The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-05-23

All NduueSS TetuTHeu last evening
from Lakonta where he has been EN-
= ployed for the past few weeks.
! Mrs. McClain, of Cedar Rapids, re
turned to her home yesterday aftel
a short visit here with her son.
Dr. Fred Jarvis and wife are home
from an extended and enjoyed visi
, and sightseeing tour of the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. l.. J. Twogood, of Pilot Mound
, was in Oskaloosa yesterday enroute
to Keota to visit her sister, Mrs. l.
, Dayton.
Mrs. o. A. McFadden, of Cedar
Rapids, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Mary Packard, No. SIC Second ave
nue. west.
Leonard r. Wells, of the c., B. &
Q. freight department, has just re-
turned from an over Sunday visit
with friends in Burlington.
Charles Coffin went to Burlington
this morning where he will attend to
business matters and enjoy few
Miss Mabel Witten departed last
evening via the Rock Island for Kan
sas City where she will enjoy an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
James O'Rourke and wife, of Mys-
tic, were in Oskaloosa yesterday en-
route home from Mason City where
they had been visiting relatives.
F. A. Smith, No. SIG North Third
street, is home from recent trip to
Des Moines and he has a new auto
mobile brought down from that place.
Henry Groveman, of Des Moines,
was seeing Oskaloosa people today
Mr.. Groveman is nursery man but
he says his name has nothing to do
with his occupation.
Miss Lille Trask, of New Sharon,
was in Oskaloosa yesterday enroute
home from What Cheer where she
had been visiting with her friend,
Miss Elsie Sampson
Oliver d. Hedge, of Red Cloud,
Nebraska, is here for a few days Wis
and Oliver P. Mr.. Hedge is sheriff of
Webster County, Nebraska and has
been for several years.
DR.. J. H. Bennett went to Des
Moines this afternoon to be present
this evening at a meeting of the
board OF trustees of Still College. He
will remain over tomorrow to attend
the state convention of Iowa Osteo-
pths, returning home Thursday morn
ing.
Frank w. Else, superintendent of
schools, has fine large American
eagle that was shot Monday morning
by AL Hines at his place northwest OF
town. 1t is a big bird measuring six
feet between tips of wings. 1t Will
be mounted for the high school mu-
scum.
(From Wednesdays Daily.l
Peter Sailing, of Mason City, Is
visiting Oskaloosa friends.
Gus Bissitt went to Davenport this
morning for an extended visit.
C. NJ. Porter left yesterday for
Leesville, La, on a business trip.
Sidney Hirsch, formerly an Oskaloo-
sa boy, was calling on local friends
yesterday.
J. Bales went to Washington this
morning for a few days visit with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gottslitch and chill
dreI went to Davenport this morning
for an extended visit.
Mrs. Emma T. Christy, of Buxton,
arrived yesterday for short visit
with her mother, Mrs. Harden Tice.
NJ. A. Smith and Harvey Sheldon,
of Des Moines, are in town in con-
nection with the local contract work.
Mrs P. r. Jackson, of Ames, Iowa,
is visiting at the home of her brother,
NJ. d. Gilchrist, on North Market
street.
Seth Osborne went to Eddyville this
morning, where he has accepted po-
sition in one of the leading ice cream
parlors.
Mrs. John Kennedy returned to her
home in Givin this morning after en-
joying brief visit in the city with rel
atives.
Mr.. and mrs. J. Fl. Searles, 315
North G street, have returned from
months visit with relatives in Bara-
boo, Wis.
Mrs. J. T. Gilmore left yesterday for
Burlington, to join her husband. who
is attending the Funeral Directors
convention being held there.
Miss Kate Hoxel, who is en- route
from California to her home in Mon
roe, spent Tuesday visiting with Mrs.
lFoehlinger, 525 North b street.
: George Brock is confined to his
home with a bad attack of sciatic
rheumatism. He is suffering intense
pain and is under treatment of ply
sician.
/ Mrs. w. B. Taylor, of Bloomfield,
and Mrs. N. +. Brouhard, of Little
River. Kansas, were In Oskaloosa yes
terday en- route to Grinnell to visit
friends and relatives.
Miss Helen McCurdy, who has been
Iconvalescing at the city hospital from
n recent iIIpess with typhOid fever is