The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-03

hhou W Tue CdpitOi CITY tnis uoTi
ling.
Mrs. S. L. Brown, of Keokuk, VIII
has been visiting friends at Univei
lsity Park, went to Grinnell Saturda,
AFTERNOON to spend Sunday with rels
tives.
Mrs. F. l., Boyton and daughter
Miss Nettie, of Davenport, passe,
through the city Saturday en- rout
to Givin, where they will visit rela
Itives.
Miss Frances McDermott of tn,
American Conservatory, Chicago, ha,
gone to her home in Pittsburgh afte
spending two weeks with Miss Martha
Henry.
Bert Wells. of Mexico, Mo-, was al
over Sunday visitor at. the J. X. Linds
ley home, Mr.. Wells family has beer
visiting in the city for the past weel
and will remain here indefinitely.
Mrs. Frank Yates, of Springfield
ILL.,, who has been in the city for the
past two weeks visiting local friends
went to Cedar Rapids Saturday after
noon to visit other friends before re
urning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Homer have
gone to State Center for a visit OF
several days at the parental Homer
residence at that place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Homer have driven down
in the car from North Dakota and a
sort of informal family reunion is in
.-E
A. T. Drinkle, ST., starts tomorrow,
July LIST, for Grand Rapids. Mich, and
Chicago to get next to the details OF
the new furniture market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sedric Russell. OF
Adel, Ia, and a party of friends from
Perry, Ia, were guests at the w. A.
Mcneil home yesterday, They mo-
tored down from, Abel in, the morning
and returned in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. c. Pike and Mr..
and Mrs. Evan Morgan drove to Mar
shalltown this afternoon to meet Mrs.
Grace Carr, daughter, Miss Frances,
and Miss Be~nice Baer, who are to
spend the summer with their sister,
Mrs. Pike. ~. I'M. il "''''...' s'
Miss Margaret Lewis, who was CIV
en- two tickets and expenses to Cali
fornia in recent contest at the
Orient Theatre, departed via the M.
& st. l.. Ry. this morning accom-
panied by Miss Amanda Lewis for a
tour of California and intermediate
points that will occupy the months
Of July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. V. Alderman, of
3urwell, Nebraska, who have been
visiting at the home of their daugh-
,er, Mrs. James X. Henderson, No.
'03> c avenue east, went to their old
lone in Fremont Saturday evening
or a brief visit among old time
friends. They are making the trip
through Iowa in. auto.
Major Lacey and Burrell & Dewitt
ire home from Indianapolis, where
hey have been in consultation with
President White and other members
II the U. NJ. w. of A., under indict-
nent in the state of West Virginia for
alleged constraint of trade in con-
lection with the unionizing of the
nine workers of that state. .'..,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Hedge and two
IONS and Mrs. Matte Hedge, of Lin.
,oln, Neb., are visiting for a few
lays with the M. and o.. P. Hedge
md III. III. Phinney families in this
;ity. Mr. Hedge drove the entire
distance Saturday, 2S5 miles, coming
through via Omaha and Des Moines.
they will visit also with Mrs. Mar
,aret Kiser, Mrs. Hedges mother, at
Union Mills, and other Iowa points.
Misses Beulah and Katheryn Drin-
ile are leaving the city tonight for
davre, Montana, where they go to
assist the brothers, Gus and But
on" and Harold Kirby in establish
'Oskaloosa Colony" at that place that
s showing remarkable growth.
Dick" Cricket is also at the place
md has taken up a claim and But
on" Drinkle may also file on piece
VI land.
Word was received this morning by
Mrs. F. l.. Venable of the death by
browning of Mr.. Venable's sister,
Margaret Venable. at her home in
keithsburg, ILL.,. The dispatch stated
hat the lady. was drowned in the
liver at Keithsburg, but no further
"details were given. Mr.. Venable has
been in Keithsburg for some time,
having been called there by the SER
Gus Illness of his father and Mrs.
yenable left. this morning upon re-
,eipt of the telegram. ~ ,"
Miss Louise Waechter of Pella was
among friends, in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Nichols went to Elrick
Saturday to spend Sunday at the r,
R. Nichols home. .a.u.' -. .
Mrs. w. J. Doring, of What Cheer,
returned to her home Saturday after
l. visit with local friends.
Mrs. r. P. Wilson and Mrs. B. w.
have gone to Peoria, ILL.,,
% spend a few days with relatives.
T. F.. Mickey has moved from his
former location on South Market
street to No. 500 Fourth avenue east.
Mrs. S. NJ. Swaser, of Richland,
who has been visiting Oskaloosa
returned to her home Satur'
lay.
Newton Record: Miss Ethel Day
has returned from her school work at
Oskaloosa to spend the summer vaca-
ton.
Mrs. w. p. Carson and son Willard,
Of Valley Junction, are guests of the
DR.. and Mrs. John. Ruan at their home
in Beacon,
Mrs. Il. NJ. Hennesey. of Brighton
Iowa, who has been visiting relatives
at University Park for the past week
returned TO her home Saturday.
/ Pellah Chronicle. Robert McIntire