The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-24


to Eddyyille to visit relatives a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Ramsay and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wiley and child
rem were guests of the r. r. Robin
son home on South Market street
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Henderson, OF
Columbus. Ohio, who have been visit
ing in southern Iowa, spent Sunday
in Oskaloosa, returning home this
morning.
Mrs. b. c. Houghman and son Earl.
lof Marshallt0wn, who have been Wis.
lifting here. went to Grinnell Satur.
day to spend Sunday with friends be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Boyd and Paul
Boyd, of St Paul, were in town last
week, visiting at the home OF son and
brother, DR. Mark f. Boyd, city health
physician of Oskaloosa.
Mrs r. L. Cunningham, of Decatur.
/ ILL.,, who has been visiting local rela.
tiyes for the past week, went to Bur.
llington Saturday to visit other rela.
lives before returning home.
Miss Helen Work and Miss Alice
Meek who have been visiting at the
home of Miss Helen Abrams, No. 2l2
North First street, have returned to
their home in Washington, Iowa.
Miss Alice M. Bennett who has a
position with the Western Newspaper
Union of Des Moines, Is at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. e.
Bennett, No. COZ A avenue east, for O
two weeks vacation.
Miss Grace Deutschmann, of the ac-
counting department of the McGregor
store Is at her desk after two weeks
vacation and an escape from the tor.
tments of the heat that prevailed dur
ing the time of her absence. 4f
Fremont Gazette: A.. b. Cook,
demonstrator for the Mcclure Auto
mobile House, of 0skaloosa, was here
a couple of days this week visiting at
the home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
S. S. Cook and incidently left Tuesday
for southern Iowa.
/ Grandmother Byers is seriously in
at the home of her son, John d. BY
ers. 440 North Market street, who
was called from his work In Rockwell
City Saturday aevening Her two
daughters, Mrs. Richard Hull and
Mrs. John Moore are at her bedside.
Miss Helen Abrams, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Abrams, No. 212
North First street, Is a guest of the
\ Ernest Abrams home in Des Moines
\ to see that wonderful baby and to Wis
it her grandmother Mrs. Chas. Colin
She will also visit at Ankeny, Iowa
before returning home.
Albert Myers of Chicago, and his
mother, Mrs. Josie Myers, formerly a
resident of Oskaloosa, at No. 116 Sec
ond avenue west, were in town today
attending TO business affairs and call
ling on friends. The Herald acknowl.
edges a pleasant visit. Mrs. Myers
lis the. mother of the late Mrs. Linnie
Myers Kirk, who met death in an auto
accident in Denver, July 4, 1912.
Eddyville Tribune: DR.. John Trails.
( ter and family moved to Oskaloosa
last week. We as community hate
to see them leave bat we feel that
what is our loss is Oskaloosas gain
and can heartily feeommend him to
lOskaloosa- DR.. Roy Mater of New
Fraker comes in DIR. Traisters place
and is very well spoken of We think
of DR. Mater as being also one of our
boys who made good as he comes
from Eddyville
Marshalltown Times Republican,
Leonard A. Blue, wife and children,
Mary and Leonard. Jr., of Albany, N.
r., arrived in the city Thursday eve
ming from Oskaloosa, and will be
guests for a few days at the home of
the formers brother, T. c. Blue, 209
North Seventh street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blue and children have been visiting
Mrs. Blues parents, Judge and Mrs.
Ben Mccoy, at Oskaloosa, and from
here will go to Belle PLANE to visit
Mr.. Blues parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. ID.
Blue. Mr.. Blue is dean of the New
York State Teachers College at AL.
bany
Mrs. NJ. e. Free is away for few
days visit with relatives at Barnes
City.
II. l.. Spencer departed Saturday
morning for Cincinnati, Ohio, ON a
business trip.
Mrs. G. Stevenson, of Monmouth,
ILL.,, returned nome Saturday after
visit with relatives here.
! Marshalltown Times Republican:
Mrs. Manta McMains went to Oska-
loosa Thursday evening for ten
days visit with friends.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. }.
s. Vernon and Mr. and Mrs. Jay
. Townley, of 0skaloosa, visited Thurs
day evening in Fremont with Mr.. and
Mrs s. r. Canon
Eddyyille Tribune: Miss Celia Nc.
Cord went TO Oskaloosa last Wednes-
day to spend a couple of weeks visit
ing her aunts, Mrs. Grin Lyon and
Mrs. A. Tennis and with friend Miss
Maria Anderson.
Frank Dallam, of Wright, who re-
Gently sold his farm joining that place
to d. X. Unsieker, returned Monday
evening from Des Moines. While
there he purchased quarter section
OF land fifteen miles west of the CAPT
tai.
Bnssey Record: Henry Newton OF
east of town. who was seriously i'll
several weeks ago, and who later be-
came much improved, has taken re-
lapse and it Is very doubtful whether
he will survive through the present
week.
| G. w. Bierd, general manager of the
M a st L. C. s Lake general sinner