The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01

have been gone over a month.
Mrs. Emma Coffin and daughter, lie.
ia, departed last evening for San Jose
Cal, where Mrs. Coffin will take up
the pastorate of the Friends church
in that city.
New Sharon Star: Miss Gertrude
Bell, OF Oskaloosa, stopped in New
sharon Monday for brief visit with
her friend, Mrs. Harry Woodward,
while enroute to Omaha where she
Twin reside.
Mrs. w. F. Stewart arrived home
from Burlington yesterday. where she
visited at the home of her son, Jessie
Grant aid also attended the MARRIAGE
of her daughter, Lucy N. Grant, to
Mr.. Eicher.
Mo2tezuma Palladium: Miss Flora
bel Kelly. of 0skaloosa, who has been
visiting at the Jake Gross home the
past few days, has returned to her
home Miss Hazetl Gross accompan-
led her for a brief visit.
Ottumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Jepson and son Eugene of Os-
kaloosa, who have been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jepson,
'424 Center avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Seaburg, S12 West Second ST.,
for the past few days, returned home
Thursday.
Muscatine Journal: Miss Louise
Sewers, who has been visiting for
some time at Clear Lake, returned
home Wednesday. She was accom-.
lpanied by Mrs. Frank Martin and
daughter. Miss Aline, of Oskaloosa,
who will visit for some time at the
Sewers home, at 61S East Ninth st.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. George
Rempp, accompanied by her niece.
Miss Edith Roland, and friend, Miss
Martha Kliaker, came over from Mon
Itezuma Monday to meet the formers
sister, Mrs H. L. Smith and two child
ren of Oskaloosa. who went to Mon
Itezuma to see their mother, Mrs. VIM.
Litzenburg, who is seriously ill.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Matte
Marie Knicely, of Oskaloosa, who has
large class of piano students here,
gave recital at the NJ. E. church
Thursday evening. A large audience
listened to the splendid program, each
number eliciting a generous applause.
Miss Knicely formerly resided in FIRE.
mont and has a large class of piano
students. She is an exceptionally
good teacher, having devoted her time
for the past several years in educat-
ing herself for the work she has
Iplanned.
Uncle Bill and Aunt Min Lacey
went fishing today TO Canada. They
go to Detroit and then to the lakes
and take Johnnie and Blanche and
Granddaughter Eleanor Beeson and
Pa Beeson along. They have a cot
tage on the lake and will hunt and
fish month. They have been mar
ried thirty-seven years and have been
trying to get time to go fishing for
thirty-seven years and just found time
to go. They take a can of fresh eggs
from the Lacey & Hickey White
Feather Poultry Ranch, and Iowa
Pride ham and bacon.
Miss Helen Strauss, of Creston, is
visiting Miss Amy Rosenblatt.
Miss Vina Carroll, of Ottumwa, is a
weekend guest of Oskaloosa friends.
Harter B. Hull has returned from
several days visit at Clear Lake and
Waterloo.
Miss Ruth Fall, of Abba, student
in Penn Summer School, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. A. L.
Topley spent Thursday in Marshall
town visiting with friends.
Louie Rosenbaum, of the Hub, is en-
joying a two weeks visit in st. LOU
is with friends and relatives.
II. H. Saddler of the Pella Chron
icle. was in town ON business yester-
day. He made the trip on his motor
cycle.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Geo. Sparks
of Oskaloosa, visited here Wednesday
with her brother, H. J. Van Vliet and
wife.
Miss Ella Doud, of the Herald force
went to Des Moines this morning for
few days visit with relatives and
friends.
Walter w. Fairall, former Oska'
loosa boy, is in town for few days
visit, having come from Riverside in
his car.
Misses May Willard and Mary Ped
dicord returned to their homes in
Marshalltown after several days visit
with Cordelia Myers.
J. w. Bateman, formerly resident
of Oskaloosa, but now of Hot Springs,
South Dakota, is here for visit with
old friends and neighbors
w. NJ. Wilkes left at 1910 Friday
for Omaha, where he will spend sew
era! days attending the encampment
of Uniform Rank Woodmen of the
World, In which ne holds an appoint
ment on the Brigadier Generals stan
with the rank OF captain.
Miss Florence Toy, a graduate OF
oskaloOsa Business College, and for
the past year the efficient college
stenographer, recently spent two
waaks Sn visiting friands in KeOkuk