The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-10-05

of Southampton, England. All oul
trunks and baggage were wet and the
contents soaked and ruined. We have
; had most enjoyable and pleasant
summer"
Miss Grace Janet Jackson, of Pue'
bio, Colo, who has been spending the
greater part of the past two months
on the Moffet brothers lovely farm
near this city. hoping to recuperate
from the heavy task of arduous school
teaching during the past year. In the
meantime not only having a delightful
time visiting with her uncle, aunt and
cousin, Albert Moffet, but wit host
of other relatives and friends, as her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Jackson
were educated in and near this city.
On Saturday Mrs. Grace and her
grandma, Mrs. Prime, were royalty en-.
tertained at the comfortable home of
Mrs. Flora Henry, cousin of Mrs.
Jackson, who with her family resides
| in this city.
S. r. Crissy is peculiarly interested
in the reports being sent out from Los
Angeles about the success of aero
plane developed by the Twinings. H.
La V. Twining married Mr.. Crissy's
sister, and while Mr.. and Mrs. Crissy
were in the west, Mr.. Crissy visited
his brother.in-law and enjoyed the dis
tinction of working on the machine
for several hours. The Los Angeles
Express thus calls attention to a
peculiar coincidence: History fur
nishes no parallel of the case of Rear
Admiral Nathan c. Twining and H.
La V. Twining. One brother is work
ing with might and main to improve
aerial navigation. while the other is
bending all his energies to make air.
craft unsafe, at least in warfare"
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
John Doner is in the city on an eX-
tended visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Helen Kretzer, of Des Moines,
is spending the week with Oskaloosa
friends.
Mrs. C. E. Mintoyne and Miss Della
Foster are visiting with relatives in
Ottumwa.
Tom Williams, of Hooking, is call
ing among oldtime acquaintances
here today.
Miss Clara Meader is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Addison Lang at Val
ley Junction.
George Shoemaker and Floyd Nc
Cain went to Pelia this morning to
take in the fair.
Paul Noel and Bert Martin return
ed home this morning from Ottumwa,
where they visited friends.
Master Eslie Dunwoody, of What
Cheer, is in town toway, the guest
of Police Officer Marion DunwOody.
Mrs. DR.. Edmundson, of Clinton, Ill.
arrived in the city last evening for a
weeks visit at the L. E. Corlett home.
Mrs. C. ]. Jackson, who has been
visiting friends and relatives here,
returned to her home in GiVin last
evening.
l.. r. Willard, of the Marshall Oil
town today looking after OskaloOsa
interests.
Mrs. H. p. Dodge, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. j. J. Hawk,
on North Market street, returned to
her home at West Liberty this morn,
ing.
Officer Fred Green went to Peoria, |
Illinois, this morning via the Iowa
Central upon an errand of happy ma
ture and will return a benedict. so
the boys say.
George A. Gesman started for
Montana last evening plotting a
number of Oskaloosa people looking
for investments. They expect to be
in the northwest a week or ten days. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Campbell, old
time citizens of Oskaloosa, terminal
ed their residence here this morning
and departed for their home in Glen.
dora. California. They will stop en-
route at Kansas City for few days. |
Grinnell Register: 1t was pleas
wandering around the streets Satur
day. He came up from OskaloOsa in
the morning and went back in the
evening. Mrs. Beard was not with
him. After little they are going
down to Mr.. Boards home in Henry
county and will start west about De-
cember LIST.