The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01

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friends.
Miss Edna Slocum, of Des Moines,
is the guest of local friends for a
weeks visit.
Jerry Riggs went to Des Moines this
morning, where he will enjoy a brief
visit with his daughter, Mrs. A.
Cunningham.
Hamilton News: Glen Wright, of
TUSCALOOSA, who, has been visiting
friends, here the, past week, returned
TO his home. Saturday.
Mrs. Gladys Evans-Jackson arrived
in the city this morning from her
home in Omaha for an extended visit
with her parents in Beacon.
Miss Nedra Folsom, who has been
visiting with friends and relatives at
New Sharon and Oskaloosa returned
today to her home in Mason City.
What Cheer Chronicle. Don't say
a word to DR.. Taylor about his auto
ride from Oskaloosa to Wright. He
is keeping awful quiet about it.
Mrs. F. N. Anderson, of Marshall
town, is a guest at the parental An
drew Richie home, No. GIG South
Twelfth street, for few weeks visit.
]. c. Crippen, of New Sharon, will
open his second season as pianist for
Mile. bonita" at st. Louis. Mo, Aug
5th. for thirty-six weeks tour of the
Orpheum circuit.
Sigourney Review: ]. S. White has
rented one of his rooms to Mr.. Max
we'll, of Oskaloosa. MIR. Maxwell will
put in a cleaning and tailoring plant
about the first of August.
Mrs. Dwight Davis, who has been
attending normal at Cedar Falls. is
in the city visiting with her son Wal
ker. She will leave Tuesday morn
ing for her home in Lamont, la.
DR.. Walter Davis, of Alamosa, is in
the city for an extended visit with rel
atives and friends. Mrs. Davis has
been here some time, guest at the
parental Rev. James Harrison home.
Montezuma Republican,: Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Gross and Ella were guests
at the J. X. Kelly home in Oskaloosa
Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Kelly accom-
panied them home and will visit here
until after chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs John Novels and Mr..
and Mrs w. ]. O'Brien departed Sun
day evening for Chicago, Detroit and
the Thousand Islands for three or
four weeks outing and sightseeing.
They will return through Canada and
visit while at Duluth.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Sue
Vance, OF Hamill. South Dakota, who
had been visiting her brother. DR..
Vance, for several weeks, went to
Oskaloosa Monday to spend two or
three weeks with her sister, Mrs.
George Gilchrist, in the country. She
will return TO Eddyville before de-
parting for her home.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Veta Stub
satz and two children, Russell and
Blaine, visited here the latter part
of last week and over Sunday at theh
H. A. Amsberry home. Mrs. Stuhsatz
was formerly Miss Veta Wright OF
Bussey Her two children are the
only great grandchildren of Mr.. and
Mrs. Amsberry. Their home is in Os-
kaloosa.
Pella Chronicle: Frank Ja1ney
and Walter Williams, of Oskaloosa,
arrived here Wednesday afternoon
and returned to Oskaloosa horse back
on two pretty sorrels which Janney
purchased here to take to Florida,
where he intends farming Mr.. Will
Jams will be remembered as the fam
Gus jockey who rode Maude S. in the
wonderful world record making race
"a few years ago. His increasing
weight made it necessary for him to
quit the turf.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Gladys
Hoffman,, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hoffman,, of the Oskaloosa
Herald, died Wednesday morning,
July 18th, from the effects of burns
received the Monday previous. She
was an only daughter and to the sor-
rowing father and mother and the
brother. the Gazette can only offer
sincerest coincidence, knowing that
no words printed by US can tighten
the burden, no word uttered can di-
minish the sorrow, and that content
ment can only be INDUCED in by the
knowledge that she Is saved by the
grace of Him who is ruler of the uni
verse.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Rayburn and
their son Powell have reached their
home in Montezuma, having had their
European trip suddenly cut short by
the cable message which reached
them in Paris, of the death of Mr..
Rayburn's father, Mr.. A. F. Rayburn,
of MonteZuma. The Rayburns came
home on the Mauritania, on which
the passengers had their apprehen-
sions considerably aroused by the
wireless message of the nearaeTs OF
IA large iceberg very near the place
where the Inflated Titanic went down.
The captain of the Mauretania heed.
ed the warning and the steamer slow.
ed down until all danger was passed.
OF a former resident OF Oskaloosa
the Newton News says: Skinny"
Fuller need have no further fears that
hfc mama will not ho tnnludad I'm the