The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-28

Mf. ana Mrs. n. j. Legler, NO. ~
Second avenue east. left for Siou
| City Wednesday 10 visit friends an
relatives.
| Myron Pyle and wife have returne
home after spending a few days vi.
lting with relatives at Des Moincs
Mitchellville and Pella.
Bernice Reynolds, who has beer
visiting in the city for few days, re
turned to her school in Abba Monde
Her mother. Mrs. Joseph Reynolds
is here visiting at the Minnick HON,
on South L street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Powell and bah.
have come from Oskaloosa to the par
entail Chas Ogden home with the ex
pectation of making their home witt
the Ogdens. Ed viii assist in the
farming operations. The Powells
had planned to live on the farm and
enjoy share-of the profits last sea
son, but on account of the river
tearing up jack" so badly during the
spring months they finally went back
to 0skaloosa and Ed resumed his old
work of barbering. We're hoping that
nothing will interfere with their plans
this season Eddyville Tribune.
Lovilia lost very undesirable
family last week. They were living
in rented property, and when they de-
clded to move an attachment wa
placed on the household goods to pay
for the rent. To avoid the payment
Of the rent, the man and woman went
before authorities and swore that
they, were not married, Chad been di-
vorced for over two years., that he
rented the house and she owned the
'urnlture. The attachment was
therefore void, and they were allow
al to go on their way rejoicing. and
our neighboring town of Oskalooss
gets this man, woman and five. chill
iren, the youngest being not more
than two years old. yLovilia Press.
Victor Abby of Grinnell visited
friends over Sunday.
Harold Andrews of Marshalltown
visited here yesterday.
William E. Beaver went to Daven-
port to visit for few days.
Mrs. Fred Allmon of Fremont was
a business caller yesterday.
Elmer Vanderlinden of Pella was
in town Saturday on business.
Faye Curtis of Grinnell is in the
city for few days visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs John Adams OF Fair
field were business callers Saturday.
Misses Marion Fell and Ruth Roof
of Fremont were shopping Saturday
Miss Elsie Evans of Grinnell will
visit friends in the city. for few
days.
Mrs. G. Ed Beman went to Ottum-
wa Saturday and spent the day with
friends.
Misses Bessie and Helen Anderson
Of Montezuma were callers in town
Saturday.
Mesdames Walter McQuiston and
Frank Underwood went to Ottumwa
Mrs. George Hiene and daughter
Alice, of Searsboro, were in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson of Mar
shalltowp is visiting at the Webb Ho-
meF home.
Miss Ethel Clark went to Grinnell
Saturday to see an aunt, Mrs Rob
ert Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Roof and son
Ray of Fremont we're callers in the
;ity Saturday.
Miss Laura Winsel went to Eldon
Saturday TO visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Spilman.
Misses Hazel Mcntle and Leta
3aiIy of Marshalltown we're visitors
n town Sunday.
Misses Esther SEEK and Wanda Rice
If New Sharon were Saturday visit
,rs in Oskaloosa.
Dr. w. S. Windle went to Mime
iota Sunday evening to look after
property interests.
Mrs. Mary Hattery and daughter, |
Miss Beulah, went to Lacey Satur-
lay to visit friends.
Lester Butler went to Marshalltown
Saturday to have few days visit
With Miss Leila Baily.
Harold Gordon motored TO Monte
.uma where he will visit the Hugh |
amily for few days.
H. Swanson of University Park
vent 10 Trenton, Iowa. Saturday to,
axe charge of church.
Mrs. J. A. Edmunson, daughter Mel
lie and son Clifford went to Mitchell
,ille Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. David Lennox of Marshall
own was at the Mrs. w West home,
No. 9O1 A avenue west, Saturday.
Mrs. E. J. Sanders Of Wright was
IN the city last week and attended
Lhe ministers short course at Penn
college.
Mrs J. c. Faber returned to her