The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-01
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of low prices.
Mrs. Matt Fuller who has been in
the east sizing up the styles for the
| spring season, returned Sunday even
ing as far as Davenport where she
stopped off for a few days visit with
friends before resuming her place
with Mrs. Maud Jones in the South
Side Shop.
tFrom Wednesdays Daily.)
Hedrick Journal: Miss Nora Berg
man visited in Oskaloosa on Friday.
Mrs. G. w. Hull was a business
passenger to New Sharon this morn
ing.
Hedrick Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ulin and d. S. Shute were in
Oskaloosa on Sunday.
Miss Bernice Watts, of What Cheer,
has been visiting Mrs. Edna Harris,
on South First street.
Hedrick Journal: w. w. Young
was in Oska.oosa Friday attending
Masonic school of instruction.
H. A. Krause of Rose Hill was in
town this morning enroute to Grim
nell, where he will enter the employ
of c. o. Figland. &c.,
Mrs. A. l.. Miller went to New
Sharon this morning to spend the
day visiting at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Williams.
Mrs. J. R. Russell of Delta was in
Oskaloosa this morning on her way
to New Sharon where she will visit
with Mrs. Sarah Seifert.
Miss Ora Victor and Miss Emma
Rosenberger, who are teaching in the
New Sharon public school, returned
to New Sharon this morning.
Mrs. E. X. Thompson and Mrs. r.
P. Wilson and son, Master Jack Will
son, left this morning for Marshall
town, where they will visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Watson.
Mrs. Hattie Elkin and daughter
Inez and nephew, Roy Elkin, depart
ed Tuesday noon for Des Moines,
where they will visit for few days
before returning to their home in the
west where Miss Inez will resume
her studies at the University of Wy
oming.
Lemuel Cox of Deep River was in
town among friends yesterday.
Henry Frankel of Des Moines was
in town yesterday looking after bus
mess interests.
Miss Anna Allen of Des Moines is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Effie Briggs,
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Anderson of
Ottumwa, former Oskaloosa resi-
tents, spent Sunday in Oskaloosa
AIRS. Eph Allender was taken sud-
denly and severely ill Monday after
noon but Is much improved today.
Miss Hattie West,ake has gone to
Omaha for a couple of weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Dele
mater.
Mrs. ]. r. King has returned to
her home in Des Moines following a
weeks visit here with friends and
acquaintance.
Sister Mary Daniel and Sister Mary
Celestine Of La Grange, ILL.,, were call
ed to the bedside of their father, Dam
lei Whalen, ST.. of Lacey who is lying
in a critical condition.
Mrs. Laura Russell has been rem
dsred quite i'll with neuralgia that
seemed to start in an liberated tooth.
She will be taken to Excelsior Springs
as soon as she is able to stand the
trip. \,
A. T.. Simmons OF Bloomington, H.,
architect for the new Penn college
buildings, who has been in town the
past two days consulting with the
Penn building committees. returned
home last evening.
Perry Kissick, who is assistant
cornet soloist with the Third Iowa
Regiment Band, now giving concerts
In each town that sent company OF
militia Of the Third Iowa Regiment
to the border viii return to Oska-
loosa In about week.
Dick" Bridgeman was in Des
Moincs Monday, purchasing another
barber chair and additional equip