The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05
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his son, l.. A. Trotter, Friday.
L. r. Rosebrook was business pas
senger to Marshalltown this morning
Mrs. e. A. McFarlan returned hom'
after spending several weeks in Dayen
port.
Mrs. Rose Charles of Omaha is il
oskaloosa looking after business in
tcrests.
Rev. George Vandran and wife o
Lakonta were in Oskaloosa, Friday or
business.
Mrs. F. d. Lanning of Lakonta was
in Oskaloosa Friday doing some Eas
ter shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Ewing of What
Cheer are visiting at the homes OF
their parents.
Mrs. w. p. Blackford, SIS South Sew
enth street is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mccoy of Hillsboro.
Miss Millie HASTE of Des Moines
viii be a guest of friends and relatives
in town for a Sabbath visit.
Mrs. Dr. j. M. Barnett and daughter
Mary departed last evening for Chlca-
go to spend the week visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bollinger left
this morning, in their auto, for st. JOS
eph, Mo, for few days visit.
Tracy Osborn of New Sharon was
about town yesterday seeing friends
and attending to personal affairs.
Mrs. Thomas Lewis returned to her
home in Colfax, this morning after
several days visit with relatives.
Mrs. Lon Jones of Avery neighbor-
hood is visiting at the parental vii.
liam Akers home for a couple of
weeks.
John Wilson came in today from In
dianapolis TO be a guest in the home
OF his son John p Wilson for Sun
cay visit.
w. f. McCarty was passenger TO
Minneapolis, Mimi, this morning, go
ing to look after business of the M. e.
ST. l.. road.
Miss Jane Blake left this morning
for Mason City, where she will spend
the week end visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. II. c. Shaw.
Miss Lydia Llewellyn of Kansas City
Kansas is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
David Williams on 502 A avenue West
and other relatives.
Mrs. Kate Foehlinger who lives on
SIS North B street with her daughter
Mrs. w. l. McQuiston is quite poorly
with cold and grippe.
Robert Kissick who has been seri-
ously i'll at his home, No. BIG South
Market street is somewhat better and
is convalescing steadily.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dressed and son
Fred of the Downing hotel, have gone
10 Toledo, Ohio, for an Easter visit
at Mr.. DresseI's old home.
Rev. L. NJ. Grigsby will return from
Omaha today where he has been for
a week attending the funeral of his !
Ray Kesterson.
D. NJ. Skeels of Omaha is here with !
his daughter, Mrs. Lillian B. Thomas !
and they have occupied the Cruzen
No. 2O4 North c street.
Mrs. E o. Chinn and daughters |
Grace Pauline and Louis Josephine |
will spend the coming weeks vacation
in Garden Grove at the home of Mrs.
Ehinn's parents.
Mrs. William Dale and daughter, |!
Miss Agnes, of Kansas City, Mo, who |
have been visiting here for the past |
few days with relatives, returned |
home this morning.
AL NJ. Hixson of Des Moines former |
~ Of the local c. b. & Q. as agent |
and representative of this territory, I
was in town today calling on old time
friends and acquaintances.
Norman Kissick of Chicago who /
has been in town on account of the
illness of his father Robert Kissick |
viii be guest at the Bell Cows meet |
ing at the armory this evening.
William II. Shaw today transferred |
his residence place from the old home !
no. 1917 South Market street to No. !
31S North First street, the first dwell
ing north of the S. ]. Dutton home |
where he viii have apartments.
Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Good |
win and children of 435 North Third |
street left for Agency City today. Mr.. |
Goodwin will return home Monday, but
Mrs. Goodwin and the children will re-
main in Agency City for weeks visit /
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef hobart have re-
turned TO their home in Hedrick after |
a pleasant visit at the Con Wilson |
home, No. 400 North d street. During !
their stay Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. Gracey |
came down from Des Moines to be at !
the parental Wilson place.
DR.. D. Z. Roberts, city health officer
and wife are entertaining at their
home for a few weeks, Mrs. Roberts !
parents, DIR. and Mrs. William K. Hunt |
ington of Boston, Massachusetts, who |
are on their way home from Florida !
where they have spent the winter.