The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23

y Moines Saturday to visit relatives an
s. friends for two weeks.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. John Read
i err, of Oskaloosa, is visiting her daugh
ter Mrs. Lorraine Triggs.
d Lovilia Press: Harry Henderson
was in Oskaloosa, Saturday and Sun
. day the guest of friends.
Mrs. Leslie Martin. of Des Moines
;. returned home after few days visi
with relatives and friends.
Bussey Record: Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
! Geneva, of Oskaloosa, were guests al
, the A. F. Geneva home Sunday.
Miss Marie Martin of Frankel's
store is enjoying a two weeks vaca
. ton and visiting relatives in Milo
Iowa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs
H.. w. Doak of Oskaloosa has been Wis
iting at the home of MIR. Bird Digger
of this city.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Ruby Clark
student nurse at an Oskaloosa hos
lpital, visited her home in Pella the
latter part of last week.
Keota Eagle: Miss Mary Gregory
went to Oskaloosa yesterday to attend
chautauqua She will visit her friend
Miss Josephine Kaufman.
Prairie City News: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. Thomas, of Colfax, who were Wis
iting in Oskaloosa and Monroe, return
cd home via Prairie City.
! Miss Blanche O'Leary who has been
Visiting with friends and relatives
during the week returned Saturday
to her home in Des Moines.
W. F. Fortune and daughter Miss
Nellie, of Kansas City, are in Oska-
loosa to be with Mr.. Fortunes mother
who was injured some time ago.
Colfax Tribune: Miss Mabel Price
is enjoying a two weeks vacation from
duties at the telephone office, with
relatives at Oskaloosa and Charlton.
Keokuk County News: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Campbell have returned to
| their home in Oskaloosa after a
weeks visit at the parental John Cam
pbell Sr. home.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Simon Vroom
and children of Oskaloosa, visited a
few days last week with Misses Jennie
and Mary Veen, returning home
Friday afternoon.
Pella Chronicle: John De Cook and
A. H. Clark drove to Oskaloosa Tues
day evening to hear w. J. Bryan at
the chautauqua. They report that he
made great speech.
Mrs Claire Arnold and children,
Jack and Jean went to Cedar Rapids
Saturday to spend few days with
Lieut.. Arnold A. d. c. before he de-
parts for Camp Cody. IL.
Prairie City News, Miss Evaleen
Ivan Bentum left Monday for a sojourn
of a week among relatives and friends
at Pella, Otley and Oskaloosa, this be-
ing her week of vacation from the
central office.
Mrs. John Topping and daughters
Pauline and Dorothy, of Burlington,
were in town Saturday enroute to Des
Moines by automobile. Miss Mary
Topping who has been visiting in
Des Moines will return with them.
Bussey Record: Miss Marjorie
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her mother, visited Bussey Monday.
Miss Lynch is to be the teacher of the
seventh grade. She came over to look
over the school plant and to secure a
place to live.
Knoxville Journal Mr.. and Mrs.
James kissinger and little daughter
Fern and Mr.. Charlie kissinger and
daughter, Eliza, spent last Thursday
with Foster Kissinger at the Mahaska
hospital in Oskaloosa. Foster Kissing
er is the father of James and Charles
kissinger.
A S. Perryman, of Manson, was in
Oskaloosa Saturday guest of Harry
f. Davis. Thirty years ago they play
ed together as boys and went to the
same school down in the Bloomfield
district and the meeting Saturday was
the first they have been together since
quitting school.
Bussey Record: Miss Margaret
Doughman, who is home from Oska-
loosa, spending her summer vacation,
went to Pella Monday morning and
spent the day with her friend, Miss
Clark from Pella both young ladies
went to Des Moines for visit at the
home of Miss Doughman sister, Mrs.
ii. w. Ballard and husband.
Colfax Tribune: j. Fl. DeBoard
came up from Des Moines after his
new car, Paige, and returned here
Saturday. His wife who had been
here visiting relatives returned with
him, as also did ID. Fl. Price and
daughter Edith, the latter will spend
week while Mr.. Price will visit vari-
Gus points, expecting to be gone two
weeks.
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