The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-08

Delta Press: Miss Bernice Beach
and friend, Carl Campbell, of Oska.
loosa, attended the commencement
exercises here and visited at the AL.
bet Fritzler home, Miss Beach being
their niece. Mr.. Campbell is a men,
Der of the Penn College orchestra,
which furnished the music for the ex-
lecises.
Miss Mabel Doll departed to-day for
Aurora, Illinois. to be present at the
graduation of her friend, Miss Ruth
Allen, daughter Of Rev. Eugene Allen,
/ formerly pastor of Central NJ. E.
| Church. Miss Allen completes the
work in the Jennings Seminary. Miss
Doll was taken as far as Ottumwa
by her father, J. B. Doll, in his auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Morris and Mrs.
Inez Young departed last evening for
Colorado to be present this week at
commencement exercises of the Uni
versity at Boulder. Sidney Morris,
the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
will graduate from the Law school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris expect to return
in about two weeks, while Mrs. Young
will remain a month or more.
A telegram was received at the Ma
haska County Bank this morning stat
ing that an operation was performed
upon Chas. Howard, the assistant
cashier, for relief from the infected
tooth that has bothered him for sew
eral weeks. The message said that
the operation was successful and the
patiena withstood it in good shape.
His father and mother were present,
leaving for Chicago last night.
Delta Press: Andrew Fritzler, of
Rifle, Colo, and Alfred FritZler, of
Giles, Texas, arrived here Friday
morning to see their sister, Mrs. Han
nah Knox, who is very poorly. A
rather singular coincidence in their
coming is that while neither brother
knew the other was coming they left
their respective homes about one-half
hour apart and met each other in
Oskaloosa Friday morning.
OF former Oskaloosa boy, the |
Democrat says: A good
many will remember little Scott Grail, 1
Bob's boy, who used to visit his uncle,
]. B. Grail, here Last week he and |
three school chums went swimming
near Marysville, Mo, where they live,
and two of the boys got into trouble.
4. Nnrt INN or
went to the rescue and both grabbed
hold of him and nearly took him
down. He was trying to get one at
a time, but both let go and he swan
to shore to get help, but it was too
late. If they had not got panicky 1t
is likely he could have saved one at
a time. Ones name was Fisher and
the other Paul Allen.
(From Tuesdays Daily
Capt. w. H. Heating was in Des
Moines to-day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Baldauf are home
from a recreation visit at ColfaX.
Miss Pearle Porter spent Sunday
with friends at Morning Sun, Iowa.
Clarence Rakow is home from scOol
to spend the summer with his moth
81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Oldest depart
ed last evening for Montana where
they will spend the summer.
Miss May Blood departed this morn
ing for -MninesL where ssA q viii on
Joy a brief visit with friends.
Mrs. w. c. Swan returned yester
day from a visit with Mr. Swans
parents at Morning Sun, Iowa.
Miss Minnie McEwen departed this
for Minneapolis where she
will spend vacation among friends.
Mrs. Chas. Bennett departed this
for Florence. Iowa, where
she will enjoy brief visit with rela-
lives.
Miss Bessie Owens departed this
for Madrid, Ia, where she
will enjoy an extended visit with del
atives.
Mrs. Amy Dobson, of Cummings,
Ia, who has been attending camp
returned to her home this
Allen Blackburn departed this after
noon for Des Moines where he will
enjoy an extended visit with his broth
ed, Frank Blackburn.
Mrs. F. N. Parker, of Des MOines, |
who has been in the city visiting at
The J. r. Coffin home for the past few
days, returned to her home to-day.
Messdames Spann and Merrill, of
Abba arrived in the city this morning
Tor a brief visit and to attend the
Penn College Commencement exer-
cises.
Mrs. s. B. Arnold of Webster G ?.
who has been in the city the PIX
few days visiting at the II. ID. CTS
we'll home, returned to her home this
Mrs. T.. F. Whipple and children, of
Mason City, who have been in the
city visiting at the A. l.. Stoler home
for the past few days returned to
heir home this morning.
Mrs. J. A. Tennent accompanied by
Mrs. T.. J. Moore. of Des Moines, de-
parted this morning for Mt. Pleasant