The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

Union, Iowa, who have been visiting
at the A. w. Wiley home for the past
week, departed Saturday afternoon
for Marshalltown.
Miss Helen banning. of near Grin
nell, who has been spending the past
week with .Oskaloosa and Sigourney
friends and relatives, returned home
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Fannie Stull Blackford, termi
mating visit and business trip of
several weeks duration, started for
Denison, Iowa, Saturday, to stop
briefly before going to her home In
Montana.
Mrs. l.. S. Hoyt aud son Robert, of
Des Moines, who have been visiting
TUSCALOOSA friends for a few days, de-
lparted this morning for ,Pella, where
they will visit during the day return.
Ing home. ze *.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don p. Mcclure are
off for Montana to have vacation
at the home OF Mrs. McC1ure's par
ents. They are making the trip, by
auto via Omaha, Grand Island and
North Platte. l.sr
| Allan Rodgers, who has been work.
ling during the summer at Duluth.
Mimi, arrived home Saturday morn
ing for few days vacation before go
ing to Grinnell where he will enter
his junior year In college.
| Dwight Abrams departed Saturday
afternoon for Gilman where he spent
Sunday with relatives. Dwight will
leave the latter part of this week for
Oberlin university at Oberlin, Ohio
where he will take an extended course
in music. D..
Dull Miller, clerk at the Purity
Drug Store, is away from work for a
iew days on account OF an accident
hat befell him Saturday morning
i While at work in the cellar he stepped
ipon board, running a long rusty
lail In his left foot r..
Howard Willard, OF Peoria, is. in
own for a few days. Howard will
enter the law school of the Iowa State
University this fall Friends at Penn
college will regret that the young
nan will not be enrolled with that in,
,titution this season. q. ...7ri .z5stF'r
Il Jake Hoogendoorn departed this
IL morning for Keekuk where he will
i spend a few days with Harold Dodds
IN Oskaloosa boy who has been work.
ng in Keokuk this summer. Mr.
Oodds will return home with Mr.
Hoogendoorn to enter Penn college
igain. ... --..a. q. d .aT
+! Mr.. and Mrs. Norman j. Kissick
nd daughter Norma arrived this
4 morning from Chicago via Des
Moines, for d visit at the parental
Robert Kissick home, No. 4l2 North
Third street. MI. kissick will re,
urn to Chicago tomorrow, but Mrs
Kissick and Miss Norma will remain
tor a longer visit. y. TO-, ~.
| Mrs. M. @. Giffen, of Los Angeles
california. is with her sister, Mrs
oermelia Robinson, No. 1905, South
Market street, fora few days visit.
Mrs. Giffen is enroute TO New York
i City to attend the wedding of her
only son, Burr Giffen, formerly of Bur.
iington and Des Moines. Mrs. Giffen
went to Newton today to the Dick"
Baum home. ~ ,ssaHsi,..
i Marshalltown Times Republican {:
4 Charles Y. Hoffmann, of the Oska
4 oosa Daily Herald accompanied by
Mrs. Hoffman,, son Guilford, and Gus
hamilton, also of Oskaloosa, was In
the city Friday night enroute on a
motoring trip to Mason City, where
| relatives and friends will be visited
oyer Sunday. Mr.. Hoffmann found
the roads between Oskaloosa and this
City in fine shape since the rain, and
between here and Grinnell. and espe-
cially this side of 4Gilamn, the roads
had been we'll dragged. Mr.. Hoff.
mann suggests that the road between
)skaloosa and Marshalltown be mark,
I'd for the convenience of motorists
While 1t is comparatively. easy to
I follow, Mr.. Hoffman, says II would
be more satisfactory to tourists to
have the highway marked than to
stop occasionally to make sure that
they are on the right road. 49,.
| (From Tuesdays Daily.)
| Mrs. Mabel Long has arrived home
from visit with relatives. in Of
itumwa ..-, .,a. - ~
Misses Nellie and Sadie Mcdonald,
of Grinnell, spent Sunday at the y r.
p. Wilson home. RI ID
Lynnyille Star: Ray Potter and
Leslie Boyer went to Oskaloosa Wed.
nesday OF last week to take Rays
grandmother back home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendrixson
and children, OF Des Moines, spent
Sunday with local friends and dc.
parted yesterday for a weeks visit
with relatives near What Cheer.
Lynnville Star: Glenn Newly left
Monday morning for Oskaloosa where
he will enter the Commercial school
there and will also take up some
work in Penn college for the coming
year.
James White, father of Walter W.
White, is showing sample of white
grapes in the Herald Office raised by
him on his place south of town. They
are of the Pocklington variety and are
about the choicest specimen of the
fruit brought in this season. t.e
Grinnell Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w, Blair, who have been visiting at
the home of their son, g. A. Blair,
left Wednesday for Oskaloosa for
visit on their waY In their home in