The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03
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Mrs. j. G.. Harold, who has been
quite poorly, is able to be out again.
Doctor V. Pardun is in critical
condition and his death may occur at
any time.
Mrs. w. H. Todd went to Delta on
Friday to visit at the home of her
son Ross. -
Mrs. Allerton and daughter, Miss
Helen, of New Sharon, were shopping
in 0skaloosa Friday.
Mrs. Ethel Douglas and daughter
Franceine, of Rose Hill, were shop
ping in town Friday.
Mrs. Jack Ireland of Fremont will
return home today after a visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Ed Jones.
Mrs. p. NJ. Day and Mrs. Clara
Williams of Barnes City were in Os-
kaloosa shopping Friday.
Mrs. Vine Hardy, Mrs. A. w. Font
zlen and Mrs. j. r. Dunn of Delta
were Oskaloosa shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson OF
61S First avenue east, have returned
home from an extended western trip
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Hicklin went to
Sigourney Friday to visit at the pa
rental C. NJ. Ramey and l. 2. Hicklin
homes
Miss Grace Brady returned to her
home on North Market street after
finishing her term of school near
Richland.
Mrs. Maude Morgan of Waterloo
returned to her home this moning af-
ter a several days visit here with
relatives.
Mahlon Brainbridge of Mount Ayr,
former cashier of the First National
Bank of New Sharon, was a visitor
here on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Naylor of
Marshall county are spending a few
days with friends and relatives in
the Quaker City.
Roy NJ. Shirk, motion picture oper
ator at the Orpheum Theater, will
enter the employment of the Lyric
Theater, Monday.
Miss Vivian Smith left yesterday
for Mason City where she will visit
with her sister. Mrs. George John
son, for few days i
Fern Strouse was a passenger to
Friday afternoon, go S
ing for few days visit with her 7
brother, Art Strouse
Mrs. S. w. Sanders returned to her t
home in Sigourney Friday after car v
ing for her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Dow
ley, who has been sick. '
Arthur Wailing was home from his /
work at Iowa College, Grinnell, today /
Tor visit at the parental c. s. Wall
ing home on North Third street In
Charles Kissinger of Knoxville {
came TO Oskaloosa this morning to S
visit with his father, Foster Kissin-
ger, who is sick at the Mahaska hos +
lital.
Miss Blanche Lister and Miss Win a
fred Garrett who attended the Re
Dekah anniversary at Colfax, visited ,
n Des Moines before returning r
nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hogue, who
have been visiting at the home of 7
The sister Mrs. Lars Johnson, have :,
to their home in Des r
NIoines.
Harry Cox, corporal of the coast ;,
artillery battery located at Fort Win =
field Scott in California, is in town
visiting with friends and relatives
Tor few days.
Frank A. Day of Des Moines, G. c.
Of r. of the Independent Order of
Red Men for Iowa, will attend lodge
and class adoption to be =
held here on May 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacIntire, of ,
Pella, have been called here by the :,
Illness of Mr. MacIntires mother
Mrs. Hannah MacIntire. Mrs Mac
Intire was reported better today.
Stephen DeKock of Pella was in
Oskaloosa Friday visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. Adair, who has been d
4 patient in Abbott's hospital. Mrs. !
Adair was able to go to her home in
0liyet friday e. cning. p
jams X. Henderson, who has been
in froIn the road following the first
Of the year round up, says that the
family will move to Cedar Rapids a
soon after the first of June, or the n
close of the school year.
Mrs. Thos. /. Wickham and daugh-
Ter Marian of Highland Park, Illinois,
who has been visiting at the home of
her brother A. c. Erdice. was &C
by Mrs. Erdice to Keota i
Friday to visit her parents. a
The announcement that Mr.. and
Mrs II. l.. Spencer and daughter,
Mrs. Anna Sherman, had arrived
nome from Los Angeles where they
nave spent the winter, was in error. c
They expect to start soon and reach 8
nome next Thursday, May 8.
Miss Helen Richmond, daughter Of
Ar. and Mrs Walter Richmond. No.
701 South b street. who has been ser !