The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-08-09


Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Armstrong OF
Buxton were in Oskaloosa Saturday on
business and called on Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. McMillen who returned home
with them and spent Sunday.
Gibson News: Mrs. George Middle
ton and Mrs. Zachie Middleton were
in Oskaloosa to witness the operation
on Mrs. Bert Middleton last Friday.
Boone Newe.Republican: Miss Hell
en- Snider of Oskaloosa who attended
the Stewart Phillips wedding in this
city, has returned home. While here
she was guest at the j. P. Dewitt
home.
Delta Press: Burnley Roberts of La:
cey visited Delta last Thursday and
informs us that he has 100 acres OF
corn laid by and it is good and coming
along fine. 1t seems good to see him
among us again. -. -,
Miss Mae Augustine who has been
employed during the past year at
Carney's Ready-to-wear House in Des
Moines has returned home and &C
cepted a position with the Mahaska
County bank. .
Jake Seibert of the Golden Eagle
is enjoying a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Owen Jones was in New Shar.
on today in the interests of the Red
Cross.
Mrs. o. ]. Nugent of Hiawatha,
Kansas. is visiting her sister, Mrs. ].
p. Dodds.
Mrs. Barlow, who has rooms at the
Duffin House, went to Wisconsin on
Sunday to visit relatives. '#
George E. Lowe of Warren, Ohio,
visited over Sunday at the home of
his aunt, Mrs. ]. C. Mcconnell.
Mrs. r. p. Matthews and children
of Grand Island, Nebraska, are visit.
ing her brother, e. j. Mason and fam
lily.
Miss Winnifred Garrett has return.
ed from an auto trip to Aberdeen, S.
D., and resumed her work at Smith
Shipley's.
Mrs. Clyde Spears entertained her
mother, Mrs. Harding, and sister, of
Eddyville, today in honor of her
birthday.
Captain Dickinson of the Kemper
Military School at Boonville, Mis-
souri,, is in Oskaloosa calling on
friends.
Ed White and daughter Genevieve,
of Marshalltown, visited over Sun
day with Mrs. Penders on North Mar.
ket street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Glass of near
Searsboro visited Sunday at the par
entail James Glass home on North
First street.
Dwight Williams, member of the
Artillery stationed at Kansas City,
visited Saturday with relatives and
IrlenuS IN OSkalooSa. tF.n rs.
Miss Lee Dorgan of the Oskaloosa
Savings Bank has gone to Minneapo-
lis, Minnesota, on two weeks vaca-
ton to visit her sister.
Mrs. Marc Barr has returned from
Iowa Falls and brought with her her
grandchildren, Doris and Edwin, for
an extended visit.
Miss Rose Teffee of the Smith
Shipley store has gone to Iowa City
and Garner to visit relatives during
her two weeks vacation.
County Treasurer T. E. Graham
leaves tonight for Waterloo where he
will attend the three days conference
of the county officers of Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs N. B. Holloway, Mrs.
M. e. Holloway, Mrs. Woods and
Mrs. Garrett attended the funeral of
Mrs. Moore at Cedar, Saturday.
Everett Convey, of South Second
street, who has been spending his
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sumed his position on the road.
Miss Ada Duffy accompanied her
cousin, Miss Helen Duffy of Los An
geles, California, to Ottumwa where
they will visit their grandmother.
Shirley Perkins of Chicago is here
for a visit. Mr.. Perkins expects to
resume his work on the road so he
may visit Oskaloosa more often here
after.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Anderson of 413
North ID street departed this morn
ing via the M. & st. L. for Indian
apolis, on a business trip. They ex-
pect to drive home two new Cole
cars.
Miss Tillie Williams, who has
charge of the Beauty Parlors at the
Maude Anderson Millinery Shop,
leaves today for Burlington and Chi
cago for a brief visit, after which she
will join her folks at their cottage at
Lake Mendoza at Madison, Wiscon-
sin for two weeks vacation