The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-08-24

where she will enjoy an extende
visit with relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Keeper and her sister
Miss Verne Walter, went to Minnear
oils Saturday evening for visit wit
friends in the Twin Cities.
George Lentz, two miles south o
Fremont, was in town Saturday ant
had his fine farm registered unde
the name of Maple Row."
Misses Estella Malone and Pearl
F. Porter have returned from sever
weeks tour of the west. The return
trip was made through Canada.
James O'Hearn, of Marshalltown
was in the city yesterday visiting
with his sister, Mrs. S. Clarey, OIL
First avenue West, and friends.
C. Longstaff and Miss Davis, o
North English, who were guests a
the home of E. A. Athearn, returned
to North English Saturday evening
Mrs. F. w. Glaze and daughter Ruth
went to Minneapolis Saturday even
ing for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w
r.. Morton. Mr.. Glaze will join them
later.
DIR. Ralph Gilchrist, of Milwaukee
Wis, arrived in the city on Sunday
morning and will visit at the home
of his parents in Spring Creek town
ship for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Springer, OF
Portsmouth, Iowa, who have been
visiting the past week with Mrs. Al
Weatherwax and Mrs. Will Richmond
returned to their home this morning.
Mrs. H. A. Hoover, who has been
enjoying an extended visit with her
parents in Rossville, ILL.,, has returned
to her home in this city. She was
home by her son Char
les. ...-.
Harry S. McKanna, of the Des
Moines Daily Capital reportcrial staff,
was in the city over Sunday visiting
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Mckan-
ma, No. 1907 A avenue West, and
friends.
Mrs. M. Buford and trimmer Miss
May Johnson departed this morning
for Cedar Rapids and Chicago to see
latest styles and purchase the fall
line of goods.
Mrs. c. Woodruff departed Satur-
day evening for Rochester, New York,
to attend the National convention of
the Ladies of the G. A. r. Mrs. Wood
ruff goes as the representative of the
Iowa department and will be the only
delegate from this state in attend
ance.
Miss Hattie Waters returned home
evening from two months
visit in Prescott, Arizona, and at the
Grand Canon. She was accompanied
on the return trip by her sister, Mrs.
o. A. Hesla, and niece, Miss Irene
Hesla, who will spend the remainder
Of the summer in this city.
NJ. L. Bosworth has gone to Rouleau
Saskatchewan, Canada, where he viii
assist his brother-in-law in the hand
ling of the harvest. Mrs. Bosworth
will depart in few weeks to join
1er husband in the north to remain
N the Canadian country until about
November list, when they will return
% their home in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Anna G. Porter, formerly a
resident of OskalOosa, widow of the
ate Nelson d. Porter, is lying in
precarious condition in a hospital in
Los Angeles, suffering with rheuma-
ism. Her daughter, Mrs. Ada Jack
son, of Clinton, was summoned to her
bedside. The other children, Mrs.
nellie Coates, Fred and Chris Porter
are in Los Angeles. Oskaloosa
friends hope for speedy betterment.
Bill" Drinkle, one of the best
known and liveliest of the engineers
IN the service of the Iowa Central,
with his wife and daughter, Miss Mar
suerite, are home after fifteen days
vacation trip to Ohio, where they had
an enjoyable visit among relatives
and friends, and at Chicago, where
hey have been in attendance at the
great aviation meet. Mr.. Drinkle
says he has enough material to keep
him talking on the events of his trip
Tor the next nine months and Incl
1entally he has picked up number
Of absolutely new yarns and enter
tanning stories. He has also made a
collection of interesting views well
worth looking at.
August Lang, of Burlington, spent
yesterday in OskalOosa visiting with
local friends.
Lettie Collins visited in Oskaloosa
enrOute to her home in o.
lie, from Hamilton, Iowa.
Doctor A. J. Hunter was summoned
to Stratton, Nebraska, by the serious
illness of Mrs. John Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Preston, of Des
Moines, were in the city ycsterdar.
guests of former friends and acqua.-.
ances.
Miss Pearl Evans, of Lovilia, v !
in town Saturday on her way to frc-
mont for visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Herbert Killips and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, No. 500 South A
street, are home from visit at Mt.