The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-07
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Frank Sullivan visited in Lovilia las
week with his brother John l.. ant
family.
w. T, Phillips spent the latter par
of the week in Knoxville at the Ale,
Knox home
Mrs. ]. w. Shreve has returned from
months visit with relatives in Kan
sas City and Tulsa, Oklahoma.
w. w. Ones has returned to his
home after spending few days in
Sigourney with relatives and friends.
w. J. Sullivan and son Raymond
have returned to their home in Low
| lila after visit with relatives and
| friends.
Walter Stoutner, of Keota, was in
attendance at the George Ruby hog
sale Saturday and purchased one OF
the fine gifts.
Constable John Broyles has return
ed from business trip to Galesburg
H., and was at Barnes City yesterday
on legal business.
Miss Mabel Wright has been elected
to fill the vacancy in the school al
Keato created by Miss Cook who has
accepted " position in the Sioux City
| High school.
J. r. Hoover attended the sale of Big
Type Poland China hogs at Orange
| City last week where the herd of Mr.
Mouw the originator and promoter OF
| l.; ,tp in nffnra1 q
auction.
T. j. Harden was in Oskaloosa one
| lay last week to see ]. II. Caring who
has been quite i'll of lung trouble. He
is confined to his bed but was report.
| ed to be improving.-Mo Re-
publican.
Mrs. Earl Hoover, of Leroy, Mime.
sofa, is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Reid, No
SIP South Fifth street and at the j
R. Hoover home No. 1917 South Mar
ket street.
Mrs. C. N. Cox, of Deep River, came
to town last week to see her father
| md be present at the P. e. o. meet
| tIlS Ut lllC llOllIC VI WI D - IL "a" > ~
on North Market, and for several so
cial engagements.
Lennie Hoover, a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Hoover has brought his
| family here from Minnesota for per
manent residence He has purchased
ten acre tract at University Park to
gether with the F. NJ. Barrett residence
property.
We received notice last week tc
nhange the address of the Gazette go
ing to Mrs. Nancy Zellner at Oska
'oosa, to Pomona, Cal. Mrs. Zellnel
will spend some time in the west ant
her many friends here hope she en-
Joys the outing-Fremont Gazette.
Mrs. D. Reese of Givin spent yes
terday in the city with her children.
Misses Mary and Edith Moran, o.
Abba, were in town shopping yester
day.
Andy Wheeler and wife, of Chair
ton, were in town Monday on bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown of Ottum
wa were in town Monday attending t.
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Nash of Red Gal
visited the past week with his moth
er, Mrs. G. B. Nash.
Elizabeth Taylor of Fremont return
ed to her home after week end Visi
u,;tb friapdc in tho city
Bastian Denhartog of Eddyville
| who underwent an operation at Nero!
hospital, is doing nicely.
Mrs. G.. Laughlin of Olivet, whit
was operated on a few days ago a
Mercy hospital, is recovering nicely
Mrs. Chas. B. Halt, who underwear
an operation at Abbott's hospital, re
!, turned to her home in Givin Saturday
Fred Bernick, Jr., left this morn
ing for Burlington to attend the dis
trict convention of electrical contrac
tors.
!, Grace Dulin, who was operated Of
for appendicitis at Mercy hospital, i
i improving and will be UP in fey
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellis and so
James were in town Monday betwee
, trains, enroute for their home in De
Moines.
Mrs. C. A. Esperson and daughte
Marjorie returned home last evenin
from Marshalltown after visiting wit
relatives.
!. Mrs. A. l.. Spooner and grand-daugl
ter, Miss Pansy Brown, went to Abb
last evening to visit her daughte
Mrs. SHREDDER.
Mr. and Mrs. w r. Marsh have r.
!. turned to their home in New Share
: after spending the past few days wit
! their daughter, Mrs. c. b. Douglas.
g, Rev. Joseph Kyle, d. D.. presideI
s OF the United Presbyterian Theoloe
! cal seminary Of xenia. Ohio. issin q