The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-10-23

MT. ana Mrs. 4. T.. HibbettS of Ma
son City, were in the city Friday en-
route home after spending the past
week with relatives at Keosauqua
Walter Vittum, who has been in
Colorado for the last eight years, ar.
rived Thursday evening for a visit
at the parental NJ. L. Vittum home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Irwin are home
from somewhat extended visit at
the John Koontz place in Des Moines
township and report most enjoyable
| time.
Mrs. C.. s. Foster and little daugh.
ter departed this morning for Des
Moines where they will spend few
days at the parental l.. w. Libby
home.
Mrs. Harry Lereader, OF Mystic,
Iowa, who has been the guest of
friends at University Park for the
| past few days, departed this morning
for Ottumwa.
Mrs. c. w. Walraven has returned
from Abba where she has been at
tending the Kings Daughters con-
yention as delegate from Circle No.
l of Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Davenport, an old
time resident of Oskaloosa, arrived
today from Mt. Pleasant to spend
few days with her friend, Mrs. B. V.
Sewers, No. $40 North Market street.
Mrs. Ebert Gillet, Mrs. Jack Boil
ton and Mrs. Frank Beman of What
Cheer were entertained at the home
OF Mrs. Elmer Barrows while in the
city attending the Iowa Federation
.of Woman's Clubs.
Arthur Ruan, the three year old son
or DIR. and Mrs. Ruan, of Beacon. met
with misfortune Thursday. The little
fellow had climbed upon a chair and
fell of, breaking his left arm near the
elbow, and dislocating his shoulder
Mrs. Frank Seymour and little
daughter, Miss Vera, of Fort Dodge.
who have been visiting at the A. NJ.
Seymour home south OF town. depart
ed Friday afternoon for Ottumwa,
ferihey evil spend, a few days
KItn- otheE--relaGyeS before going
west for the winter.
Mrs. Eli Ketner No. 1OS Third ave
nue.. east, is lightweight years old to-
day and as sprightly and able as
many women Of half her years. She
is enjoying best of health. is active
physically and mentally. and has
keen interest in the affairs of the day
both local and general
Mrs. NeEtoB McGlumphy and Mrs.
Wines, of Wheeling West Virginia,
are enrOute home after visit with
Iowa friends and with sister, Mrs.
Mary McKanna. at Rose Hill. Dur.
ing stay of a few days in Oska-
loosa, they were guests at the home
OF Mrs Frank McGlumphy. No. POT
North c street.
EbcneZer Herrick and daughter.
Mrs. Mary Folsom, OF Akron. Ohio.
hare returned enroute to their home
after two weeks visit with Matthew
and Luke Herrick, sons and brothers
in Richland township. They will
visit other relatives at Peoria and
Springfield, Illinois. The elder Her.
ricE is eighty years OF age and was
IN Iowa for the first time. He want
ed to see the places where his boys
lived.
John NJ. Craig was in Fremont Fri.
day on business. .. .-
Mrs. f. L. Butler and son Frederick
have returned from an extended visit
at the parental McNoughton home in
Leayenworth. Kansas.
h New Sharon Star: Fill Garner came
up from Oskaloosa Monday morning
to arrange for improvements in his
store building here. He will have
1t painted and otherwise repaired.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Z. Heinzman and sons, of Oskaioosa.
spent Sunday here visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. ]. A. Gum. Mrs. Gum re-
turned with them for few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, A. Brady. of Rich.
land, have returned to their home al.
ter spending a few days in the city.
Mr.. Brady was here on business
while Mrs. Brady came here to al.
tend the Woman's Club convention.
Washington Democrat: Charley
Dewey was elected grand scribe OF
fowa Royal Arch Masons. al ogtas'