The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-09-04

Wi MTS. u. -, ferguson. ana son Leo
y ard. of Burlington, who have been Vi
: iting oskaloosa and New Sharon rel
ltives and friends. departed Friday q
!, Iternoon for Fairfield.
Mrs. Mollie Bruckman, wife OF
j. Bruckman, of the Green & Ber
I ley drug house, has gone to Winon
Minnesota, to visit with mother al
sisters several weeks.
Mrs. w. A. Duncan and daughts
: returned Friday from an extended wi
it among friends and relatives {
Dana, Indiana, and are at their hom'
No. 216 North c street.
; Miss Tillie Grobe. of Cedar Rapid,
Iarrived in the city yesterday to a,
cept position as cigar girl at tn
Lacey hotel Hiss lone Henderson
the former girl, has resigned.
| Mrs. c. ]. Fox is away on month
vacation trip. After brief visit a
her former home in Cedar Rapids, sh
will go to Rochester, New York. an,
Pittsfield, Mass, for visit with rel
latives.
Mrs. T. C. Cowyers and son Dean
lof Rock Island, who have been visit
ing at University Park for few days
departed this morning for Ottumwa
where they will spend Sunday will
friends.
Miss Schema Frazier departed Fri
day morning for Centralia, Wash.
where she will teach school this year
/ Miss Frazier will spend about two
weeks in making the trip, stopping
enroute.
Prof. E. II. Clifford, formerly Of
Penn College, now engaged in the
fuel business at Lindsay, California
arrived today to attend Iowa Yearly
Meeting and visit among friends and
relatives here. ,,t ..... ... .... H..
Marshalltown Times Republican !:
Mrs. John Moehrl and sons, Kenneth.
Karl and Neal, went to Oskaloosa on
Wednesday for visit of our or five
days at the home of Mrs. Moehrl's
aunt, Mrs. Fannie Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs E. M. Victor, of Hay
ward, Iowa, who have been visiting
Oskaloosa friends and relatives. de-
parted this morning for Des Moines
for few days visit with other rela.
tlNCo UClOi ISiul HllS iiUluC
Fred Smith, who represents one of
the largest tobacco firms of Daven-
port on the road, with Des Moines as
headquarters, is in town for a brief
visit at the parental F. E. Smith
home, No. 705 High avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Thompson and
little daughter, No. 308 North G
street, are home from visit with rel
atives in Basco, Illinois. Enroute
home they stopped at Keokuk for the
power dam dedication festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Andrews, of Will
liamsburg, passed through the city on
Friday enroute to Eddyville where
they will spend few days with rela-
lives, returning to Oskaloosa for
few days visit with local friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Potter and son
Glare, of Cedar Rapids, who have
been visiting 0skaloosa and Pella
friends and relatives for the past
week. departed for Grinnell Friday af
ternoon for a brief visit with other
friends.
Cam Wallet is home from west
,rn road trip. He comes just in time
% enjoy the peach harvest at his
,lace on A avenue east. small tree
bushel and half of the
lest fruit, sample of which is shown
n the Herald office window. ISL
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Smith. former
esidents of Oskaloosa, now residing
It Des Moines, were in the city FRI
lay afternoon for few hours visit
with local friends, returning home
rom a weeks visit with relatives at
aock Island and Davenport.
Marshalltown Times Republican
ar. and Mrs. George B. Brooke went |
o Oskaloosa Wednesday where they |
will spend ten days with relatives and
riends. Mr.. Brooke, who is an en-
,ineer in the employ of the M. & st. !
:. railroad, is on his vacation.
Miss Grace Votaw, of near Fremont, |
Ieparted from Oskaloosa this morn. |
ng for Earlham, Iowa, where she will |
each the 7th and Sth grades in the |
'ublic school this year. Miss Votaw |
s well know min Oskaloosa, having |
,raduated from Penn college in 1912. |
Ralph Parry, who has been render |
ng excellent service as messenger |
10Y for the Western Union Telegraph !
flee and previously for c. c.. Rose !
1 the Postal office. has resigned his |
lace to accept situation with the |
'aldauf Rosenblatt Company, and has |
inferred upon his duties at the store. |
Word was received yesterday from !
Iavre. Mont, at the J. r. Elder home, !
hat Flenn Long was seriously i'll. He !
vas taken sick Friday morning and |
is fever went up to 104z where it |
tayed all day Friday He was taken |
o the Dr. Hunter home and is under |
he care of trained nurse. His /
rother, Roy Long, leaves this even
ng for Hayre.
Mrs. J. G. Hammes arrived home !
asst evening from Lake Maxinkuckee |
nd Culver, Indiana, where she has /
pent the past four weeks. Her son, |
ohm Jr.. who has been at the Culver /
laval School during the summer, ac- I
her as far as Rock Island,
there he stopped for an over Sunday /
isit with friends and will arrive
ONE Monday noon.
Mrs. Zetta Stringfellow. of Cedar !
.apids. and son Ray, of Peoria, ILL.,. /
ormerly residents of Mahaska county, |
tho have been visiting for short |
ime with relatives and friends at |
heir old home in Rose Hill, were !
uests of friends in the city yesterday.