The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-09-20

t Minnesota,--up near the Canada
border. He helped with the harves
on his place, and while the Doctor
free to admit he is not much of
farmer, he nevertheless has bee
busy for the last three weeks. Fl
says that the crops are not of tn
bumper variety there this year, bu
the harvest has been abundant an
the country is, unusually prosperou:
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. A. j. Thoma
and daughter Mildred were Oskaloos
visitors Saturday ~
| Lovilia Press: Rev. A. b. Cornell
was business visitor in Oskaloos
a few days last week.
William Stout of Ursa, Illinois, ha
been visiting at the Edward Stou
and Mrs. Wood homes.
Abba Republican: Mr.. and Mrs
Otis Nugent of Oskaloosa visited
Mrs. J. o. Warner last week.
Monroe Mirror: Mr.. and Mrs. Har
ny Worth and Ada Van Zante were a
the Oskaloosa fair Tuesday.
Ben Lewis, member of the Ammu
milton Train stationed at Des Moines
visited in Oskaloosa last week.
Mrs. NJ. L. Stout of Carthage, Ills.
is visiting at the home of her son
, Edward Stout, 206 North Second St.
Lovilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. w. j
Sullivan and son were calling on
friends in Oskaloosa Sunday after
noon. .'.a+..
What Cheer Chronicle: Thos. Arm
strong exhibited several pens of his
fine hogs at the Oskaloosa fair last
week.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Crane enjoyed visit from
their daughter and children of near
Oskaloosa. 49,. ..~.
Barnes City News: Walter Byers
went to Oskaloosa Tuesday to take
up his school work at Penn College
for another year.
Mrs. Mary Finley Smith has re-
signed her position at Miss Maddy's
Book Shop and is attending Penn
School, of Commerce.
Keota Eagle: Joe Young went to
Oskaloosa Tuesday morning with the
intention of taking in the fair there
f,,. thrno ~ fo,,r dave
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. DR..
Hamilton of Thornburg passed
through What Cheer Monday on her
way to Oskaloosa to visit her mother.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs
Ned Lambert were over from Oska-
loosa Sunday. Ned has charge of
his fathers clothing store over there.
Keokuk County News: Judge Will
cockson and son Edwin were in Oska-
loosa last week holding the last SEES
sion of the spring term of court at
that place. K. p' q. 80
Colfax Record Mr.. and Mrs. Nor.
ris Hartnell, who have been visiting
relatives at Peoria, Illinois, and Os-
kaloosa, Iowa, the past six weeks, ar,
rived home Sunday.
Colfax Tribune: Mrs. Ruth Trails.
ter, who has been with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thomas, ST., went
to Oskaloosa Thursday for a week s
stay, returning here afterwards to
continue her visit.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Bic
shaar, the nurse who has been at
the Goodnough home for the past six
weeks, returned to her home in Oska
loosa Monday. Miss Wendland
will take charge of the case.
OF former superintendent of
schools in Mahaska county, the
Barnes City News says: Chas. A.
Young, who was to have been super
intendent of schools this year, has
resigned his position and accepted a
position as cashier in bank at Car
son, Iowa, where he has taught, fol
the past four years. In his place
the board has secured the services
of Mr.. Arthur L. Lyon, who comes
very highly recommended from AL
lerton, Iowa.
Keokuk County News: Scott Camp
bell, son of the late Rev. Campbell
former pastor of the Christian church
here, was in town Saturday on his
way from Williamsburg to Oskaloosa
where he is putting a feature on al
the fair there. He registered in this
county and expects to go to the ser
vice from here. His brother Claude
is now in France with the army. He
took the work at the officers training
camp, but did not accept the com
mission offered, as he wanted to ge
over to France.
Frank Knight motored down from
Grinnell last Thursday on bushes!
trip. ...
Miss Marie Kulmer, of Des Moines
is visiting her brother, John Jr,, TO
few days.
J. C. Kessler's brother and wife, o
Davenport, are visiting with him OF
North G street.
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