The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-08-10

. w. A. Cope, of Marshalltown, an
brother, R. P. Cope, of New Sharon
left Sunday for Cadiz, o., where, OIL
Aug. 10, they will be present at a re
union of the Cope family. They expec
to be in Ohio week or ten days.
Mrs. VIM. Koett and children, of OF
tumwa, returned to their home this
it with Mr.. and Mrs. III. j. Pogge, OIL
North Market street. Mr.. Koett wa!
in the city Sunday, but returned Mon
day morning.
Henry Barber, of Sewers, auditor
of the United Mine Workers, enroutt
to Abba for the quarterly audit, was
in town yesterday and called upon 10
cal friends. President Rodgers Of
the state administration was also In
town last evening to meet with the
local Trades Assembly concerning La
Dor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Shaw departed
Monday evening upon vacation ant
pleasure trip extending over a space
via Abba and Burlington route fol-
Chicago, there to inaugurate a some
what extensive trip via Mackinaw to
Buffalo, back to Detroit and home
again via Chicago. They will stop at
many intervening places and points
of interest and expect to have an en-
joyable excursion throughout.
Fred Simmons, of Ottumwa, was
among Oskaloosa friends Monday.
Mrs. R. Frazer is away for visit
with her mother in Conrad, Iowa.
Miss Abbie Clayton is in New Shar-
on on few days visit with friends.
Viola Cochran has returned home
after a visit of five days with Willie
Moore.
Frank Thorpe, of Carthage, Mo,
was in town yesterday caring for bust
ness interests.
Miss Effie Smith, of Montezuma,
and Miss Sylvia Cochian are visiting
at the home of Miss Cecil Critchlow
of this city.
Mrs. Peters, of Packwood, who has
been visiting at Des Moines, stopped
off between trains to chat with friends
here yesterday.
Mrs. Clara Penniker, who has been
visiting her uncle, Amos Dashiel,
since the first of the month has re-
turned to her home in Danville, Ill.
Misses julie lime and blanche
Bloomquist, returned to their home
in Burlington last evening after a
two weeks visit with friends in this
city
T. L. Gavan and family, of Mar
tinsburg, were in the city Monday.
They were returning from visit in
Des Moines and stopped off between
trains.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
T. E. Rose went to Oskaloosa Satur.
day where they were guests at the
home of Mrs. Roses brother, w. w.
VanWinklc.
Martinsburg News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Leeper returned to Oskaloosa
Saturday, after visit at the home of
Mrs. Leepers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Messerschmitt.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Buckles
and Lillian have reached Beacon on
their return trip from Keosauqua,
where they visited with Mrs. Buck
less parents, sister and friends.
Monroe County News: Misses Mil,
dred and Sadie Lewis went to Oska.
loosa Friday night for visit of a
week or two at the home of their
brother, Udell Lewis, and family.
Misses Lillian Nelson, Maud Steph.
enson, of Kansas, Nell without and
Messrs. Roy Nelson and Glenn Will,
holt were among the Oskaloosa peo,
pie who went to lear Lake Sunday.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Neuman and family went to Os-
kaloosa Thursday for a visit with
Mrs. Neuman's sister, Mrs. Ella Burt
and also on a shopping expedition.
Muscatine Journal; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. P. Worthington, of Oskaloosa, who
have been visiting at the home of the
formers father, J. l.. Worthington,
Fulliam avenue, returned to their
home on the firehy.
Charles l.. Farmhouse and daugh'
ters, Misses Dorothy and Irene,
started over land in the Farmhouse au
tomobile this morning for Rock Is
land, Illinois, upon a little vacation
trip. They may continue the journey
into Chicago before returning.
Mrs. Martha Hedge, Mr.. and Mrs,
J. G. Cordner and Mrs. Geo. Cassidy
former residents of this city, who
were at the old home attending a
fomily reunion in honor of Mrs. Kisor
who is eighty-three years old, have
returned home to Lincoln, Neb.
Keota Eagle: George H. Holmes
and family left Tuesday evening for
an outing of couple of weeks. They
were going to spend a few days in
Oskaloosa and go from there to La
porte and see Walter and Maude and
the baby. They may camp out some
there, but if they don't, the Cedar
river is only mile away.
OF former Oskaloosa people the
Knoxville Express says: John G.
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