The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-06-19

trip over was stormy one but Mrs.
Bailey says every one Of the party cs-
capped sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jones, ST.,
went to Des Moines this morning.
Mrs. Jones will leave Des Moines this
evening with party of friends to
join the Iowa colony at Marvel,
Texas, where they own property. Mr..
Jones will return to Oskaloosa to-
night, and will remain here until fall,
when he will join Mrs. Jones in their
southern home,
DIS L. D. MCLEAN is home from
UnioRrWhefe, he was in attendance at
the annual reunion and entertainment
of the alumni association of which he
is a member. At the entertainment
the Doctor gave an address upon
."School-Room Sanitation" a subject
that is worthy of more consideration
at the hands Of all who are cnnected
with school work.
George Shaw, of Los Angeles, is
here for brief visit with his broth
ers, John and William Shaw. ., Mr.
Shaw came to Iowa in an early day
and lived at Fremont many years.
He left Mahaska county about 26
years ago and after a residence of
five years in Nebraska went to Cali.
fornia. Mr.. Shaw Is 70 years old, a
veteran of the Civil war, but he car.
RES his age like a man of fifty.
Rev. w. F. Vanderlippe, of Ottum.
wa, assistant superintendent of the
Iowa Society for the Friendless,
spent Sunday in Oskaloosa and made
addresses in several churches. The
Society cares for exprisoners who
come from Iowa institutions, either
on parole or expiration of sentence.
or the large number cared for in the
past four years. the majority have
made good and once more have been
started towards self-support and bet.
ter citizenship. Geo. Cosson, attor.
ney general, is president; j. A. Nc
Kinney, of the Capital City State
Bank, treasurer, and Rev. Chas. Par
sons, of Des Moines, superintendent.
Mr.. Vanderlippe also spent several
days in the city making friends for
his cause.
Mrs. Chas. Lundy went to What
Cheer Monday to visit her mother,
Mrs. M. E. Demerst, for few days.
j. M! Hunt left last night for Ec-
tacada, Ore, being called there by
the illness of his mother, Mrs. John
Hunt.
]. S. Capel, of Peoria, who has been
here attending the funeral OF his son,
Geo. Capel, returned home Monday
Mrs. J. B. Mitchell and Mrs. T. B.
Ennert went to Wright Monday morn
ing to spend a few day swith Mrs.
Mary Riggs.
KeosauQua Republican: w. e.
Donaho, Fred Rigsby and G. C. Row.
ley were in Oskaloosa Monday and
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sey, of Delta, and
son Dillon returned home Monday
after spending Sunday at
the E. |. Mathews home.
Mrs. DR.. C. w. Green, of Grinnell,
who has been visiting Oskaloosa
friends and relatives, went to What
Cheer Monday to visit other relatives
before returning home.
Keota Eagle: George McCarty
and wife came from Oskaloosa Saturs
day evening and George went on to
Chicago Sunday. George is learning
the noble game of golf.
Brighton Enterprise: Homer Bos.
worth is back from Mexico City for
a visit with his mother and brother.
They were here last week, but return.
ed to Oskaloosa Friday night.
Monroe County News: Mrs. Chas.
Mitchell and son Clarence were down
from Des Moines the last of the week
visiting at the parental DR.. Holsciaw
home, and from here went to Oska-
loosa to spend some days at the
parental Mitchell home. They are
thinking of moving to Grinnell soon.
Newton Daily News: The Rev.
VIM. Reeves, of Oskaloosa, was a
guest at the home of Arson Holmes
on West Main street yesterday. Mr..
Reeves has been for some time at
Colfax sanitarium, where he has
been taking treatments, and came
over for a days visit with his
friends.
y OF a former Oskaloosa lady the
Colfax Clipper says: Mrs. II. w.
Funk left for Rochester, Mimi, Tues
day accompanied by her brother, Mr..
Frank Dunlap and wife, of Victor, and
some time this week will submit to
a delicate and complicated surgical
operation for distressing ailment,
from which she has long been a suf-
ferer. .,...
Professor Forester C. Stanley, Of
Penn College, is off on a years leave
of absence from Penn College to take
special work in chemistry, departing
early in the fall season. In the
meantime he will devote some time
this summer to the Indianola Herald,
being in editorial charge in the alb
sence OF the editor, who is on a trip
in the west.
Eddyville Tribune Henry Girls
well, of Oskaloosa, visited his moth
err, Mrs. M. ]. Criswell, last Wednes-
day night and Thursday. Henry has
nice run as mail messenger on the
C. r. |. & p. railway from Oskaloosa
to Rock Island, Illinois, leaving o.
kaloosa each morning and returning
home each evening. Last week was
his week off duty so he took adyant.
age of the opportunity to come on
short visit Henry's many .Eddyville
friends are pleased that he Is making
good at his line Of work.
Montezuma Republican: Many Of
our readers remember Ollie S. Ellis.
He was vice president OF the Western
Grocery Co., and connected with the
Spencer wholesale house In Oskaloo-