The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
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Benton OF OShdIOOSds flSll6u tic pas
week with Mrs. Jesse Gross.
Eddyville Tribune: Rev. c. L. Min
car of Oskaloosa was in town Tuesda.
conducting quarterly conference a
the NJ E. church.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Ed Toy anC
daughter Florence who had been visit
ing relatives in OskaloOsa and at theil
old home in Beacon returned home OF
last Wednesday.
Pella Booster; William Ripple went
10 Oskaloosa Thursday where he was
operated on last Tuesday for kidney
trouble from which he has been suffer
ing for some time past.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Daisy
Brooks and children Harley, Maude
and Julia of Davenport, stopped here
on their way to Oskaloosa to visit at
the home of relatives for few days.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Brainard left Saturday morning
on the eleven o'clock train for Albur-
uuerque, New Mexico. to visit the Tom
Beatty family who formerly resided at
Oskaloosa.
Bloomfield Democrat: A series of
special meetings will be held at the
Nazarene church, commencing Friday,
April Is, and closing Wednesday, April
is. Rev. ]. A. Ward, evangelist of Os-
kaloosa, will be in charge.
What Cheer Patriot: The many
friends of Mr.. Forest Tilton will be
glad to learn that he has finished with
honors, his course in the Oskaloosa
Business College He is a fine young
man and will no doubt make good.
Sigourney News: Judge Willcockson
and wife leave the last of the week
for Washington. d. c., where Mrs. Will
cookson goes to attend the National
J.. A. r. meeting. They expect to visit
east for two or three weeks ere they
return.
Pella Chronicle: Harry De Cook of
Creston, and his sister, Miss Rebecca
of Oskaloosa, were visiting at the
home of their father, S. De Cook over
Sunday Harry expected his regiment
10 be called out for service within
few days.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. A. E.
Pollard returned Wednesday, from Os-
kaloosa where she visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rudolph Klindt, and husband
Rudolph has been very i'll of pneumon-
ia. He is improving, but not yet able
To leave his bed.
E. w. Martin has represented one
company in the pump and windmill
business for twenty years. In that
time he has not travelled regularly,
but has paid out over $4,000 of the
firms money for expenses ard never
had a single item disputed. This is
surely great record.
Knoxville Journal: Herschel Eng
land of OskaloOsa came for visit
with his wife's relatives, the Wren's
in this city, and with the families of
his brother, Charles and sister, Mrs.
Hattie Herman, in the EnglewOod
neighborhood Mr. Englands wife had
been here a week when he arrived.
Floris News: Word has been receiv-
&c of the marriage in Oskaloosa, of
Fred EbeTline, and Mrs. Hamstreet of
Clear Lake. We understand they will
make their future home in Ottumwa.
Mr.. Eberline was formerly a promi-
nent merchant of this city and has the
best wishes of his many friends here.
Fremont Gazette. Mr.. and Mrs. Fin
ley Henderson of Oskaloosa were
here Thursday and Friday visiting at
the parental home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
f. Henderson. Fin. went to Des Moines
Saturday, where he win take course
at barber school. His wife will visit
her folks at Tacoma while he is away.
Nevada Journal: Luverne Olive
and Mrs. Marie Ross of Nevada,
were united in marriage on Saturday
in Oskaloosa according TO reports
which have reached their relatives
and friends in this city. The groom
was for some time employed at the
Candy Kitchen in this city and his
bride is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. K Mcbride.
OF lady well known in Oskaloosa
the Grinnell Herald says: Mrs. Chas.
Stafford is confined to her home by
injuries sustained Sunday morning
She had just entered the vestibule of
the Methodist church and slipped on
the linoleum and fell, severely strain
ing the ligaments in the left knee She
IS feeling fairly well, but is suffering
considerable pain.
Richland Clarion: Willard Jones, a
Penn college student. and who has
been spending his spring vacation at
home, says they are going to have a
good school there next year. The reci-
tation building is going up rapidly and
the girls dormitory is already begun.
These two buildings together with the
heating plant and mems gymnasium
will be completed in time for next fall
Penn expects freshman class of 125
next fall
Knoxville Journal: c. L. Hardman
finally md aFmanf a c,tro;ooI anaratioy