The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-06-11

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| MILFORD Whitehill. son of DIR. all
Mrs. G. w. Whitehill, departed thi
morning via the NJ. G. st. l.. fol
quite an extended visit with relatives
through the state, going to Marshall
town, Waterloo and Sioux City.
Miss Zella Morrison. who has beeI
employed at the telephone exchang,
OF the Frankel Dry Goods Co, resign
ed her position and left Sunday owe
the NJ. & St. l.. for Mason City, whert
she and her parents will make theit
| future home.
Mrs. Frank b. Shafer. of 40S South
First street, left today over the &
R. l. & p railroad for Colorado
Springs and Manitou. Colorado, where
she will make an extended visit Miss
Zelma Shafer will follow as soon as
tne Commencement exercises are OveI
At Penn College.
Doc" Mathews returned Saturday
from a three weeks pleasure trip to
Chicago, Minneapolis. Peoria and a
number of others cities. Doc" had a
most enjoyable trip and is figuring
rather strongly on trip to New York
and Boston before the summer
months are over
Friends in the city have received
invitations to the marriage of Miss
Kate Summerwill and Fred c. Fritz,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Andrew in Ottumwa, Wednesday even
ing, June II. The young couple will
be at home after August / at 1916
Vogel avenue. Mr. Fritz will be re-
membered as an Oskaloosa boy, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Fritz, who
for years were residents here.
F. +. Thomas, Penns new coach for
the coming school year, arrived in
town Saturday evening from Iowa
City to be present at the "P" ban
quet, at which he was on the toast
program having for his subject The
College Athlete" which he treated
in a manner full of life. pep and fight,
and which made the "P" mems nerves
tingle and the blood surge through
their arteries with anticipation of the
coming victories for next year.
Charley Needham, writing home
from Los Angeles, speaks of an old
friend and former OskalOosa shoe
dealer, as follows: Il have occasion.
ally run across John Renfrew. He is
a pretty big man out here in the ad-
vertising world. One day | went to
luncheon with him. The ad men here
pull off one of those stunts each week.
TheJ all go to some cafe and have
few toastS and a general good time.
Joan is one of the big men of the as
ISOLATION. He goes to New York this
ear to represent them in national
Mrs Edith Garland, of 407 Third
avenue East. aud John N. Mccoy. of
1913 G avenue East, left this mofning
over the M. Il ST. l.. for Galesburg,
H., where they will be united in mar
-iage at the home of n. w. Hurt. Mr..
md Mrs. McCay will then depart for a
hree months honeymoon in Europe,
sailing June - from Montreal, Cana
la. on the steamship Scandinavian, of
the Allan Steamship Line, to elias
gov. and from there to Havre, France.
they will leave HaVre, July
rs, on the steamship Rochambeau, OF
the French Steamship Line. and will
arrive in OskalOosa the latter part of
August or first of September.
Roscoe Woodruff, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. Woodruff. 4O3 North G street,
helped win the 1914 track meet for
MS class rs at West Point National
Military Academy, held Saturday, and
incidentally broke another record and
wins his third "A" Woodruff threw
he hammer 127 feet II inches, broke
he academy record, held by himself
by his performance of the year pre-
,eding, which act gave him his first
"A" His foot ball record of last fall
n which he assisted materially with
/, field goal in winning the annual
game with the Annapolis school gave
lim the second honor and the pertor-
nance of Saturday brings him an
other. Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff are
naturally feeling somewhat elated
over their boys success and Oska,
oosa also takes pardonable pride in
lis record.
Lovilia News: Mr.. and Mrs Clar-
snce w. Hilliard and little daughter
visited in Oskaloosa over Sunday, the
guests of relatives and friends.
Knoxville journal: Allen Vaughn,
lately harnessmaker at +. l.. Ander,
sons establishment was in Oskaloosa
Tuesday seeking a situation. Mr.. An
1erson's assignment will probably re-
suit in Knoxville losing two or three
good families.
Abba News: Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Griffin. Mrs Deah Taylor and daugh-
ter Betty. and MIR. and Mrs. L. A.
McCreary drove to Oskaloosa Wed
nesday for the graduation of Miss
Ruth Griffin from a nurses training
school at the city hospital.
Knoxville Journal F. N. and Har
ry Myers received a telegram last
Friday evening stating that little
child of the family of Fred Myers at
Oskaloosa was in very critical con-
dition with cholera infantum. Fred
Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. N. Myers.
Lovilia News: Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Cobbs went to Oskaloosa on Decora-
ton Day and were accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Sandusky. of Buxton,
aud John A. Bell. of Sewers, who Is
at the Cobbs home After eat
ing dinner in Oskaloosa they took a
trip to Pella, where they listened to
an eloquent address by the president
of the college. They we're entertain
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Cobbs.
Abba News: The Women's and