The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28

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ternoon for Mt. Pleasant, where she
will spend few days with relatives
before returning home.
John Anthony, father of Thomas
Anthony, No. 1914 Thirteenth avenue
east, who was brought to Oskaloosa
for treatment at Abbott's Hospital, is
recovering from bad case of dropsy
and is much better from day to day.
Mrs. w. H. Carpenter and daughter
Ava, of Burlington, who have been
visiting at the A. A. Carpenter home
in this city, departed Monday after
noon for Des Moines where they will
spend few days with other relatives.
Frank Laird, a dispatcher for the
M. & st. L. arrived home this morn
ing after attending the Knights Tenn.
plar Conclave at Denver and also Wis
iting relatives in Arkansas. Mrs.
Laird accompanied her husband on
the trip and stopped off in Joplin, Mo-,
for two weeks visit with relatives
before returning home.
B. F. White and family, of Eagle
Grove, are guests at the |. w. Cook
home, Edgewood They came by au-
tomobile, making the trip nicely be-
tween late breakfast and early sup
per. Mr.. White, who travels for the
Fort Dodge Grocery Company, has
quit train travel, using his car ex-
Iclusively in making his territory.
Docaor and Mrs. ]. l. Tomey have
spent at Wazata, Minnesota, on
n Al. al hnu
absent from the city almost five
weeks and have had most enjoyable
time.
Mrs. NJ. Penders, mother of Council
man r. T. and Joe Penders and Miss
Anna Penders, has come to Oska-
loosa from Rockwell, Iowa, with her
daughters, Miss Margaret and Mary,
for permanent residence. They are
at home at No. S07 Third avenue east.
Mrs. Harry Bowen, Mrs. V. Struble
and son Robert, Mrs. J. Bowen and
son Donald, Miss Gertie Mcdonald,
Frank and Robert Gilbert, Mr.. and
Mrs Horace Bowen and Mrs. Ed Bow
en- went to Rose Hill this morning to
spend the day at the J. P. Asher
home.
| Miss Nadia Perkins. ID Davenport,
! is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Olivia
Crandle during the week. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Waggoner, Mrs. Crandle
and her sister went to Des Moines in
the Waggoner car this morning to
spend the remainder of the week at
the fair! ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Moore. who
have been spending the past two
weeks at the Austin Moore home near
Oskaloosa. have returned to their
home, accompanied by Mrs. Austin
Moore for few days visit They
will stop in Des Moines for one day
at the Fair.
Roscoe Woodruff, who is a Junior
this year at West Point, has terminal
ed his summers vacation spent with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. c. Wood
ruff, No. 403 North G. street, and re-
ports for duty September 80. He will
visit at Newburg, New York, few
days before going to the academy.
Miss Lucille Pressnall, of Albion,
who has been visiting a greater part
of the summer at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. S. w. Rowen, has returned
Ito Oskaloosa after brief visit at AL.
lbion. Miss Pressnall will make her
home here at the S. w Rowen home
and will attend school at Ottumwa
this year.
Miss Pearle Porter, who has recent
lily returned from a delightful trip to
the Yellowstone National Park, and
is now visiting at the home of heI
brother. Ralph Porter, at Knoxville
came over yesterday to play the pipe
organ in st. James Episcopal church
for the funeral services of Mrs. Alb
liner Allen.
Harry Timmons, who caught {
number OF games with the Oskalooss
base ball team under the management
lof Red Donahue, was in town yes
terday seeing acquaintance, Harr,
, has been working with good roads
surveying crew in Illinois this season
!. and Is on the way to his home II
Bloomfield.
Prof. Stanley, of Penn college. whit
, has been granted leave OF absence
/. for year, departed Monday mornin'
flor the East Prof Stanley will sal
, from New York Saturday morning TO
; France and after pleasure triI
through that country he will attent
1.-THE University of Berlin. taking vi
the study of chemistry.
Des Moines Register and Leader
J Capt Charles S. Wells, of Knoxville
| formerly of Oskaloosa, attended tn,
first state fair held at Fairfield nifty
!, nine years ago. He visited the fai
Monday to see whether much i'm
. lprovement has been made in the las