The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-08-29
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riggs went t.
Barnes City yesterday to visit rela
tives
Miss Dora Elfne came from New
Sharon yesterday to visit Miss Effie
Holmes.
Miss Maxine Scott of ottumwa has
returned home after visiting with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. knight and son
Max OF Keota were callers here Fri
day on business. rs
Mrs. Rosa whitlock received word
from her husband that he has landed
safely in France.
Mrs. z. A. Logan went to Mon
mouth yesterday to visit the week
end with relatives.
Miss Evelyn Lawless went home
yesterday TO Eddyville after visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Ames.
Miss Helen Greenway of Des
Moines is spending few days at the
parental Greenway home.
Mrs. Walter Ehrenhard of Ere
mont was in town Friday visiting with
her sister, Miss Jessie Coen.
Mrs Arthur Briggs of Fairfield re-
turned TO her home yesterday after
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. w. Grace.
Ed Schmitt has landed safely on
the "other side" according TO word
received by friends and relatives
here.
Miss Minnie Burke, who is en-
played at the Baldauf- Rosenblatt
store, is enjoying her two weeks va.
cation.
Mrs. Roy Roberts and son Virgil,
of Mount Ayr. returned to their
home last evening after visiting rel
atives here.
Mrs. ]. G. Vanderpol returned to
her home in Waterloo yesterday af-
ter visiting in this city and Pella
with relatives.
Dennis Ragen, seriously i'll with
heart trouble. continues to improve
steadily and physicians are hopeful
of the outcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Laske and
daughter Thelma, of Iowa City. are
spending the weed end with relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. B. Birmingham went to her
home in Abba last evening after Wis
iting the day with Mrs. j. G. Brant- |
ingham and family.
Miss Gladys Phillips of New |
Sharon returned home yesterday af- |
ter visiting with Miss Carolyn
knight in this city.
Mrs. George A. Wheeler and chill !
dren went to Fremont last evening |
to visit at the parental McKibbin |
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Simons returned to her |
home in Marshalltown yesterday af-
ter visiting at University Park with |
her son, G. c. Simons.
d. R. Cartwright and Clarence
Weber of Eldon were in Des Moines
and stopped in this city yesterday to
visit the W. NJ. Robinson home.
Mr. and Mrs. A: B. Brown and
children Of Abba have returned |
home after spending a few days in
the city with relatives and friends.
Mrs. ]. W. Coffin and daughter,
Miss Edith, went to their home in
New Sharon yesterday after visiting
in the city with Mrs. Glen Hatchit
William BaIlinger and children, OF
Des Moines, were in town this week |
to see Cecil and Frank Ballinger be-
fore they left for service on the west |
coast,
Misses Clara and Olive Bolibaugh |
Of Eddyviile were in the city yester.
day, attended the Chautauqua and |
visited their sister, Mrs. Adam En-
bling.
Miss Florence Violin, who has
been in Iowa City attending summer
school, is guest of her friend, Miss
Georgia White, before going to her
home in Des Moines.
Miss Minnie Harrison. general |
manager OF the business Office of the |
r. w Sparks contracting establish
ment, is off on weeks vacation to !
visit her brother at Des Moines and
10 see the Iowa State Fair.
Miss Bernice Reynolds WHO has |
been attending summer school in |
Cedar Falls, has graduated and was
in the city yesterday with her sister, |
Mrs. l.. j. Minnick. They went to
Abba last evening to visit the par
entail ]. r. Reynolds home.
Miss Kathryn Burnside of Ray.
mond. Wash. arrived this noon to
spend few days with her grand
mother. Mrs. II. A. Burnside She
is enroute 10 New York City to take
up her work as an assistant to Miss
friedman. National Y w. c. A. Sec
rotary OF Industrial Welfare.
c. c. Alsup, manager of Frankel's,
Is in receipt today OF post card ko-
dac picture OF Henry FrankeI, OF
Des MONIES. who is now in the ser.
vice. Henry is a former Oskaloosa
boy, and as he has made good in ey-
crything else. he will make splen-
did soldier. and do his full share to
win the war.
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