The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-11-21
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is spending several days here with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs L. d. Lacey, of Roch'
ester, are here visiting with parents
on North d street.
Miss Betty ZeigIer left this morning
for Grinnen where she will spend the
week end with friends.
Mrs. Rebecca Miller, of Davenport.
is IN the city called here by the death
OF her nephew Miller Beard.
o. f. Schmidt. manager of the
Leader store. is on business trip to
ottumwa for a few days.
Fred Reed and wife, of Keota, mo-
tored to the city Friday and win spend
a few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. R. oldson and son
Jack Jr,, of Muscatine motored to the
city Friday TO be with parents.
c. w. Kirk, of Burlington, was in
the city Thursday and Friday visiting
with his parents on B avenue east.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Wells and daIgh-
tiers Edna and Ruth, of Grinnel, are
guests in the city with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Little, of
Ottumwa, returned home Friday after
spending the week here with his per-
ents.
Miss Gladys Armour, of New Shar-
on. is in the city spending the week
end with her aunt on Second avenue
east
d. L. Needham and wife, of Guy
mon, Okla, are visiting his sister
Mrs. Jas. McQuiston on North Third
street.
Mrs. 7. H. Young and children FL
eanor and Edwin, of Hedrick. are in
the city to visit her mother on North
c street.
Mrs. D. F. Brand and son Leonard.
OF Taintor, spent Friday in the city
with her mother who resides on ID
avenue east.
Will Fellers and wife, of Fremont
were in town Thursday and spent the
day with his brother. Harley Fellers,
VI SOutH AdIhSL
Mrs. Glenn Burns and daughter
Thelma. of Delta, were in town Fri
day and spent the day with her sis
ter on High avenue west.
Herman Schmidt, Of Davenport, is
in the city called by the death of his
brother-in-law Miller Beard who pass
ed away Friday morning.
Major Roscoe Woodruff, now sta
toned at Washington, D. c., while on
business trip to Camp Dodge, ran
down to Oskaloosa to hee his mother
and hosts of friends here.
Louis Williams who is employed at
the Frankel Dry Good store is suffer /
ing from a sprained ankle received
while shocking corn Thursday. He will
be laid up for a few days.
The meeting Of the Iowa Presbyter-
ian synod which was postponed from |
October 10, is being held in Des
Moines today. Rev. Alex McFerran |
Pastor of the First Presbyterian |
church Of Oskaloosa, is in attendance
as a delegate. The meetings are be- !
ing held at the Cottage Grove Avenue
Presbyterian church, and the Rev. ].
e. Cummins Of Council Bluffs was
elected moderator. At the meeting last
night DR.. Marquis explained the New
Era" movement, which will seek to
raise 1000, 900 TO be used by the
Presbyterian churches of America in
the reconstruction work which will
follow the war. The campaign for
these funds will be put on by the
church in March, 1919.
Judge Wagner, of Sigourney, was in
the city Friday on Business.
Oren Ines and Mr.. Perkins attended /
the Edgar Heath sale near Abba Fri
day.
Major Max Frazier. OF Camp Dodge,
was in the city few days visiting
wife and friends.
Mrs. Miller Beard and daughter
Alberta were reported Saturday morn
ing to be some better.
Misses Grace Holland and Vera
Heath spent Thursday and Friday at
the Edgar Heath home near Abba.
Mrs. Curley and Mrs Solids. of
Richmond, Mo, are visiting at the
home Of Robert Curley on E avenue
west.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. ]. Vanness. of Des
Moines, are guests in the home of the
daughter, Mrs. Fred Townsend, of
Second avenue west.
Miss Marie Parke and Miss Eva
Perry are home from attending a week
end party at the Z. b. Fisher home
in Des Moines. the party was given
In honor OF some Of the returned over.
seas, boys.
Misses Dorothy Kelly. Hazel Bias
sett, Martha Barah and Dorothy Hol-
ivce, all from the State University at
Iowa City. are spending the week end
at the j. II. Kelly home, 1904 First
avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Kemble have