The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-09-04

r this morning returning home from a.
6 bia, where they attended the Labo
d Day celebration.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bown an,
: daughters, Misses Ellen and Ethel, O
4 lMuscatine, who have been visiting a
the Mrs. Anna Mcdonald and Mrs
, Geo. Harder homes for the past week
r returned home this morning.
Fred E. Green, of the Green &
+ Bentley Company, arrived home Sat
urday from Boston, where he attend
ed the National Convention of Rexal
stores. He reports splendid and &
most enjoyable trip.
Miss Cecyle Cherry, of Pella, pass
: ed through the city this morning, re
turning home from the Y. W. C. A
convention held at Lake Geneva
Miss Cherry was along with the party
of girls that were drowned in the lake
there last week.
Miss Jennie Ickes, of Shelby, Iowa
arrived in Oskaloosa Friday evening
after weeks visit at Valley juno
ton and Des Moines and will spend
several days at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Richmond and family,
304 G avenue east.
Mrs. Fl. w. Spaulding, of Grinnell,
was in the city yesterday comforting
with Oskaloosa members of the Wo-
mans Club regarding arrangements
for the convention to be held here
October 1915. The program is being
made for this convention but cannot
be announced until after the meeting
of the state board at Des Moines the
third week of this month. Mrs.
Spaulding says that the convention
this year is to be as Interesting to
the public as it will be to the men,
bers of the club. . r'..-# ..
| Miss Merle Johnson, society editor
of the Washington Journal, is in Os-
kaloosa, guest of Mrs. o. P. Dede.
Frank Allen and his corps of work
ers were home for Labor Day from
Knoxville, where they are at work on
some extra good buildings, inside and
outside finish, the new James and FL
lott properties. a.rn-
DR.. Mark F. Boyd and Mrs. Boyd
departed Tuesday afternoon enroute
| for Cambridge, Massachusetts, where
the Doctor enters the university as an
instructor with an opportunity of do
ing advanced work. They are follow
ed to the new home by the best
wishes of local people. .u
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Binns and
daughter, Miss Doris, of Winterset,
are here visiting Mrs. G. z. Kentfield,
1901 South M street.
Bussey Record: Misses Henrietta
and Barbara Agan returned to Oska-
loosa Monday morning after spending
several weeks here attending camp
meeting. '.. =.
Mystic Register: Mrs. A. Plummer
and children, Bessie and Arthur, re-
turned home Monday from two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Oskaloosa and New Sharon.
r. P. Bence, prominent attorney
and a well-posted Mason Of Bloom.
field, was in town over Sunday, re-
turning to his home yesterday. He
was guest of his friend, F. w. Glaze.
Pella Chronicle: VIM. Lisk, of
Tioga, visited his brother in Pella this
week. Mr.. Lisk was on his way home
from Nebraska and South Dakota
points, where he had been to visit his
children. -5t
Miss Margaret Lichtenheld, who
has taught several terms successfully
in the Fremont schools, has been cleo |
ted to good position in the Univer-
sity Park public schools and CON-
menced her work there this morning. |
Abba Union: John E. Jeffries ex-
poets to move to Buxton the first of
the month and take possession of the
company residence that will be vacat- !
ed by Mr.. Baysoer, the retiring super
and we know of no one
any more worthy to live in it than |
our honest John.
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. Ira |
Van Cleave left Thursday for their
home in Hayes, Kansas. Ira is direc- |
tor of athletics in the state normal |
school at Hayes. They have been Wis., |
iting the past month at the home of |
Mrs. Van Cleave's parents, Mr. and |
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. VapCleave, of Os-
''t' -'..- :tret.4np" .-...t /
OF former Oskaloosa people the /
Colfax Tribune says: H. A. Gum. of
Sewers, moved his family to Colfax
last week, into the property they pur
chased last spring of Mrs. Morrison |
on South Walnut. They are getting |
settled to start the children in school.
Mr.. Gum will remain at Sewers as |
of the Company store, which |
position he has held for some time. i
Bussey Record: The annual confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal /
church will convene at the Central M.
z. church at Oskaloosa Wednesday |
morning and will continue until the
Monday. The Laymen's as !
sociation will be held Friday and Sat /
urday. Prof S. A. Power, of Fairfield,
presiding. E. A. Johnson and G. A.
Cornell will represent the Bussey
church.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Dan Whit |
sci, of Udell, who visited relatives
here early last week and went from |
here to Oskaloosa for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sparks,
was taken quite sick a few days ago
with an attack of gallstones and was
to the hospital, where she
is to undergo an operation this week.
Her two Oldest sons, Jonn and Ralph,
went from Udell to her bedside few
days ago.
Abba Union: j. A. Nichol, conduc-
tor on the M. e. st. l.. between Abba |
and Hooking, was severely injured
last Tuesday. He was sitting In the
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