The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-03

mas tWenty-SeVen mead on hand ana
lear will hold 35. He went to Oska
loosa Saturday to see what he coult
lido.
Miss Josephine Andrews, OF vinton
Iowa. who has been visiting relatives
lsouth of the city for the past week
went to Hedrick Saturday to spend
"a few days with relatives before re
turning home.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Hattie ireland
land four children who have been Wis.
liting at the e. A. Johnson home here
and with relatives and friends In AL
bia and Oskaloosa, left Wednesday
morning for Des Moines, where they
will spend the summer Returning
to their home at Chattanooga, Tennes.
seq, late this fall
Eddyville Tribune: In the list of
INSTRUCTORS who are to teach in the
lOskaloosa public schools during the
coming year we find Miss Ida Welch
assigned to Room of the Third ward
school, known as the Webster school.
Miss Rebecca Irwin, who taught the
Bluff Creek school northwest of town
several years ago, is now principal of
one of the Oskaloosa schools. 49,. .
Oskaloosa Times: We are in re-
ceipt of letter from A. T. Drinkle of
Havre, Montana, asking us to stand
sponsor to Congressman Kirkpatrick
for bunch of former Oskaloosa citi-
zens, who wish to purchase some old
Krag- Jorgansen carbines for use in
"a hunting trip in the Rocky Noun
tains, which they contemplate this
fall. The party is made up as fol-
lows: A. T. Drinkle, DIR. A. ]. Hunter,
Jim Brown, Vern Harraun, Nye
Smith, Kress Long and Harold D.
Kirby. Will we? Why, God bless
their, souls, we would be willing to
stand sponsor for that bunch if they
wanted to buy car load of machine.
guns. Nor is that ALL There are
several thousand others here in Os-
kaloosa who would be glad to do the
same thing The only regret we have
is that we can't join them on this trip.
S. B. Fuller and Miss lone Hender-
son departed this morning for Upton,
Iowa, where they will visit Miss Hen
|derson's relatives for a week. 2+~'
Misses Blanche Poirier and Orpha
Wilcox, of Minneapolis are spending
several weeks in Oskaloosa with Mrs.
IS. B. England of 4O7 North Market
street
Mrs. G.. Sears, of Williamsburg, Ia,
returned to her home Tuesday morn
ing after visiting at University Park
with relatives and friends for the
past week.
G. Wander Kamp, of Pella, who has
been in Oskaloosa for the past few
days, returned home this morning,
accompanied by his grandson, Harry
Wander Ramp. nJ ..rn .aa.. ..... 49,
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Johnson, son
Kelley and daughter Hannah leave
today for Birch Island, Wisconsin,
where they will establish their abode,
for a summers outing. -.'+u.,.
Mrs. w. E. Byers, of Boone, return
ed to her home this morning after
visit at the Geo. Gilchrist home. Miss
Mary Gilchrist accompanied Mrs. By
ers home for an extended visit: 4,
Huston and Junior Schee, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. IF. Schee, departed
this morning for Blandinsville, ILL.,,
where they will remain the rest of
the summer with their grandmother,
Mrs. John Huston. J.. 81. .-E' -.... =,
/ Mrs. w. s. Moore, of Arapahoe, Col
orado, is here for a visit with friends
and relatives, while Mr., Moore makes
a business trip to Old Mexico. $751;.
Misses Minnie Owens and Ethel
Clark, of Beacon, who have been out
of the Baldauf store on a two weeks
vacation, have resumed their places.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Spencer, who
have been visiting at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. w. S. Lacy, at
Bridgeport, Connecticut, have return
ed to their home in Oskaloosa. Mr.
Spencer is in Des Moines today.
The Thaviu Band passed through
Oskaloosa this morning enroute from
Hedrick to Keota. The band is
playing on a Chautauqua Circuit this
summer, with about thirty players,
most of whom are of a foreign birth.
Misses Cozy and Florine Rodgers
and Floss MCLEAN, who came to Os-
kaloosa to be in attendance at the
Peckham nuptial event and to be the
guests Of the Dr. E. d. MCLEAN resi-
dence, have returned to their homes
in Union, Iowa. ~ ''' ~ A.
Mrs. B. w. Johnson has returned
home from three months visit with
relatives in indianapolis, Indiana.
She was accompanied home by her
grandson, Barton Haggard, Harvard
university student, who is enroute to
Colorado for the summer.
Mrs. C. w. Carr and little daughter,
Miss Frances, and sister, Miss Ber-
nice Baer, arrived here this morning
from Los Angeles. They were
brought in auto from Marshalltown
by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pike and Mr..
and Mrs. Evan G.. Morgan
Miss Marie Prescott of Canon City,
Colo, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Prescott, and Miss Charlotte Wolga-
mood of Colorado Springs, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Wolgamood, are
in the city visiting at the d. Wolga-
mood and T. II. Carlin homes.
Mrs. Glen Meade and sister, Mrs.
Barkbull, of Chicago, who have been
at Brighton visiting at the. home of
Mr. Meade's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Meade, are in the city for a Wis
II at the home of Mr.. Meade's sister,
Mrs Frank Hamilton, No. SOB First
avenue east.
Marshalltown Times Republican,
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the M.
& st. L., who lives in Oskaloosa, was
In the city Friday. He came here
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