The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-22

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Knoxville Journal: l.. A. Trotter o
Oskaloosa spent Tuesday in this cit!
with the family of his cousin, E. c
Pringie, and at the home of his I'M
Gle, J. A. Pringle.
Eddyvi,le Tribune: Miss Haze
Hopes of Oskaloosa came down last
Wednesday for an over Sunday visit
with her grandmother, Mrs. M. A
Werner, on South Second street.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Ray Math-
ews and children, Elizabeth and Max
inc, left for Oskaloosa Tuesday for a
visit with Mrs. Mathews parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Squire, and with
other relatives.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Chas. Lantz
of Minneapolis visited her parents in
Oskaloosa and at the Isaac Eastlack
and B. l.. Saunders homes last week.
Mr.. Lantz is in Texas, where they eX-
pect to move probably to Eagle Pass.
Abba Union: E. j. Evans of Oska
loosa. general missionary of the
American Sunday School Union, is in
this county looking after the inter
ests of the Sunday schools. While
here he is the guest of Missionary H.
L. Van Dellen, 1909 b avenue east,
who has started thirteen Sunday
schools in Monroe county since he
has been in Abba.
c. Whitfield, the NJ. & st. l.. roads
new general roadmaster, was in the
city yesterday looking after his OFF,
cial duties The Office of general
roadmaster was created by the road
during the month of February, and
Mr.. Whitfield, who is an old ID. & r.
G. official, was appointed to fill the
place. His visit here Friday was
The first trip to Oskaleosa.
(F'rom Mondays Daily.) u"
Carl Messenger of Des Moines was
4 visitor with friends here yesterday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Warder left this |
for their new home. at Far
son.
Mrs. W. S. Stuart left this morn
ng for New Sharon to visit her
mother, who is i'll.
Miss Nellie Wray was a passenger
o New Sharon this morning going
o attend social function.
Mrs. A. Vanderzee has been con
ined to her bed the last week with
severe attack of the grippe.
Mrs. ]. H. Hawkins went to OF
umwa Saturday for visit with her
laughter, Mrs. R. G. Hollingsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Witt and
laughter. Miss Mary f. Witt, spent
sunday at the Claire Wilmer home
i Fremont.
Mrs. Harry Walters returned to
Ter home in Marshalltown this morn
ng following few days visit here
With relatives.
DR.. viii w. Davis of Hedrick was
lere Sunday, a guest of his mother,
drs. Jeanette Davis, at her home on
south A street.
Thomas H. Sewers of the Sewers
Co., is in Centralia,
Boone county, Missouri, on business.
lie left Thursday evening.
Mrs. William Hart is quite i'll with
and complications. Her
lister, Mrs. Fred Hartman, is here
rom Peoria caring for her.
Miss Velna Dean, a student at
Drake University in Des Moines,
pent Saturday and Sunday here at
he parental c. L. Dean home.
Rev. Alexander McFerran, pastor
# the First Presbyterian church, is
Lome from Illinois where he was
last week by the death OF
lis father.
Father" William Crosson Of 105
fifth avenue east, for several days
,ast has been in Des Moines and In
lianola looking after various bust
less interests.
Miss Elizabeth Liebfarth of the
uf-Rosenblatt Company store is
LOHl6 lUudy lIOu SulCdSO NhSlc oLIS
vas in attendance last week at the
zig Style Show. 4
rrenry Tandy is very sick at his
lome at 652 North A street. His
rouble, high blood pressure with
complications, is causing him quite a
,reat deal of suffering.
Bishop Theodore N. Morrison of
Davenport, has designated Monday,
Nay It'll, as the date of his official
'isit to St. James Episcopal church.
His visits are always thoroughly en-
Dyed and appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
lave gone to Two Dot, Mont, where
hey will make their future home,
a ranch near the property |
If their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
md Mrs. Earle Roberts.
Chief time inspector Crawford for
he NJ. & st. l.. r. r., with headquar-
ers at Minneapolis, today called at
ne vanderzee jewelry house chang
ng the rules of time inspection to
20 into effect April first.