The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03

being signed and funds subscribed a
, rapidly as he can present the petition
to individuals. The plan is meeting
with general favor ana but little op
position when it is shown what goo,
has been accomplished in other com
munities and other counties through
the work of the experienced count.
worker.
| New Sharon Star: AT the Cour
House in Oskaloosa Saturday, April q
the birthday of the groom, occurred
the marriage of Miss Fannie Mae
jackson and Howard L. Stephen. This
young couple are well known here
where they have resided most of their
lives. The bride was beautifully at
tired in a gown of pink crepe-de-chene
and satin slippers. She is the young.
est daughter of Phileman Jackson OF
Oskaloosa and is an accomplished
young lady. The groom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lige Stephens, gradu-
ate of the New Sharon High school,
Class of 1915 and is young man of
good character A host of friends here
and at Oskaloosa wish for them life's
choicest blessings
(From Mondays Daily.)
Miss Minnette Murphy is in Des
Moines on business.
Mrs. Mary Lathrop of Rose Hill was
shopping in town Saturday.
Clarence Perkins of Wright was in
town Saturday on business.
Mrs. Brubaker of Cedar was shop
ping in Oskaloosa Saturday.
J. B. Schwietert of Marshalltown
is in Oskaioosa on business.
Mrs. Robert Taylor of Delta was in
Oskaloosa Saturday, shopping.
Mayor Harold was confined 10
his home today by severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lyon of Ce-
dar We're Oskaloosa shoppers on
Miss Helen Carpenter of Rose
Hill was in Oskaloosa Saturday on
business.
Mrs. Jacobson and daughter Irene,
of Delta, were shopping Saturday in
Oskaloosa.
Miss Mabel Selk of Des Moines was
a week end visitor with relatives
about town.
Mrs. w. L. Lunt and daughter of
New Sharon were shoppers in Oska- |
oosa Saturday.
Chauncy Mckinley of Des Moines !
spent Sunday here visiting with rel
ltives and friends.
Miss Louise Powell of Des Moines
visited with her sister, Mrs. Henry |
Clayborn, last week.
Mrs. Cora Smith of Eddyville visit
I'd Saturday with her mother, Mrs.
John Morgan, who is poorly.
Will Stump and son Charles went to
Fairfield last evening to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Stump's uncle.
Miss Mary Roberts returned to her
home at Boone this morning after
several days visit here with relatives.
Miss Palmer of Sigourney was in
)skaloosa Saturday taking lessons in
he Spanish language from Prof. KEEL
icy.
George and Will Cox of Freeport,
illinois, have been called here by the
serious illness of their father, w. r.
OK.
NTirc Moudo rrono oe Doco IJ;JI
spent the week end with her brother,
Jharles Spates and family, on South
II street.
Gayle Lyle, who is employed at the
L. Z. Gilbert jewelry house, went to
Ter home in Keota for an over Sun
lay visit.
Mrs. c. Hogate of Tracy was in
)skaloosa Saturday attending the
uneral services of the late Mrs. J.
:. Myers. .......
Miss Ethel Porter, who closed a
term of school near Evans
eturned to her home in Centerville
Mrs. A. P. Norton and son r. X,
.lso Carl Kennel and Robert Fell of
were in Oskaloosa Satur-
lay, shopping.
Misses Catherine Weeks, Lulu and
trace Holland spent Sunday at the
lone of Mrs. H. Z. Woodford, All
second avenue east.
Grant Copeley is here from Harris
,urg, Pa, for a couple of wees visit
With friends and relatives and at the
H. L. Stevenson home.
Harry Shultz. student of the State
University of Iowa, returned to Iowa
Jity this morning after a few days
'isit here at the parental F. Shultz
lone.
Don Russell who is attending
school at the Iowa State College at |
imes, spent the week end here visit
ng at the parental George Russell |
lone.
Bessie Pence Black of Delta spent !
Saturday shopping in Oskaloosa while
On her way home from KirkyiIle,
where she closed the spring term OF |
school.