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

MIS-. Dertd boyer anu uduSuteI Del
nice, Bud Lacey and Johnnie Lacey
and Mrs. Blanche Beeson and daugh
: ter Eleanor started to Clear Lake b!
auto at high IL today. They go I,
Clear Lake for weeks outing ant
: fishing This is reunion of Uncle
Bill" and Aunt Minis" children ant
grandchildren. They go in the new
Oakland $50.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
i, w. C. Beldon, of Butler, was in the
,city Monday on business. ~
Ish Ewing, of the Barnes & Ewing
store. is off duty on a ten days camp
ing expedition. a...e. s. a, Fl
Mrs. ID. f. Wester. of Brighton
who has been visiting local friends
returned to her home Monday. II IL.
Miss Ruth Allen, of What Cheer,
returned to her home Monday after
visit with Oskaloosa friends. 81
Mrs. Susan Breger, of Canton, O.,
lis the guest of her sister, Mrs. r.
Fowler, of North Market street for the
summer.
Grant and Fred Lyman, of Dillon,
returned home Monday afternoon aft
er an extended visit at the r. r. Ly-
man home.
Miss Lillian Smith. of Smith Center,
Kansas, who has been visiting with
relatives in the city and county, has
returned to her home.
Lovilia Press: Miss Gertie Bethel,
of Oskaloosa, came home last Satur-
day, for a short visit with her mother
Mrs. Beitel, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Newell, No. 10S
North Ninth street. were summoned
to Kanawha Sunday by the sudden
death of Mr.. Newell's father.
Mrs. D. A. Gerber and Mrs. l.. S.
Suckow, of Des Moines, returned home
Monday afternoon after spending Sun
day at the G. T. Lytton home.
Deep River Record: Mrs. Savannah
Pope was operated on the Bird of July,
for appendicitis. She is getting along
nicely. Miss Walters of Oskaloosa Is
the nurse. ,,,..,IgI4 ,s,i.,.F 20,
Bloomfield Republicans c, H.. Boles
spent the past week with his son Al
fred near Oskaloosa. His grand
daughter Grace came home with him
for a visit.
Sigourney News Raymond Worley
who has been visiting here at the Sam
Butler home for the past week, re-
turned to his home in Oskaloosa Tues
day morning.
Miss Helen Thompson, of Abba, who
has been visiting local friends went
to New Sharon Monday afternoon to
visit a few days with her sister, Mrs.
D. D. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Graves, of
Pennington, Ill, who have been Wis
iting relatives here and at Eddyville
for the past two weeks returned to
her home Monday.
d. P. Mcclure was in Des Moines
today talking with the State Highway
commissioners and boosters OF the
Great White Way about the Big Pic
mic at Pella to be held the Gath OF
July. a'r&s a..s .-n.' .5.a-.5.g usnsf- 40.
John Hagerman, dispatcher for the
NJ e. St. l.. in the local Offices, leaves
on his vacation next week for a trip
to Chicago, Milwaukee and Minea-
polls. He expects to be gone about
two weeks.
Tx. White, of Eldora, C. E. Greene.
w. E. Wilson, B. l.. Stratton and }.
w. Trafzer, of Mason City, are in the
city to-day bidding for the new Fourth
ward school house, the contract Tor
which it to be let tonight.
Abba Union: Fl. Gender accompan-
led his nephew. Max Shrago, of Oska-
loosa to ST. Louis, Mo-, last week
where the marriage announcement of
the former was celebrated and they
returned home the first of the week
LoviIia Press: The Fourth of July
picnic at Lovilia, held in the Melon
aid park, which by the way is the
most beautiful place in southern iowa
for such gathering, was a success
The management of the celebration
were disappointed when It was learn
ed that Rev. 'Thos.r LOTUS, or osSKa.
lloosa. who was to be the orator oil
the day could not be present
Henry Snider has charge OF the
plans and preparations of the local
veterans, members of the G. A. X. ana
associates for the National encamp-
ment to be held in the city of CHAT
ltanooga, Tennessee, in September
The boys are planning IhaVe a spe'
Icial car with between forty and nifty
excursionists and attendants and the
car will be used as lodging place dur
ing the encampment.
Williamsburg -Journel There was
pleasant gathering of Parnelrs young
people at Amana this week. MISS
Maud Shuell was entertaining mel
teacher friend, Rena Benton, of Os
kaloosa, and the Colony visit was one
of the items on the social card. The
Young folks had a royal time and not
dull moment marked the period
spent in the quaint and interesting
old village. For Miss Benton the pic
mic was a real treat as this was the
first time she ever had the opportun
lily to visit this great community o.
lAmana Society and the time was
turned to good account.
Miss Doris Tucker of Abba is visit
ing oskaloosa friends.
Rev. d. C. Eddy, wife and childrel
departed this morning for visit wit
relatives at Independence, Iowa.
Muriel Rosecrans. of Globe, Ariz
who has been visiting her uncle. H.
poaa,rane returned hOme this mOrI