The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-05-31
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home from a business trip to Das
Moincs. III
u. u. Henderson, of Des Moines
was in town Friday visiting his moth
or, Mrs. Amos Reed.
Miss Pearl Snider and Mrs. Crowd.
er are visiting at Farson with Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Warder.
Mrs. Jennie Rockefeller. Mrs. viii
Evans and Mrs. J. Miller Beard went
to Eddyville this morning for the
day,
Ben Morris of Iowa City arrived in
Oskaloosa this morning for a brief
visit at the maternal Rose Morris
home
Jervis Johnson of Lynnville was
in Oskaloosa Friday attending to
business matters and calling on
friends
Hugh Moore of the Green & Bent
ley Drug Co. returned from Clinton
Friday where he enlisted with the
ambulance corps.
her homo in Des Moincs after few
days Visit here with her niece. Ms
Charlotte Jackley, who has been i'll.
Mrs. C. B. Morgan, of 315 North
Fourth street. returned to her home
Friday night after spending the week
with her sister, Mrs. DR.. Cretzmeyer,
at Algona.
Mrs. Pete Newlin has gone toI
Hampton to be guest in the paren
tai Maleby home during next week
and be present at the graduation of
her sister, Miss Carrie.
Mrs. Emma E. Funk of Eddyville
visited Wednesday and Thursday
with her daughter, Miss Bessie Funk,
ticket agent and telegraph operator
at the c., r. & p. depot.
Miss Margaret Altman, who has
been visiting during the past week at
the home of Mrs. John McCutchen, |
left Friday morning for Chicago en-
route to her home in Monroe, Wis.
Or. George p, Burtchby, No. 70s |
North Market street, is lying in a |
serious condition at his home the re
suit of 4 physical collapse. His
brother and son, summoned by spe |
cial message, are at the bedside.
Alfred Kitchener, who has been Wis
iting here for several days at the |
maternal Mrs. Mary p. Kitchener |
home, left last night for Cedar Rap |
ids to resume his duties with the |
Redpath-Vawter Chautauqua system
Mr. Kitchener holds the position OF !
advance man for the Redpath Sys
TENS largest Chautauqua circuit.
Montezuma Republican: Hon. JON |
f. Talbot, of Brooklyn, judge of the |
district court, was united in mar
riage at Santa Anna, Cal, May IS |
with Miss Mexican, of that city. The |
couple will spend about six weeks in |
the west when they will come tC
Brooklyn. The many friends o,
Judge Talbot will join in extending |
congratulations and good wishes.
Everett Saryer of Pawnee, Okla |
homa, who has been visiting with his |
grandmother, Mrs. Mcdowell, 145 |
Pella avenue, went to Atwood Friday |
to remain with his uncle, Ralph Sar
yer, during the summer. His par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Sarver, who for |
merly lived on the Knoxville road, |
are now teaching Indians how to farm |
at the government school at Pawnee,
Arthur S. Shaw had an auto acci, |
dent while near Fort Des Moines in
his car yesterday and is feeling rath.
or used up today but he escaped for
tunately. His stearing gear became
disconnected when he turned out in
a narrow roadway to pass another car
and he went into the ditch. The out
side wheels dropped into a four foot
wash and the car went over. Arthur
with it. The constable had no time
TO free himself and had to take what
came -Four horses and eight men
were required to set the car back up
on the highway.
Relatives here have received news
of the coming marriage of Miss Bere
nice bdeF, FORMER OSkdlOOSd girl
and sister of Mrs. c. c. Pike. And
to lend interest to the wedding, the
prospective groom is a former Oska-
loosa boy, and nephew of Mr.. Pike
Walter Meredith. Both young peo
pie are now residents of Los An
geles, Miss Baer having been a teach
err there for several years and Mr.
Meredith having been very successful
in the hotel business. The wedding
will take place at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Grace Carr, on
July 10. Many Oskaloosa friends
viii extend congratulations and best
wishes
Mrs w l.. Votaw and Mrs. Ira d.
Lysle of Wright were in Oskaloosa
Friday on business.
G. w. Whitehill, vino has been op,
Grated on for appendicitis at Abbott's
hospital, is getting along nicely
Mr. and Mrs A. G. Frostberg, Mr..
and MTs.u0 90. Frostberg and Mrs.
Tarr from Iconium were shoppers in
Oskaloosa Friday
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