The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
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y. Is. Ming is IN hnO4Nlie fiSlllI
at the George King home.
Mrs. b. Hughes of Pella visited 0
Monday, with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellis of Busse
were visitors in the city Monday
IsMre landJ Mrs. C. E. Hamilton wer
in Pella recently visiting relatives.
Miss Lucy Koopman made brie
visit with relatives at Pella Sunday
Mrs. w. C. Van vark of Pella spen
Monday with her daughter, Mrs. d
S. Barr
Misses nellie and Clara Waechtel
of Pella were business callers in tbs
city Monday
Miss Bessie King has returned after
visit in Bussey with her sister,
Mrs. Sam Bickford.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watson are Wis
iting in Ottumwa at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Watson.
]. S. Goodson and daughter, Mrs.
Clyde Norris, who have been spend
ing the winter here, have returned TO
their home in Fairfield
Mrs. John Peterson and daughter
Margaret, of Oskaloosa, who have
been visiting week with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Haakenson, left for home this
morning. Marshalltown Times-Re
publican.
c. Ed Beman of the Peoples Trust
and Savings Bank, and /. W. Cook, !
business manager of Penn College, |
were in town Tuesday and from here
went to Lynnville in the interest of
Penn College New Sharon Star.
H. B. Fellers, a Cedar township
product and former resident of
Fremont, was elected a member of
the Oskaloosa school board Monday,
he receiving the highest vote of any
candidate on the ticket-Fremont
Gazette
DR.. /. n. Thompson of Oskaloosa,
Ia, was business visitor in this city
last week. He owns property here
and stopped off between trains. DR..
md Mrs. Thompson may decide to
ocate here at some future time.
They are former residents and enjoy
! large circle of friendh in Bloom :
ield who will gladly welcome their
eturn. Davis County Republican.
Chas. " HOFFMAN, was down town S
tuesday for the first time since he
vas taken sick last fall His famil- t
ar smile and kindly greeting have ii
'een missed by his friends, and they
we're delighted TO see him out once r
more. They are hoping that ii will \
lot be long before he viii be able TO
'e back at his desk. Hisa,splendid :.
courage and cheerfulness during his
has won him, if possible, a
loser friendship than before. The
FINES congratulates him. We hope
0 see him often.-Oskaloosa Times.
Wilierd R. Reese, the expert paint
r, was united in marriage TO Miss
lizzie Morris, of West Des MONIES u
ownship, the ceremony being per-
ormed at the Methodist Episcopal +
,hurch in Oskaloosa. The newly n
yeds came to Eddyville the same ey-
ming and at once went to house ]
,eeping in the groom's property on "
forth Second street, which he had
previously fitted up. The bride is G.
he daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c
iorris. ST., prominent people of the
arming community northwest of
own. Since completing her school
ng she has been engaged in teaching 2
q the country schools of MahaskaT
Ounty. At the time of her marriage
he had just completed successful N
ERIN of school at the Star school in
he neighborhOod in which her par "
nts reside. The groom has passed Il
is life in this locality. He is the
My son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Reese h
nd is a successful young contractor, lin
no, for number of years. has been
ngaged in papering and decorating. fr
-Eddyville Tribune ~
Miss Ruth Ellis is in Givin with her
aTents. =
Mrs. Chas. Stout of Rose Hill was !, =
town Friday.
Dr. Ryan OF New Sharon was bust
ess caller Friday. :
Mrs Mayme Anderson of Hedrick
as in town Thursday. !,
Miss Vera Wriler of Abba, was a I.
Her in town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Henderson of FL NJ
IRA were callers Friday. ba
Freel Templeton is home from Camp
Odge $40 Field Hospital. IL,
Mrs. Daisy Playle went to Mason vi
ty this morning to visit friends.
j. w. Park of Washington was he
Isiness caller in the city Friday. er
Henry Cubbs Of Searsboro was in
wn Froday attending to business. NJ
Mr. r. Z. Scott who is druggist of sb
edrick was a caller in town Friday ia
DR.. and Mrs. f. J. Jarvis are home
ON a four weeks trip in California. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Powell OF EddyvilIe 81
ere business callers in the city yes III
rday.
MRS. CAA-6 Blanchard went to Abba c.
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