The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11


relatives for the past week, departe'
J this morning for Dies Moines.
Ottnmwa Courier: NJ ID. Brannon
membership secretary of the local as
sociation, has gone to Oskaloosa t.
: ATTEND the yearly meeting now in SEES
sion there under the auspices of the
Friends church. ts 3, IS
Ruby Pearse, of Geneva, Ia, and
Homer Whitehill, of Mt Vernon, who
have been visiting here at the A. B
Henry home, departed this morning
for Boston, Mass, where they will en-
tier Harvard University.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, s. Hess, who have
just returned from very enjoyable
visit with relatives in Pennsylvania
flor the past two months, departed this
lmorning for few days stay with
IOther relatives west of Evans.
Miss Florence Davidson, of Rock
Rapids, Iowa, who has been visiting
RELATIVES at University Park. departed
Friday afternoon for Fairfield. where
she will spend few days with other
relatives before returning home.
Uncle Stephen Pomeroy, who was
the victim of an automobile accident
a few days ago, is gaining ground
steadily but slowly He is unable to
talk to any great extent yet but can
get about easier from day to day.
Mrs. Fannie f. Stull Blackwood, of
lHuntley, Montana, is in the city visit
ing at the Harry Walton home. She
lis enroute from Aurora, Illinois,
where she accompanied her daughter
Miss Winnifred to the Jennings Sem
mary.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Graffee, of Day.
export, who have been visiting at the
| C. G. Beck home for the past week,
departed this morning for Washing
ton. where they will spend over Sun
day with friends before returning
home.
r. f. Martin, of the Hedrick Jour
nal, and Mrs. Henry Watts, also OF
Hedrick, were in the city yesterday
attending the Laymen's convention,
being held in connection with the
Methodist conference, and were
guests at the Mrs. Amos Evans home.
Mrs. E. c. Russell and son Claire
and daughter, Miss Josephine, of Wat
Ierloo, who have been visiting Oska.
loosa and Sigourney relatives for the
past two weeks, departed Friday af-
ternoon for Marshalltown, where they
win spend few days with friends
before returning home.
B. A. Wright, of North Ninth St,
is home from somewhat extended
tour through southern Iowa and Mis-
souri,, Mr.. Wright went on a wheel
and although he encountered dust that
was worse than mud, he had pleas
ant trip and saw lot of country that
the man on the train or auto knows
little or nothing about.
Rev. Chas. E. Freeman, accompan-
led by his wife and one son, Master
Arthur, arrived from Boston last even
ing and are temporarily quartered at
Hotel Lacey until they get settled in
their new home at TO Second avenue
East. The other son will join them
later Rev. Freeman is the new rec
tor of St. James Episcopal church
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. McCurdy are
home from three weeks vacation
trip and play spell in Colorado and
California. Mr.. and Mrs. McCurdy
had planned attending the Masonic
Conclave held at Denver few weeks
ago but Mr.. McCurdy was summoned
to the east by the death of his broth
Ter. Upon his return they decided to
make the western trip although the
Conclave was past and from Colorado
they journeyed to the west coast.
(From Mondays Daiiy)
Delta Press: Paul Mathew came
down from Oskaloosa Thursday morn
ing for visit with relatives and
friends.
Lynnyille Star: Ray Potter autoed
to Oskaloosa Monday evening for a
visit with his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Hess. '8
Ottumwa Courier, Miss Anna Jes.
ter, of Danville, Iowa, visited friends
in the city Wednesday afternoon, en-
route to Oskaloosa.
New Sharon Star: Miss Anna Loft
has returned from Oskaloosa where
she has been staying with her friend,
Mrs. Bessie Little, during the latter's
illness
| Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. A. VI. Wei
! Ions, of 0skaloosa, returned home on
Wednesday after visiting her daugh-
I ter, Mrs. Fl. Thogerson, 129 North
Washington street
! Delta Press: Cary Garrett and fam
lily returned Saturday from Oskaloosa
where they have been sojourning for
| the past two weeks or more Cary
was soliciting life insurance in that
4 part of the country.
| New Sharon Star: John Lawton,
manager of the electric plant, moved
his wife ard family to New Sharon
| from Oskaloosa last week. They are
located in Mrs. R:ce's property yacat-
ed by Geo Husman
Ottumwa Courier: Miss Grace Wha-
ley, stenographer for United States
District Attorney NJ l.. Temple. and
r. A. Huston both of 0skaloosa. are
visiting Miss Rilla Stain, deputy clerk
of the United States court In Ottum-
wa.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. A. w. Me-
Claim ard sister, Mrs. Walter Wells.
Iof Oskaloosa, left Saturday for Dayen-
port where they took a steamer for a
"trip to Minneapolis and return. The
round trip on the boat consumes six
days and 1t Is most delightful trip.
! Lynnyille Star: Mr.. Harris of Penn