The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-07-17


Harley-D Davidson motorcycle on tn
fourth. The trip was made in jill
time, and proved that the motor
cycle was surely some runner.
Il Des Moines Capital: H. R. Kendi,
is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. w
H. Walker of Fiftieth and Douglass
avenue. Mr., Kendig is en- route t.
his home in Oskaloosa after a visi
with another daughter, Mrs. G. H. Ell
lis at Maxwell, Iowa.
Montezuma Republican: Charley
Pike and wife of Oskaloosa, Mrs
tied" Carr and little daughter ant
Miss Bernice Baer we're guests at the
Capt. Carr home July 4th. On Monday
this same party passed through here
in an auto for Cedar Falls.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Frank
Whitsel and children, Miss Pearl and
i Rolla, visited relatives in Oskaloosa
and at the Frank Harper home in
4 Givin the latter part of last week
leaving Sunday night to join Mr.
| Whitsel in their new home at Udell.
Newton Record: Charlie Westbrook
| whom we would vote the best mer
chant in Oskaloosa, spent last Sunday
in his Newton home with Mrs. West,
brook and Imogene We suppose they
will all move to Oskaloosa before
very long, and we would object il It
would do any good.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Valentine and
sons. John and Robert, of Centerville,
! came over Saturday to visit her
mother and sister. Mrs. John A. Kali
pairing to go to Seattle for a months
visit with Pat Kalbach, who was
recently married and is now estab-
lished in business there.
Pella Booster: Don Mcclure, of Os-
kaloosa, was in the city Monday in
the interests of the Great White Way
A meeting of some of the committees
was held and it was decided to send
the advertising crews out on next
Thursday morning The crews will
consist of H. P. Van Corp, G. Waech-
ter, l.. F. Bousquet and G. A. Stout,
from Pella to Atlantic. and L. Van
der Linden, w. II. Fowler, Mr. Holt
and Joe Faassen. 1t is expected that
the east crew will be compelled to go
to Davenport on their trip.
James Donnelly went to Des Moines
this morning on business.
Edward Walker and William Bliss
of Des Moines were with Oskaloosa
friends Sunday
Miss Helena Greenway Of Des
Moines spent Sunday with Oskaloosa
friends and relatives. 4
Miss Fern Frederick and Master
Russell are visiting relatives at
Brighton and Pleasant Plain.
r. B. White reported having green
corn for dinner today and Milt Young
had tomatoes from his garden.
D. G. Cumnock, of Alton, and Mrs.
Amos Cumnock of Nora Springs are
at the V. F. Willis home during the
week. .-s
Mrs. D. e. Murrow of Ottumwa,
who has been visiting local friends
and relatives, returned home this
morning.
Ed Schmidt departed this morning
for Washington where he will attend
the regimental camp. Ed is color
sargent of the regiment.
DR.. and Mrs H. B. Brock and three
sons from Grinnell drove down Sat
urday evening an dstayed over Sun
day at the Rev. c.: D. Loehr home.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. S. Walling and
daughter Mary arrived home Satur-
day evening from delightful boat
trip up and down the Mississippi from
Davenport to st. Paul
DR.. Barnett and family have return
ed home from a motoring trip to Col
orado. The trip took them through
all the scenic points in Colorado ana
occupied about six weeks.
Mrs. |. J. Chatterdon and daughter
Stella departed this morning for Du-
buque, Iowa. to visit relatives and
friends. Miss Harriet has been in
Dubuque the past two weeks.
Miss Pearle Snider left Sunday on
vacation trip Of several weeks dura-
ton from her duties as deputy coun-
~ recorder. She went to Des Moines
and thence to visit in and about Fort
Dodge.
Arch Pettichord and sister, Mrs.
Emily Hepner. have gone to Des
Moines to attend the bedside of their
mother. Mrs Alfred Garfield, who Is
critically i'll of a nervous disorder and
small hope of recovery is entertained.
Mrs. C. E. Lofand came down from
Des Moines Saturday evening, and re-
ports her daughter. Mrs. Helen Van
Sickle, improving slowly but nicely.
Mrs. Van Sickle was able to leave the
hospital Sunday and be taken to her
home.
Pap Douglass of near Rose Hill