The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-07-06


II tions.
5 After two years as instructor !
the Latin department of Des Moine
n college, DIR. Albert Loughridge ha
; resigned his potion and he with Mr..
!. Loughridge will move early in Jul
to Mount Pleasant, where they vii
remain until autumn, when they plal
r to take year of foreign travel an,
2 study. DR.. Loughridge has spen
t years in missionary work in India a
! two different intervals and in tn
! meantime was head of the Latin de
partment of the State Teachers col
: lege at Cedar Falls. He is popula
platform lecturer as well as preache
and teacher, a man of broad exper
, fence and pleasing conversational
i Chas Hitler, who left Oskaloos,
several months ago under engagement
with Herbert Riggs, formerly of Os
kaloosa, in his theatre at Eau Claire
Wisconsin, has been assisting at mu
i steal and social entertainments al
that place. He received special men
ton for a selection played at a must
cal recital of recent date and the 10
cal paper says: The saxophone Sc
lection by Mr.. Hitler displayed excel
lent technique and was enthusiastic
ally encored. This gentleman is un'
doubtedly the best saxophone soloist
that ever visited Eau Claire and his
rendition of Evening Star" was i'm.
mense."
w. w. Swain, of Belle PLANE, is
here for a brief visit with relatives
and ofd-time friends. Mr.. Swain
has for many years been in the en-;
ploy of the Northwestern Ry. and is
now used by that company as an ex.
pert machinist and is sent out all over
the line wherever there is particular
job to be done. For the last five
months he has been in Chicago help
ing to set up and timber up the 100
monster new engines which the
Northwestern is putting into service.
Mr.. Swain will go to Ottumwa to-
Swain, who is doing good work for
the Hannibal team of the Central AS
ISOLATION.
n (From Wednesdays Daily)
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Scott spent the
Fourth visiting with friends at Bus,
sey.
Robert Furnald was a business pas
senger yesterday over the Rock Island
for Palatka, Fla.
The Byron and Homer Harris famil-
les, of Abba, spent the Fourth among
Oskaloosa relatives.
Bert Mendenhall, of Knoxville,
spent the 4th in the city visiting with
relatives and friends.
Roy Grist, of Colfax, who spent the
Fourth with brother and friends in
city, returned to day.
Miss Lucille Abel, of Peoria, ILL.,, is
her uncle, F. L. Dasher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Barnes, of Aber
deem, S. D., are in the city for visit
with relatives and friends.
Misses Bertrand Newman, of GIG
South Sixth street, are visiting with
their grandmother in Knoxville.
Mrs. Mary Barnes was a passenger
Yesterday via the Rock Island for
Portland, Ore, where she will visit.
Miss Esther De Raat, of Knoxville,
is in the city for two weeks visit
hAr
Miss Minnie Gist returned to her
home at Newton this afternoon after
spending the Fourth with relatives in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Reynolds
and Miss Maud Collins, of Chicago,
are visiting at the J. NJ. Collins and
F. F. Pitt homes.
Mrs. T. w. Terrell, writing from
Salem, Oregon, says they will spend
most of the summer in Oregon. They
are enjoying the visit.
A. T. Drinkle was Chicago pass
enger this afternoon on business. He
will be away for the balance OF the
month with his furniture line.
Paul Bennett, wife and son are in
the city for brief visit with parents
and friends. They came down to at
end the funeral of the late VIII
Hook.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Dasher and
daughter, Alma, returned Tuesday
morning from a ten days visit at
Albert Lea and other points of Min
nesota.
Mrs. NJ Claire, who has been resid'
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. OFT,
departed yesterday via the Rock Is
land for a visit with relatives at LIE
nora, Kansas.
Miss Mae Noller, of Mankato, N
sas, and Miss Myrtle Davis, Of -.
Quincy, are spending the week a. he
David Sumner home, 1902 Second
avenue West.
Misses Pearle Porter and Estella
Malone departed this afternoon via
the Rock Island for Portland, Ore,
where they will visit and sightsee for
several weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Copeland, cousin to the
Cricket and A. 4. Drinkle families, on
visit here for the past two weeks,