The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-08-03

days visiting with friends and az
quaintances. Mr.. Weaver, formerly
!. popular attache of the Frankel store
is now enjoying responsible pos
ton in the management of the Der
exc store of Cedar Rapids.
| Mrs. Lucas and son, Master Franz
who have been guests at the 10
Stumps home on First avenue cas-
for couple of weeks, have gone t
Des Moines for visit with relatives
after which they will go to Clinto
to be guests of Mrs. LIS. sister, Mrs
DR.. David Fairchild, before returning
to their home in Chicago.
/ J. r. McGregor and family ar
leaving today for an extended touring
"trip through Iowa and Illinois in thei
automobile. They go first to Burling
ton for few days and will be mex
in Clarksyille for visit with relatives
They will go to Waterloo and othe
places and expect to be absent. from
home three or four weeks.
| Marshalltown Times Republican;
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Stump ant
daughter, Madeline, went to Oska
loosa Thursday morning to visit with
Mr.. Stump's brother, Mr.. Will Stump
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Stump will
also visit in Buxton before returning
Mrs. Stump will be gone three weeks
but Mr. Stump will return Monday.
]. II. Graham and wife and Leo
Graham stopped in the city yesterday
on their way home from an auto tour
into Minnesota. They passed through
the city a few weeks ago, and liked
it so we'll they planned to stop again
on their way back. They state that
the crops of northern Iowa seem to
be in good condition and not to have
suffered from the lack of rain.
Dr.. Harlan Updegraff, son of A.
photograph, of Oskaloosa, who belongs
to the Bureau of Education in Wash
ington, d. c., last week read a paper
on Education before the National
Teachers Association, which met in
San Francisco. On his way home to
Washington City, he stopped here
and leaves today at 3 o'clock for
home.
Eddyville Tribune: John Heinik,
Jr., while working on the top of a
high tower at the Hoover mines Tues
day, was dislodged from his position
by a high wind which was blowing,
and he fell a distance of 80 feet to
the ground. Owing to his agility he
escaped more luckily than might have
been expected, though his spine and
ankle were injured. He was brought
to the home of his father, near old
Lost Creek, in an auto.
Creston Daily Advertiser: The o.
kaloosa Elks baseball boys departed
on No. 10 Thursday morning for
their homes after an exciting and
strenuous day. From the time they
arrived in Creston until they departed
it was one continuous round of pleas
ure for them, mixed with only little
touch of the bitter-the result of the
were taken in charge by the local
Elks and royalty entertained until at
ter the midnight hour Early in the
evening they attended the Comet in
a body, and from there they were
taken to the Elk home and entertain
ed for the remainder of the evening.
On leaving for home all remarked
that they had been entertained better
in Creston than in any other place
they have been so far this season.
They have asked that Creston give
them a return game, and the local
Elks are now discussing the plan of
chartering a special train in the near
future and to go to Oskaloosa with
a gang of at least one hundred
strong.
(From Mondays Dahy.D
Miss Genevieve Christie has been
elected primary teacher in the Eddy
vile public schools.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hill, of Chica-
go, are here for a visit with Mrs.
Hills father, M. Vreeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. OFT and chill
dren are home from a several weeks
visit and outing in Wisconsin.
Mrs. V. Ogburn left this morning
for Des Moines, where she will enjoy
brief visit with relatives and friends.
DR.. and Mrs. J. /. Tony and son
Joe returned Saturday night from a
three weeks outing at Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. J. NJ. Burke and daughter
Hazel went to Des MOines this morn
ing for a weeks visit with relatives.
Chas. c. Pike and wife are away to
California on a vacation trip. They
expect to be gone about six or eight
weeks.
Mrs. II. S. Moore and daughter Hell
enc, of Abba, were in the city over
Sunday visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Polk, of Des
Moines, were guests of the Chas. A.
Godfrey home, 113 North Ninth st.
Sunday.
Mrs. S. J. Donaldson. of Kansas
City, who has been visiting in Oska-
loosa, is now a guest of Mrs. Hanna,
at Lacey.
Rev. G. w. McCord returned home
Saturday from Iowa City, where he
has been enjoying a brief visit with
his mother.