The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-06-19

y noon after visit with relatives cas-
of the city and at Lacey.
Friends of w. s. Kenworthy will
be pleased to learn that he has so IA
recovered from recent indispositior
that he is permitted to attend to of
fee duties part of the day.
Fremont eGazette: Mrs. Z. r. Hen
lderson and daughter, Mrs. Jos. Wood
man, went to Oskaloosa this morning
for a week end visit at the Jas. X
and Finley Henderson homes.
| Delta Press: Mrs. C. A. Burt and
daughter Grace will go to OsAaIooss
this evening for a visit until tof1or
row with relatives. Kenneth, who
has been there for a short visit, will
return with her.
c. o. Stringfellow received tele.
gram this morning from Milo Bump
of Fairfax, Oklahoma, telling of the
illness and precarious condition OF
w. s. Hart, former well known Os-
kaloosa resident.
New Sharon Star: Ed Gable, wife,
and Mabel Beal were in Oskaloosa
Tuesday and attended the exercises
at University Park, where their
daughter, Miss Tressa, has been in
school the past year.
| Miss Jane Hesson of Rose Hill,
who has been visiting local friends
for the past three days, departed Fri
day afternoon for Ewart, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. +. l.. Will
liams, before returning home.
Mrs. T. S. Naughton, of Abba, pass
ed through the city Friday afternoon
enroute to Mortified, Mimi, where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs. b.
E. Carroll Mrs. Naughton spent the
lay over in this city with friends. ,.
Mrs. Thos. J. Berdinner of 1902
High avenue east was called to
EKeithsburg to-day on account of sick
ness. She was accomplished by her
sister, Miss Florence Willett, and her
niece, Miss Beatrice Webb. Of Al
bert Lea, MINI.
Justice L.. NJ. Bacon was called to
Clarence. Mo-. this morning by the
death of relative, l.. Jensen, who
formerly lived at Rose Hill Mrs.
Bacon had gone TO Clarence several
days ago. Justice Dave Hawkins will
care for the business in both courts
until Mr.. Bacon's return.
Monroe County News: The Sew
and So Club met with Mrs. John
REM last Friday afternoon, and Mrs.
H. r. Goodwin was presented with
handsome souvenir spoon as a men,
ento of the good times they have
spent together Mrs. Goodwin leaves
for her home in Oskaloosa this week.
Monticello Qlls) Bulletin: Mrs. DR..
Roberts Of Oskaloosa, Iowa, is Wis
itor at the parental w. II. Carnahan
home at Champaign. Mr.. Carnahan
and family met her at Peoria with
Mr. McKinley's private car, The
Champaign" and an enjoyable trip
was had from there home over the
interurban.
Eddyville Tribune: DR.. F. E. Vance
returned home Tuesday morning
from a short trip to Chicago where
he called on his brother, o. H. Vance
of Oskaloosa, who has been In the
hospital the past three weeks recov.
ering from an operation. The doc
tor left him getting along so nicely
he expects to leave the hospital in
about a week and return home. "''
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Mitchell, of
the Prince OF Tonight company, are
in Oskaloosa visiting at the home of
Mr.. Mitchell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Mitchell, COL Third avenue east
They will remain here until July,
when they will go to Des Moines,
where Mr.. Mitchell has accepted a
position as head electrician at the
Princess Theatre, and there they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Glasgow, of
CORTLAND, Republic County, Kansas,
are here for visit at the home of
Mrs. Glasgow's sister, Mrs. J. B. En-
dicott. Mr.. Glasgow lived in Oska-
loosa as boy of 10 years, some 55
years ago. His fathers home was on
the NJ. T. Williams farm, which is
now the heart of the city. Mr.. Glas-
gov remembers going to the Herald
Office regularly every Wednesday
evening TO get a copy OF the paper
fresh from the press. ..7.
Des Moines Register and Leader:
The Thirty-third infantry was enter
tanned Wednesday night at the home
of w. L. White at 1872 Grand avenue,
who is a member of that regiment.
They were treated to royal banquet
and congenial entertainment by their
host and comrade. The veterans and
iother guests present at the dinner
were: Major and Mrs. John F. Lacey
OF Oskaloosa, Robert Kissick of Os-
kaloosa, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Crozier
lof Oskaloosa, Comrade Baldwin of
Carlisle, H. II. Downing of Altemont,
Kas., G. l.. Burdick of Des Moines,
Jacob Hines OF Des Moines, r. B.
Likes Of Des Moines, Comrade Brown
of Guthrie Center and Comrade
Tracey OF Richland, Kas.
From Mondays Dany.)
Mrs. A. c. Belson spent Sunday in
Eldon.
Harry Hedge visited in Brighton
over Sunday.
Miss Elsie Westmoreland, OF New
Sharon. spent Saturday in the city.
Mrs. X. Kelly went to Eddyville
Saturday afternoon to visit her son
Fred Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Shelton went
to Des Moines saturday afternoon to
visit friends over Sunday.
Z. A. McCaw went to Winfield Sat
urday morning to visit over Sunday
with friends and relatives.
Miss Pearl Brady, of New Sharon,