The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27

I the National Democratic convention
}. Hon. Dan Hamilton, of Sigourney,
y the delegate from this district.
Mrs. Ellen Ogle and daughter, Mr.
John Baker, of Evansville, Ind, al
: visiting their sister and aunt, Mr.
iBirkholm, of South First street, an
; Mrs. Wassom, of University Park.
George Thiessen has an excellen
offer from the Buick people in the d.
partment of publicity and will likel
go to Chicago some time this wee
to look iata tAsdaffttaails Of the place,
Mr.. and Mrs. JspHI, Friend and sor
Jackson, Mrs. Taylor Kensel and Mis-
Pearle Burket were passengers for OF
tumwa this morning to spend the da,
and to witness the White Sox exhib
tion game.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. B. Goodrich, VIII,
past few days, left for Des Nome!
this morning for a few days visit be
fore returning to their home in Siou,
Falls, South Dakota.
John Goodner and family, of 1O14
c avenue east, depart via the auto
route in the morning for a two OIL
three weeks outing visit and sigh
seeing. They first go to Harlan via
Des Moines to visit relatives, and
from there to southwest Iowa and lat
er into Nebraska and Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Pickett anC
daughters Edna Lee and Lillian went
to Waterloo Saturday for visit with
relatives. Mr.. Pickett arrived home
this morning, but the family will re
main a week or ten days. Miss Edna
Lee has been studying music in New
York and arrived home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Clendenon have
returned from a car tour into Marshal
county They were accompanied by
Mr.. Clendenon's sisters, Mrs. Ed Bail
ey, of Salem, Ohio, and Miss Hannah
Clen6enon, of What Cheer, who have
been visiting in town. The party ex-
perienced fine going with splendid
roads, Stops were made at Grinnell
and Marshalltown.
Boys Secretary Hoy of the Y. M.
c. A. and eight boys went to Eveland
Park on the Des Moines river this
morning to establish a camp and en-
joy ten days outing. In the party
were John Fleener, Chas. McFall, Will
Kemble, Will Guthrie, Perry Newton,
Floyd Larimer, George Porter and OF
to Strohmeier. Jesse Howell went
with the party as chaperon and COM
miSsary.
Among the Oskaloosa people who
had a look in" at the National Re-
publican convention were Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Spencer, Hon. W. G. Jones,
Rev. Alexander McFerran, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Spencer, Hon. w. l. Beans
and Major and Mrs. John F. Lacey.
James A. Dewitt represented the Sixth
District and had prominent part in
the proceedings, being the Iowa mem
Der of the important committee on
credentials. . .,
Mrs. b. j. Snyder is visiting at the
parental VIM. Hibbs home at Plano,
Illinois.
Abba Union: Miss Ruth Fall was
in Oskaloosa Friday making arrange
ments to attend summer school.
Martin Cooper, of ZIG North l.
street, returned Friday evening from
a ten days visit in Monona, Iowa.
Abba Republican: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hollingsworth of Oskaloosa
were in Abba for visit with friends
the latter part of the week.
Hedrick Journal: j. NJ. Shaw went
to OskaloOsa Thursday to meet Mrs.
Shaw, who returned that day from a
visit with friends in the
western part of Iowa.
Sigourney Review: Mrs Willard
Downey and son Charles of Oska-
loosa came to Sigourney Monday
evening for a visit with Mrs. Addie
Sanders and other relatives.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Garrett went to Tioga Mon
day TO visit Mr.. CARROTS brother,
John Garrett, for the day, before re-
turning to their home at Oskaloosa.
Misses Bernice and Ethel Shoe
make have returned to the parental
B. F. Shoemake home on College
avenue, from Fort Collins, Colo,
where they have been students at
the Colorado Agricultural college.
Pleasantville News Mrs. Lon
Richards and children left last Thurs
day for Mitchellville. After a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Hiatt,
at that place, she will visit other rel
atives at Osakloosa before returning
home.
Bussey Record: Mrs A. w. Jones
went to Mason City last Wednesday,
where she was a delegate to the G.
A. r. state convention. She went
via Osakloosa where she was Joined
by Mrs. Maud Patterson, delegate
from the Oskaloosa circle. They re-
turned to their homes on Friday.
Western Work: Charles Z. Teb-
belts, Secretary of the Friends Board
OF Foreign Missions, was an attend
ant throughout commencement week
atsPenn college. He preached at the
morning meeting on Sunday, June g..
At one time Mr.. Tebbetts was Pro-
fessor of Mathematics in Penn col