The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-14

past week, returned home last even
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maude Hodges. of De-
Moines, passed through the city yes
terday enroute ito Sigourney where
they viii visit at the Il. 4. Goult
home.
Miss Kittie Adkins returned to heI
school duties at Grinnell this morning
She has been spending her vacation
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. b
Adkins
Miss Lucille Atchfson returned to
her school work at GrInnell yesterday
Afternoon after spending the spring
vacation WITH parents and friends in
this city. '5.~ h" Ee'
John Cunningham, OF Leighton,
passed through the city this morning,
departing via the Iowa Central for
Galleon, Ohio, for a visit with parents
and friends. ..-
Mrs G.. Wright and children, Cath.
crime and Edward OF Waukee, Iowa;
passed through Oskaloosa yesterday
enroute to .Sigourney for a visit with
Mrs. S. Kelley. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malone have re-
turned to Oskaloosa for residence and
are located at No. $40 Fourth avenue
east. They have been residing at
Beardstown, Ill,
Miss Inez Mendenhall, of Kellogg
was in the city yesterday visiting her
uncle, Al Mendenhall. She left last
evening for Rose Hill where she will
visit Elmer Liske.
Mrs. E. H. Kenecht, of Washington.
and Miss Della: Elsie, who have been
at the James Irwin home, No.
$40 Fifth avenues east, returned to
their homes this morning.
Mrs. H. r. White and sister, Mrs.
l.. NJ. Ives, returned this morning via
the Iowa Central from a sojourn in
They visited at such cit
les at Los Angeles and Long Beach.
Mrs. B. o. watland returned this
to her home at New Sharon
after visiting in the city at the home
Of s. NJ. Sawyer. She has also been
visiting at Indianola with, Mrs. X.
District Deputy jim Brown and
crowd Of about twenty-five members
Of the local lodge on the Royal Area
mum are going to Ottumwa to be in at
enhance at the annual state meeting
If the organization.
Mrs r. Anna Morris Clark and Mrs.
Clara Morris Lacey Greene are still
It the Evans Annex. Hot Springs, S.
)ak., caring for their mother. who is
with rheumatism and pa
alysis with no hopes of recovery on
.ccount OF old age. Mrs. Greene has
'een there since November; writes
ne weather is fine now. but she longs
or Good Old Iowa. dts good enough
or her. ....
Word has reached What Cheer that
Sinclair, a graduate of the
What Cheer schools in 1893 and the
ldest son of Rev. j. 4 and Mrs. Sim
lair, was one of the many who per-
she'd in the terrible Fish furniture
tore fire in Chicago some days ago.
lev. j. A. Sinclair was a former pas
DR. of the NJ. e. church at Thornburg,
ut now a resident of Mt. Pleasant.
OF people known In Oskaloosa, the
What Cheer Chronicle says: George
laws, of Tioga, was in town Monday
nd he informs us that during his alb
ence from home last Wednesday his
ouse caught fire from defective
ue and burned to the ground and |
hat his wife, who is an invalid. came
ear burning. The house and con-
entS were only insured for $3.50. and
ieorge feels his loss greatly.
A. ,Rosenblatt has received word of
new dog expressed from New York
'ity that is an aristocrat among dogs.
iF. RoSenblatt has a cousin in New
'ork. His son is recently back from
trip in Germany where he met a
leHDeT vi lHe pcGIdBS anu was pre-
ented with very rare breed of
anime. The father of the dog is said
o have been the property of a men,
er of the royal family, and the one
nroute west is. a direct descendant
nd will be awaited with interest.
Centerville Iowegian: Mrs. H. E.
'alentine entertained In a very de-
ightful manner Tuesday, Wednesday
nd Thursday afternoons. She was
,ssisted by her mother, Mrs. Kalbach.
nd sister, Miss Helen Kalbach. OF
)Skaloosa. Some interesting curios
nd ornamental designs brought from
apan by Mr.. and Mrs. Kalbach on
heir recent trip there. were objects
Il much interest, being used in the
decoration OF the nome. Floral deco
atoms were also used. A three
curse luncheon was served.