The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-09-04

n OF JOhn totka, Killed by Chlcde
$ Great Western train Saturday nigh
A. At first 1t was reported that Hotk
I. had stepped out of the way of Mi
neapolis & st. Louis freight train b
fore he was struck by the Great Yves
! ern train. II was to investigate TIL
!, alleged phase particularly that NJ
4 Barr investigated the death
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Boyer an
r daughter, Miss Alta, of SIC Fourt
|. Itvenue east, will leave Tuesday ever
I ing, Sept. 2, over the M. & ST. L., 70
Pasadena, California Miss Alta wa
: recently elected to a professorship Il
the Nazarine University, near Lo
Angeles. Mr.. Boyer. for eleven year
connected with the wagon box factor
of the Oskaloosa Manufacturing Co
has been granted leave of absence
from his place of employment an,
together with his wife and daughte
will have at least a year in the west
and they may remain permanently
Mr. Boyer was happily surprised a
his home last evening by compan.
of factory associates and friends wht
came in upon him for a goodbye SO
cial. They presented him with fine
new bible in recognition of his efforts
as church worker, leader and in
structor.
(From Mondays Daily.)
J. III. Bowen went to Des Moines
this morning on business.
Art Shaw departed this morning fol-
Omaha on business trip.
Rev. C. l.. Stafford went to Rose
Hill this morning on business.
Miss Rose MCGUIRE went to Ottum.
wa to spend over Sunday at her home
Charles M. Trowbridge, of Des
Moines, was with Oskaloosa friends
yesterday. ... ..
Miss Pearl Porter has arrived home
from visit with her brother, Ralph
Porter, at Knoxville. 49,.
| Mrs. r. L. Renneslar and daughter,
Miss lnez, went to Eddyville to spend
Sunday with relatives. ......
Mrs. M. C. Mandot and daughter,
Miss Sadie, went to Montezuma to
spend Sunday with friends. ST.. ,..r...
Misses Juanita Ramsay and Marie
Schilling arrived home Sunday even.
R. Kellogg, of Des Moines, former
Oskaloosa boy, was in the city over
Sunday visiting local friends.
Miss Belle Jones went to Knoxville
to spend Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Jones, near htere.
Mrs. L. s. Farlsler departed Satur-
day afternoon for a weeks visit with
har M ~ Tnh Of
Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Zeliadt and baby
have returned from Earlham, Iowa,
where they have been spending the
summer 49,.
Miss Helen Rosenberger departed
this morning for Richmond, Ind,
where she will attend Earlham col
lege this year. w. ii ."-.. 49,.
Mrs. A. C.. Witten departed Satur.
day afternoon for weeks visit with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Z. M. Witten,
of Des Moines. aaa ..r,s|
Miss Dorothy Petit, who has been
visiting friends and relatives i'm OF.
tumwa for the past week, returned
home Saturday. a lid.
Mrs r. M. Gillum and daughter,
Miss Clara, departed this morning for
a weeks visit with relatives at Des
Moines and Atlantic. o. #~...- .
Guy Wetherwax, who was recently
elected superintendent of the schools
at Linden, Iowa, departed Saturday to
take up his new duties. T. .-
Mrs. c. M. Porter and sons John
and Rex arrived home yesterday
from a summers outing at
Birch Island, Wisconsin.
Clarence and Wilbur Rogers, of
returned home Satur-
day afternoon after spending the past
week with Oskaloosa friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hamer, of OF
Ioosa and Pella relatives a few days,
returned home Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ada Wells, who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs Edna Halo
way McWilliams. at Valley Junction,
returned to her home here Saturday.
Miss Orma Falls went to Des
Moines this morning, to be with an
aunt. Mrs. Granger. She will enter
Drake university musical conserva-
tory. .... .
Mrs. Emma Beal McKissick and
Mrs. Allie Sheesley and Miss Koontz
departed Saturday for Marshalltown
TO visit relatives before returning
home. ... ...-..
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barber, of
Streator. ILL.,, who have been visiting |
At the r. M. Barber home for the past
week, departed Saturday afternoon
for Ottumwa.
Miss Ruth Hartsell, of near Kirk
Vile, who has been the guest of Os-
kaloosa and Rose Hill relatives for
The past week, returned home Satur-
lay afternoon.
Miss Betty Strohmeier arrived last
night from Chicago and will assume
charge of the Oskaloosa Hospital,
Miss Eleanor Gilchrist as
Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Inman and son
George, of near Pella, passed through |
0skaloosa Saturday afternoon en-
-oute for weeks visit with relatives |
near McCallsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Darrin and son
Robert, of Davenport, who have been
visiting relatives in the city and at
Monroe for the past week, returned |
70 their home this morning.
Mrs. r. B. Charm and daughter,
Miss Nina, of Des Moines, passed |
IN rough nGka1onca Saturday rafurn.