The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-24
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MISS ruin ttaFTlnStOn OF view SHdI
on is in the Abbott hospital having
her tonsils removed.
Miss Madeline Watson of De-
Moines is visiting at the II. Goodwin
home at University Park.
A. L. Stoler OF the police force o
Pella came to town Friday and called
among former associates and friends
Miss Mary Ann Phillips, who ha!
been confined to her home with ligh
attack Of the influenza, is better to
day.
Mrs. Charles Brown, who is g
dressmaker at Frankers dry goods
store, is confined to her home with
influenza.
Miss Elma Madison of Grinnell
returned yesterday after spending
several days here with her mother on
South Market street.
Mrs. Henry Thompson and sons
Parker and Rufus of What Cheer,
were in the city Thursday visiting at
the r. w. Baxter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Dayton and
children, of Barnes City, were in town
Friday and spent the day with Mrs.
Dayton's mother on South D street.
Maurice Epstein of Des Moines,
who he's been visiting relatives here,
returned to his home yesterday ac-
companied by his niece, Miss Goldie
Taylor.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones of Colfax arrived
in town yesterday TO visit at the
James De Board home, No. sos Third
avenue east, for the remainder of the
week.
Alex. Husson of Beacon, who has
been in training at the Great Lakes
Training Station, is home on five
days furlough TO visit his mother,
Mrs. Henry Husson. He was in the
city Friday visiting friends.
Jack Bass and wife, and their son,
Wilbur and wife, of Oskaloosa, drove
TO Montezuma Sunday to spend the
day at the Homer Kimbley home.
When almost within the city limits
an axle broke.-Montezuma Republi-
can.
Corporal Leonard Lewis of New
port News, Virginia, accompanied by
his wife. of Davenport, Iowa, visited
in Oskaloosa Sunday with his moth
er. Mrs. Susan Steward, of 607 b
avenue west. His sister, Mrs. Julia
Taylor, and his brother, John Lewis,
were also at home for the day
Mrs. Z. r. Hatcher has returned
from visit in What Cheer
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. McGinnis, of Al.
bia, visited here Thursday.
Mrs. Irving Wallace. OF Pella, is
here visiting at the home of her
brother.
Frank Digger and family, of Spring
field, were business callers in Oska-
loosa Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l. Davis, of Grinnell,
are visiting here at the home Of their
son H. l.. Davis.
Mrs. Z. K. Thompson has gone to-
ottumwa to spend few days with her
daughter Miss Opal.
Mrs. A. Z Clark and daughter Miss
Bessie. Of Delta. went TO Searsboro
yesterday 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. Fred Opal returned to her home
in Clear Lake after visiting for the
past few days in the city with rela-
tiYcs.
Mrs. Joe Beeson, of Chicago, is a
guest at the parental A. p. Spencer
home, She is enroute home from a i
visit in California.
]. B. Bryan and wife, of Montezuma.'
spent Thursday with their son Chesterl
in this city and went on to Abingdon, |
ILL.,. yesterday 10 attend to business. |
A. w. Mcmillan and family come /
from Melrose TO be residents of Oska- :
Ioosa. They win make their home for
the present at No. 32S North First ,
street
William Van Rheenen and wife, of /
New Sharon, have moved TO oska- /
loosa and have secured residence ac- /
commodations at No. els North First
street
Miss Pauline Lancaster has gone to
her home in Union to be with her
parents until Penn College opens
again. Miss Ethel Marshall accompan-
led her
OF former Oskaloosa people the Les
Moines Capital says: Miss Rita Seev-
ers left Sunday TO spend the winter
studying harp with Carlos Salzedo in
New York. Mrs. w A, Sewers accom-.
panied her daughter and will visit in
New York month.
Mrs. Ben Hutton, Of Marshalltown,
vas in togn Friday.
Neil Bowen. Glen Whitlatch and
Willie Howard were callers in Eddy
Vile last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Rowley. Of New
Sharon attended the funeral OF Mrs.
John Malone last week.
o. u, Schmitt and family have
moved from 1921 North Market street
10 81 North Market street
Mrs. A. Paulson and son John have
gore TO Grinnell 10 visit her son