The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-06-04

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i'm Eric, Kansas. Miss Wooster has
been teacher in the Fourth ward
school during the past semester, but
she will spend the summer with her
parents in Kansas. Nothing was omit
ted TO complete the joys of the occa-
sion and the evening was enjoyed by
lall. Those present were Roy Barrows.
Flossie Dunshee, Merle Barnhart. Etola
McBurney, Fred Dusenberry, V..a
Wooster Earl Alcorn, Glenn Jackley.
Reid McMurray, Fanchon Jackley. Cal
der Overturf and Belle Little.
Mrs S. c. Dodge, of Johnstown, New
York, surprised her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. David Robertson, No 1870 C ave-
nue. east, Friday evening of last week,
dropping in upon them unawares to
make an extended visit at the old home
and TO gladden. their hearts by her
presence. Mrs. Dodge has been in the
city but once in seventeen years, since
her marriage. and the homecoming is
la most agreeable surprise to many
friends here as well as to the parents.
The lady was married in this city and
Mr.. Dodge was for a number of years
interested in business here, being en-
gagged with the old glove factory oper-
ated during term of years. He lat
er went east and has prosperous bus
mess in Johnstown at the present
time.
The following are the plans of some
of the city teachers for the summer:
Miss Helen Handy o. the high school
faculty, has gone to her home in Evan.
ston, ILL.,, for visit. She will be join
ed there in a few days by Miss Eda
NJ. Haskell, and together they Will
tour Europe Miss Nellie Lichtenheld
goes to Cedar Falls next next week to
attend the Iowa State Normal School.
Prof w. K. Morton, of the high school,
goes to his home in Minneapolis toI
spend the summer. Miss Elizabeth
Thomas goes to her home in Sigour-
ney to spend the vacation with her
mother. Miss Ida Welsh will spend
the summer at her home in Eddyville;
Miss Mary Pettitt, director of the DO
mestic Science department, goes toI
her home in Grinnell tomorrow; b.
A. Beinlich, director of the manual
training department, will visit during
vacation time at his home near chi
cago, ILL.,; Miss Winifred Rhoades will
spend her vacation at her home in
Newton; Miss Flora Cannady will go
20 her home in Bermilion Grove, ILL.,,
tomorrow to spend the summer.
James A. Dewitt was a Sunday Wis
itor in Des Moines.
Mrs. Emma Christie, OF Buxton. was
an oyerSunday visitor in the city.
A. B. Gardner, of Indianola, is al
guest at the j. w. Earring home south
of the city.
T. B. Garretson is home from an ex-
tended trip in the neighborhood of
Regina, Canada.
W. E. Scott was passenger Sunday
evening via the Burlington for Chicago
on business trip.
Bonaparte News: Rev. Kemp and
family left Monday for a visit wirn
friends in Oskaloosa.
DR.. Barnes is in Chicago doing post
graduate surgical work at one of the
large hospitals there.
DIR. and Mrs. Abbott left Sunday
evening via the Burlington for Cnica-
go on a business and pleasure trip.
John v. Osborn and Fred Beadle
spent Memorial Day at Quincy in the
effort to help the Oskaloosa boys win
their games.
Miss Genevera Christie has return
ed from Grand Rapids, Mich, where
she has been attending the Kinder
garten Training School.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O. Giffen, of Des
Moines, spent Memorial Day in the
city the guests of the lady's sister,
Mrs. Susan Robinson.
Knoxville Express: A force OF men
under Chester Jolliife left here Mon
day with one of NJ. d. Flanders drills
to do some coal prospecting near Os.
kalOosa.
Mr.. VIM Bradley, of Redfeld, Ia,
returned to his home this morning
after a weeks visit with his son and
daughter, w. f. Bradley, and Mrs.
John McElroy.