The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-27

D or 7. Bowen returned Monday froi
Ottumwa where they played an 81
, gagement Sunday on the Des Nome
, River with the Ottumwa Harp o
chestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter ]. Boyd, O
!, lis Third avenue West, left thi
morning via c. II. |. C P. for Chica
60. where they go to visit with MI
and Mrs Chas. r. Lee, formerly c
tai3 city.
William Bartlett one of Mahaski
cCunty's substantial farmers and
veteran of the civil war, left Mon
dav afternoon for Indianola, wierr
he will join his company in a reunion
at that place.
Fred E. Green arrived home Mon
day evening from a two weeks pleas
ure and business trip to Colorado ant
South Dakota. Mr.. Green has {
large farm in South Dakota and he re
ports the crops this yead as very sat
isfactory.
Miss Florence Ashington of Mar
shalltown, spent few pleasant hours
Monday with Oskaloosa friends, and
left that afternoon for Keokuk, where
she goes to be a guest at house
party given by some of her young
lady friends at their summer cottage
on the Mississippi River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Walker of Mar.
shalltown who have been visiting at
the parental William T. Walker home
at 704 B avenue east. and with Mrs.
Walkers brothers, James and EN-.
NETT Bovee, are guests in Ottumwa
at the home of Mr.. Walkers brother,
Roy Walker, formerly of this city.
VERNE Sides, of Ala North First
street, left this morning for Des
Moines, Were he has accepted fine
position with one of the large meat
dealers in the Capitol city. The Os-
kaloosa Blues, with which base ball
organization Vernie played, dislike
very much to lose him, as young Sid.
err Played phenomenal game at the
initial sack.
Guilford Hoffman,, Ben Lewis, Art
Walling, Norris Cruzen and John
Nash returned last evening after a
trip to Elgin, Ills, to the big Elgin
road races. The boys experienced
considerable difficulty with mud on
the trip over but report a fine time.
Homer Stanley, who accompanied
them, was left at Davenport on the
return trip.
B. r. Marshall, who for a period OF
twenty-five years has been connected
with the u. S. Express Co. in Mis-
souri, and Iowa, left Sunday night via
NJ. G ST. L. for Omaha, where he
goes to take up his new business in
the employee of the General Film Co.,
A motion picture corporation. The
family viii continue to reside here
for the present.
Prof. J. 3. Knoepfler of the chair
Of German and French at the State
Teachers College at Cedar Falls, is
in town for visit, and to look after
the interests of the school he repre-.
sents. Mr.. Knoepfler was State SUI
of Public instruction in
1928, and afterward was a member
University, serving at the same time
Col. A. w. Swain of this city was
on the board.
Colonel and Mrs. ]. F.. Mcneil &C.
companied by their daughter Mrs.
Mabel Martin and grandson Larkin,
arrived home last evening from Min
neapolis having covered the distance
during the day. Mrs. Martin and
Larkin were at the Twin Cities with
Mr.. Martin and the McNeills joined
them for a weeks visit. Harry Ora.
ham was at the wheel in Mr. Nc
Neill's Stems car and did a splendid
Job Of driving.
Thomas Beach and wife, having
sod Their farm, located one mile
north Of town. to Ham Barnes, babe
heir friends and relatives farewell,
and left today for ChaGtauQua, New
York. After attending chautauuua for
l few days they will go to Niagara
Falls, thence to Boston, where they
will visit for a while and from there
hey go to jacksonville, Fla. If Mr..
lnC Mrs. Beach like it in Florida they
will stay some time, expecting to be
gone eight or nine months.
Mrs. Maude Jones is in Denver on
4 business trip, and visiting relatives.
Abba News: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
5hurtZ are in OSkalOsa where he has
Abba News: Dana Cruise has NOV.
ed his family to OskaloOsa where he
has employment.
Pella Chronicles: Miss Mabel War.
rem visited her grandmother at Os.
kaloosa last week.
Sigourney News: C. L. Montross of
was transfer passenger
Monday for Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Elliott and child
rem of Chicago are guests at the home
Of Mr.. Elliott's uncle, John P. Hiatt
Mrs. Taylor Kensel went to Bur
Iington and Keokuk Saturday evening
TO join her husband for a couple OF
weeks.
Pella Booster: Mrs. J. Van Oostrum
were Oskaloosa visitors last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ward.
huizen
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. Ives of Os.
kaloosa was down Wednesday look
ing after the old Simms farm which
he owns now.
Sigourney News: Mrs. Blamford
and Miss Francis Vittetoe went to
Oskaloosa Monday and then to Den,
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