The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05

kaloosa Monday and will meet wit
] the two local circles at the home
Mrs. w. Z. Kemble, C Avenue Eas
Monday afternoon, to give instruction
in the work of the Kings Daughter
All of the local members are urged [
be present at the Monday afternoo
meeting.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
Geneva, OF Oskaloosa, and Miss Edn
Clark, of Des Moines, were guests a
the A. +. Geneva home Sunday.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. Lo
LSedrel and baby spent Saturday nigh
and Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Franz
Wiser and family near Oskaloosa.
Keokuk County News; Mrs. S. W
Needham and Alice, were in Oskaloos;
Monday and over night, visiting he
IuEcle, Clarence YermiIlion and wife.
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. John Doud o
OskaloOsa has been spending a few
days in Grinnell. Yesterday she wen
to Montezuma to visit with relatives
Bussey Record: Misses Anna O'Bry
an and Nell Morrisey and Messrs. An
drew Kean and Lloyd Way were in Os
kaloosa last Thursday evening attend
ing ''The Lilac Domino"
Pella Booster: Miss Angelina Van
Z&nte returned to her school work in
oskaloosa Sunday evening after spend
;o,, , .ln,t t;,,,o ,,,;th bar ,,arantc Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Van Zante.
It. B. Rees of Givin, who recently re-
turned from a visit in the eastern
reports that he had very enjoyable
trip, but found that prices on eatables
was unusually high in the east.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Denning were in Oskaloosa last
Thursday forming the acquaintance of
the new baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Sisco, Mrs. Sisco being Johns
sister.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Harve Pow
ers and Ed Maloy and Chas. Hohl and
families drove to Oskaloosa last Satur
day afternoon, Messrs Maloy and Hohl
the Breeders association
while moving.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Pearl
Whiteman went to Oskaloosa some
weeks ago to nurse a patient, and has
lately been visiting Mrs. II. H. Walker
in Des Moines and at the Ace Odem
home at Stuar.
Montezuma Republican: J. A. Magee
who dropped dead at Oskaloosa, Satur-
day, was former resident of Monte
yuma. He owned and conducted a cloth
ing store on the corner now occupied
by Cummings & Pollard. Mr.. Magee,
wife and daughter are we'll remem-
bered here.
Keokuk County News: Mrs. c. NJ.
Brown and daughter Helen returned
evening from Oskaloosa,
where Mrs. Brown had been to have
an operation on her nose, which prov
g very successful and beneficial She
visited with her sister, Mrs. J. P.
Doods, while there.
Peter Verbiest of Barnes City neigh
borhoOd, returned recently from STRAIT
ten, Colo, where he purchased more
land. He now owns about 400 acres
Iii that state. His son, Leon, who ac-
him west, remained on the
land. Mr.. Verbeist will farm the Chas.
sweeney land near Deep River this
year.
What Cheer Patriot: Leonard Stan
ley of Corning, Iowa, came to Coal
Creek Sunday accompanied by his
nephew Forest Stanley and family of
OskalOosa, to visit old Shanghi and
his cousins and Chums, Ezra and Al
mon Stanley. His visit was very short
as he had to get back to Oskaloosa and
take some rest and a night train to-!
Des Moines as he is a member of the
legislature now in session.
Knoxville Journal: The J. w. Kirk
family are having more than their
share of minor troubles just now:
Warren Kirk, a student at Grinnell,
has scarlet fever in that city and has
been in a hospital since a week ago
asst Friday. Howard, another son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk, VINO attends school
Il Oskaloosa, has been exposed to
smallpox and ]. w himself has nasal
trouble that has caused recent visits
- Oskaloosa and Des Moines experts.
Warren will be brought home just as
soon as he can travel without danger
Of disseminating the germs of scarlet
ever.
3 Eddyville Tribune: Sunday an auto
upset near the home of Burley Serb
ner and one of the occupants, Miss
Luly Bingaman of near Oskaloosa sus-
Lained painful injuries to her back.
The car was being driven by Harry
Prime, son of John Prime of near Os-
Saloosa, and he and Miss Bingaman,
who is stopping at the Prime home,
were taking his cousin Miss Laura
Rogers TO her home near Abba, when
hey struck hole in the road and the
lar upset, throwing the occupants un-
ierneath. The other two escaped in.
Jury, but the car was considerably
damaged. Miss Bingaman was brought
10 town for fOadicaJ attanf;op a,,d -