The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24

+ missionary held at Holqu1n, CUBA
5 and will spend year in Iowa. Mis-
i Luella who has been teaching schoo
at Bryce, Ariz., willevisit her brothe
in southern California before return
ing to Iowa again. A family reun
,, ion will no doubt follow at Oskaloosa
(From Mondays Daily.)
Mrs. Eta Shaw of Rose Hill wa'
shopping in town Saturday.
Ed Dodds and Cortes Souter spen
Sunday in Oskaloosa, visiting.
| Miss Fawcett went to her home il
Cedar Rapids to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Small returned to Rose
Hill after visiting relatives here.
Miss Lyle went to Keota Saturday
to spend Sunday with her parents.
Charley Carpenter came from Des
Moines for Sunday visit with
friends ''-*
Miss Genevieve Howe of Muscatina
I is visiting her friend, Miss Helen
Roberts.
| Miss Kathryn Bieshaar went to
Washington on professional work,
Saturday,
Mrs. Guy Roof and Ray Roof of
Fremont were Oskaloosa visitors ON
Saturday.
William Kirk and family were Wis
itors here Sunday at the home of J.
d. Hawkins,
l.. L. Crawley, deputy revenue col
on official business.
Miss Naomi Wells of Des Moines
is weeks guest of relatives and
friends about town.
Miss Mildred Cunningham was a
week end visitor at the Clyde Yer
milyea home at Lacey.
Clarence Snider and Miss Pearle
Snider spent Sunday visiting with rel
atives in Marshalltown.
William Wright returned to his
home in Rose Hill Saturday after Wis
iting at the Frank Nash home
Miss Z. Mitchell, an employee of
the M. & st. l.. road, spent Sunday at
the parental home at Marshalltown.
Judge Willcockson convened dis
trict court again this afternoon fol-
lowing several days adjournment.
Miss Bcryle Vallandingham and
Miss Helen Carpenter of Rose Hill
We're in oskaloosa Saturday on bust
ness.
Washington Journal: Mrs. A. E.
Grim of Oskaloosa is a guest at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Charles
Lovelett.
Mrs. Minnie Barrett of Marshall
town returned home this morning
following few days visit here with
friends and relatives.
Miss Helen Sewers spent Sunday
at Grinnell visiting at the home of
Miss Hazel Myers, who teaches in an
Oskaloosa public school.
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Graham and son
who have been visiting here for few
days at the home of J. d. Hawkins,
returned to Waterloo Sunday.
Washington Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Garrett, who have been visiting
in Davenport for few days with rel
atives, went to their home at Oska-
loosa Saturday morning.
Billy" Moore of Des Moines is
again to be a citizen of OskalOoSa
and will be at his old stand in the
barber shop under Bollinger's music
store. He expects to move his fam
lily here this week.
Frederick Walsmith, son of A. J.
Walsmith. and a member of the Os
kaloosa High school graduating class
left Saturday afternoon for Montana
where he will remain for some time
on an uncle's ranch.
Ralph Powell of this city, recently
appointed manager of the office of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
at Washington, Iowa, returned to
Washington this morning, following a
few days visit here with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dimmitt have
COLlS from OlIumWd 10 I'VE III OShd-
loosa by reason of the great amount
of activity in brick work here this
season. Mr.. Dimmitt is brick
layer by trade and is now engaged en-
the Penn College job.
County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Jessie Duboc returned to her
work Saturday afternoon following
an extended illness. Miss Dubic in
jured her back several weeks ago
while boarding street car. Her con-
dition 10 now much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floid Hatcher and
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Muckler and son
Darrell went by auto to Toledo, Iowa,
to visit relatives Saturday and re-
turned Sunday evening. They were
accompanied home, by Frank Hen
messy, an uncle of Mrs. Hatcher, who
will visit here for a few days.
John Hammes of Ottumwa spent
Sunday here visiting at the parental
John c. Hammes home John j..
spent few days last week at Fari-
bault, Mimi, and on Friday night at
tended the Junior-Senior Ball at