The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
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Leland Ford is spending his vaca-
ton at New Providence, Iowa.
Mrs. Hal Scott is visiting her moth
err Mrs, George De Long of Scott town
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Spencer arrived
home today from their winter trip to
Florida
Mrs. Bird Digger and daughter
Edith Of What Cheer were Friday
shoppers.
Mrs Sarah McElrea of Knoxville
viii spend easter with Frank Blattner
and family.
Mrs OIL Gibbons and daughter Lois
Of Thornburg spent Friday in oska-
loosa shopping.
Mrs A. E, Farhney, who is at Abb
bolts hospital taking treatment is get,
ting along nicely.
Miss Ollie Padgett departed We'd
nesday for Denver where she has
been offered good position.
Mrs. L. p Shawley and daughter
Clara have gone to Monmouth Illinois,
&c visit sister, Mrs. Connely.
Mrs. Mary Zabilka returned to her
home in indianapolis after visit
with her daughter Mrs. Frank Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Arhwiller of AL
bia have been visiting at the Harry
Morgan home at I'll Ninth avenue
East.
Mrs Otto Messer who was recently
operated on at the Mahaska hospital
has returned tot her home very mucn
improved.
The prevailing war spirit brings out
Pap" Douglas, who has been the
guest of Company + and II at State
camps for years.
Claren c. Coffin and Don Russell,
students at the State College at Ames
are home spending the spring vaca-
ton.
Miss Esther Larimer, who is a stu
dent at Drake University in Des
Moines is spending the spring vacation
here,
H. r. Mowrer from near Centerville,
arrived here this morning to take
charge of the West Valley rural
school.
Judge X. E. Willcockson, presided
over the April term of district court,
returned home to Sigourney today for
the week end.
Miss Lucille Hart of Davenport will
spend the coming week visiting with |
her aunt Mrs. c. o. Stringfellow, sos
G avenue West.
Mrs. O. L. Eastman of Delta spent |
Friday with her little grand daughter
Lillian who has been operated on at
Mshaska hospital.
Colfax Clipper: Maggie Brander.
horst went to Oskaloosa Saturday |
where she expects to stay all summer
with her sister, Mrs. DeBooth.
Washington Journal: Mrs. A. X. Viii
son passed through here today on her
way from Ann Arbor, Mich, 10 Oska- |
loosa where she will visit at the home
OF relatives.
Washington Journal: Mrs. NJ. S
Cheney returned tits morning to her
home at Oskaloosa, after attending the
missionary convention here at the
Methodist church.
Mrs. C. S. Pennington of South 18th
street was operated on at the Mercy
hospital last week. She is now able to
be taken home, but will be confined
TO her bed for few days.
Mrs. r. w. Caldwell and daughter,
Miss Edna have returned home from
California. where thep spent the fall
and winter months. They report a
pleasant visit, but are glad to reach
home again.
Charles ]. Fox, the Manager of the
Peoples Water Co, went to Cedar
Rapids on Friday for an over Sunday
stay and also care for business mat
tiers. He will visit other points before
his return next week.
Mrs. DIR. l. N. Thompson's mother,
Mrs George Harden and sister,. Mrs.
Grace Fitzgerald and the baby. re-
turned to their bone in Mount Ster-
ling this morning after two weeks
visit at the Thompson home.
Mrs. B. e. Silliman of Dubuque who
has been in town several days in con-
nection with state federation club |
work went to Des Moines Friday even
ing for conference over special at
fractions for a state meeting.
Mrs. b. Risney and children return
ed home Friday from Knoxville where
they had been visiting relatives. They |
were accompanied home by Mrs. Ris-
neys sister-in-law, Mrs. E. j. Soudan
who will spend Easter with relatives.
Bussey Record: John Shelton & Co.
Of Oskaloosa started work Monday. |
sinking the shaft Of the new mine on
the Northwestern, southwest of this
city. The mine is situated about three |
fourths of mile west of the Rex coal
camp and is located on the Samuelson
land.
Doctor a. M. Kallman. wife and son