The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-08
THE TUSCALOOSA HERALD. THU1ssDAY. NOVEMBER 1917

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at the parental J. M. Reeder HON
9 over Sunday.
e Mrs. j. C. Phillips and daughte
Bernice, of New Sharon, were in tn
y city Saturday.
e Mrs. Clarence Teter and son Ear
spent the week end with Mrs. Bloom
: field in Abba.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford OFT went {,
lOllie Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
, George Fritchen.
, Miss Viola Harris went to Indian
. apolis Saturday to spend severa
weeks with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Shultz went Il
Marshalltown Saturday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Pomeroy.
Mrs. ]. o. Warner Of Abba will
spend sevral days with Mrs. w. o
Nugent in this city.
Ben Handler went to Charlton this
morning after spending Sunday at
the S. Handler home.
Mrs. Mccarthy has returned home
from Gladbrook where she has been
nursing Mrs. B. Harlan. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Townley and
son Vernon spent Sunday at the par
entail j. S. Vernon home.
Miss Hazel Cordner of Lincoln,
Nebraska, will visit at the o. P.
Hedgt home for sevral days.
Miss Anna Fay returned Sunday
from Bussey after spending school
vacation there with relatives.
Mrs. Vermont went to her home in
Abba after spending Sunday with
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Fuller.
Mrs. NJ Southwick was a passen-
ger to Marshalltown to visit with her
daughter Mrs. E. r. Helm.
Mrs Emma Johnson of University
Park went to Wright for services on
Sunday at the Friends church.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Crowder and little
daughter Mary Jane spent Sunday
with Mrs. McVey at New Sharon.
Miss Margaret Williams and Mrs.
H. c. Williams visited in Ottumwa
yesterday with Mrs. T. M. Jolly.
Mrs. c. C. Weeks returned to Chi.
cago this morning after spending the
past week with Mrs. H. S. Howard.
Mrs. Annie Mendenhall of Glen
wood Park submitted to an operation
at the Mahaska hospital Thursday.
Mrs. J. H. Carpenter who has been
visiting at the Kirkman home, went
to her home in Grinnell Saturday.
Mrs. G. Ressler and baby and Miss
Ida Hutchinson of Centerville were in
the city Saturday from Centerville.
Mrs. Virginia Struble is here from
Omaha and is at the parental Bowen
Bowen home on Third avenue west.
Miss Florence Smith returned to
her school work at Victor, Iowa, yes
terday following a brief visit at home.
Miss r. Beadle was a passenger to
Marshalltown Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Ben Seager, over Sunday.
George Sewers, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. G. Sewers, hadShis tonsils re-
moved at the Abbott hospital last
week.
Mrs. McNapp, who has been visit
ing at the c. H. Feezer home, went
to Grinnell where she will make her
home.
Mrs. D. Rolley went to her home
in New Sharon Saturday after visit
ing friends in Abba and shopping in
this city.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Goodner of
Lacey were in the city Friday to at
tend the party held at the F. E. Ken
dig home.
Miss Bertha Wright of Lacey was
with her parents over Sunday in JEFF
ferson, Iowa. She is primary teach
er at Lacey.
Miss Marie Martinstein returned
to her school work at Grinnell this
morning after spending Sunday with
her parents.
Miss Nellie Wray, deputy county
superintendent, went to New Sharon
Saturday where she spent Sunday
with relatives.
Mrs. Ed Powell and daughter
Gladys went to Eddyville Saturday to
be with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ogden.
Mrs. Sara Snyder went to Charlton
Saturday with her granddaughter,
Mrs. Sam Beardsley, where she will
spend the winter.
Darrell Muckler returned to Grin
nell this morning after being with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Muck
Ter. over Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Reynolds and son Will
liam returned this morning from Iowa
Falls where she has been visiting her
aunt, Miss McCarron.
Mrs. David Kisor went with her
granddaughter, Miss Hazel Cordner,
to Lincoln, Nebraska, and will make
her home with them.
Mrs. ]. A. Raweny went. to her
home in Waterloo after visiting the
GRANDPA brothers of Pella and with