The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-06-28

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We're shopping in Oskaloosa Friday
What Cheer Patriot: Mildred Camp
| bell of Oskaloosa, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Thornburg, depart
ed for her home Friday.
Keokuk County News; Mrs. vii
lard Downey and son of 0skalooss
visited here with her mother, Mrs
! Sanders, the first of the week.
Colfax Tribune: Mrs. c. H. Tam
of Oskaloosa who spent the past
month with her daughter, Mrs. James
Graham, expects 10 terminate her
visit next week
Pleasantville News: Miss Anna
Johnson returned to her home in Os'
kaloosa Tuesday after spending two
weeks at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Alex. Gilderbloom, at Beech.
Lynnville Star; Miss Davis of Os-
kaloosa is the trained nurse caring
for Mr.. Newt Ludwick, who is re-
ported very low. The children are
all at his bedside Clyde who lives
at Mora, Mimi, being the only one
living at distance.
Colfax Clipper: Monday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Miller of the M.
& M. Drug Company were agreeably
surprised by the arrival of Mr.. Mil
ler's mother, Mrs. H. C. Miller of
Oskaloosa, together with her daugh-
ter and husband, Rev. and Mrs.
Wayne l.. Waters. The party were
driving overland enroute to the state
S. S. convention at Council Bluffs.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Dick Syn
horst of Oskaloosa was in Pella Fri
day afternoon visiting her friend,
Miss Mary Ketman, who was stop
ping at the home of DR.. and Mrs. C.
Aschenbrenner. Miss Ketman has
been teaching at Mentor, Mimi, the
past year and will return to that
place for the next school year. She
will not go to her home in California
this summer but will spend the vaca-
ton with relatives at he rformer
home in Humboldt county.
DR.. T. wilkins is in the city in the
interest of the Iowa State Spiritual
lists Association.
Grinnell Register: Mark Blair went
to Oskaloosa Tuesday night to visit
at the home of his uncle.
What Cheer Patriot: Judge Mccoy
and wife of Oskaloosa were in What
Cheer Sunday visiting the Harlans.
Mrs. Annie Taylor has moved to
the home Of her son, Guy Taylor, on
the Des Moines river for the summer.
Miss Amanda HORT came home on
from Sheridan, Wyoming
where she just finished a successful
term of school.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. August Tennis
and Miss Mildred Abraham of Talley-
rand visited relatives in Oskaloosa
from Monday until yesterday.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. w. S.
Long and daughter, Mrs. Frank Craw-
ford. and children were in Oskaloosa
where Mrs. Long is taking
treatment.
Pella Booster: Misses Nellie De
Koning, Johanna Rouw, Katherine
Veen, Mabel Van Vark and Wilma
Veenstra were visitors in Oskaloosa
afternoon.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. George Liter
and brother, Dieles GRANDPA, went to
Oskaloosa Thursday for a visit with
their brother, Lane, who underwent
an operation at the hospital there.
Hedrick Journal: A marriage IL
cense was issued in Oskaloosa Satur-
day to Charles w. Fellers and Carrie
o. Wood of Fremont Mr.. Fellers
is one of the best known horsemen
In southern Iowa, and his wide circle
of friends will extend ocngratula-
tons.
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Wilson and the
have arrived from Norfolk,
Virginia, where they have been resid
ing since leaving Oskaloosa a num-
Der of months ago, to fejoin Mr.. Will
son in permanent residence here fol-
lowing the acceptance by that indi-
vidual of the position of chief dis
patcher of the eastern division of the
NJ. & st. l.. railway lines. Friends
here will welcome the return of this
most excellent family.
Phil Kearney and Mahaska county
arrived home Thursday from
at the annual state en-
of the G. A. A. held this
year at Davenport The boys" were
5plendidly entertained and they nave
a wealth of experience to relate. w.
H. II. Barker>of Harvey was the dele
gate from Phil Kearney Post. He
was accompanied by j. b. McCurdy,
II. Shaw, and Charles Gale,
Post members. Other Mahaska vet
Grams attending were lack Barnes,
Phil Grace and Newton Wymore.
(From Mondays Daiiy.)
Miss Hazel Caring of Montezuma
spent Sunday with her parents.
L. ]. Holland of Lake Mills. Iowa,
Is in Oskaloosa today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walton and
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Walton motored
10 Des Moines today.