. and Ms. Harry J. Logan re
+ turned this morning to their home i
Des Moines alter spending severe
!. days in this city visiting relatives an
friends. 5a
Mrs. F. E. Macy and daughte
Patsy returned this morning to thei
nome near Washington. They hay,
been visiting relatives in Grinnell TO
the past week.
i William II. Shaw, No. 1917 Souti
Market street, was severely III yes
terday with what appears to be al
attack OF la grippe Medical atten-
tion was necessary.
Miss Pearlc DUNCAN and Mrs. Allen
Vinney left this morning for their
homes in Muscatine after spending a
week visiting relatives and friends
in Grinnell and Oskaloesa.
Miss Ethel Dodson and Miss Ilene
Fitzgerald will arrive in the city this
evening from their homes in Daven-
port, and will be guests with Mrs.
Matt Fuller and the Duffys. They
will also attend the Walling golden
wedding celebration which will take
place tomorrow.
Newton News: Messages have been
received here announcing the birth
of daughter last Monday, Jan. %, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Johnson of Bea-
con. The mother was formerly Miss
Veda Johnson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Johnson of this place, but
now of Oskaloosa. Her friends will
be glad to know of this happy event.
in her home.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Keota Eagle; Mrs. Devine went to
Oskaloosa yesterday to visit her
cousin, Mrs. James Glass.
Mrs. Halle Williams went to Blakes.
burg Friday to spend the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Fallberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conger, of Mel
rose were here for Sunday visit with
their daughter. Mrs. Edgar Hasty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kalbach and
son Huber are leaving to day for
Florida and n months sojourn in the
MonteZuma Republican,: w. TIL
Phillips returned to Oskaloosa Mon
lay. He was here to look after his
and interests.
Secretary l.. T., Shangle Of the
chool board, has word that work on
he plans for the new building is pro-
as rapidly as possible.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Charlotte
Vest, of Oskaloosa, came last week
o make her home with the family of
Ter daughter, Mrs. James McNulty.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Brown, of Oskaloosa, have been here i,
he past few days visiting at the home
Il her sister. Mrs. Walter Johnson. L
New Sharon Star: Jack Barnes, of
has taken the place of Joe
fcVay with the telephone company
;hile the latter is conyalescing from
broken collar bone.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Chas. Il
Holt came Wednesday from Oska- !
oosa to spend few days at the home
f her sister, Mrs Kimberly, and fam
ly on the Fred Hawkins farm. ,
Grinnell Herald Mrs. J. w. Mitch.
II, of Marshalltown, is in Grinnell to
pend a week at the home of her par |
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Cove, while II
Irs. Cove is visiting in Oskaloosa. /
Charles Glover and Art Fritch are
ONE from Chicago and the big auto
lobile show. Mr.. Fritch wa sill most '
t the time suffering from a severe |
old and a touch of the la grippe. S
lie was not permitted to enjoy much I
( the exhibit.
Knoxville Journal: George A :
pears, of Oskaloosa, was a Knox. :
lille and Pleasantville visitor last >
Wednesday, Mr.. Spears. who vast
in the bakers business in
his city, is now conducting one of the
hief establishments of that character
! the Mahaska county capital. :
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Arthur Baker, Mr.
nd Mrs | E. Mathew, Mr.. and Mrs. Is
. +. Hyett, c. NJ Porter and r. Syn [
orts are home from Burlington, d
here they attended the sessions of s
ne Southeastern Iowa Lumbermen's
ssociation Convention. The various /,
essions were largely attended and all :
ad delightful time.
Rev. Alexander McFerran, the pas 0
Or Of the First Presbyterian church, +
efore being pastor, was carpenter b
nd in the appointments of the re- .
uilt church, he has work bench and 4
he tool chest that he used when he h
rst came to this country as mech
mic. The shop is in the basement in I,
ne space below the organ. lv
s.. b. Sinclair is anxiously awaiting Z
ne approach of something like fair n
leather that he may place new fire, I