The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-06

day. where she had been the past
week looking after business.
Pella Booster: Miss Cathrine Rey-
day guest in this city at the home of
her friend Miss Helen Mckay.
What Cheer Patriot; Miss jeff.
erson, Ed Garrett. Ernest Jefferson
and mother visited Sunday at the
James Maynes home at OskaloOsa.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Buckman, of
| Oskaloosa, was entertained in this
J city last Friday and Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. AID WoOlard.
What Cheer Patriot Mrs. Miller
Beard and daughter, Alberta, of Os-
kalOOsa, came over Tuesday in the
Ford for a few days visit with Leon
| Lambert.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Dora Van
Vark is taking a vacation from her
duties at the Puritan Drug store and
visiting friends at OskalOOsa anu
Prairie City.
winterset Reporter: FMrs. f. F.
Smith, who has been visiting at the
home of her brother, John Clarkson,
left Tuesday evening for her home
in Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Esther Hicks,
of Oskaloosa, and Helen KildrOw, OF
| Missouri, who have been visiting
Miss Hicks, came Tuesday to visit
at the Eli Edmundson home.
GrinneIl Register: Mrs. c. A
day morning. Mrs. M. B. Quire and
| No
son City the morning before.
Abba News: Thomas Fitzgerald
arrived from Waterloo Monday for q
visit and Mrs Fitzgerald and daugh
ter, Geraldine, left with him Tuesday
evening for a visit in OskalOosa.
Bussey Record Miss Mayme Jones
from Oskaloosa is visiting friends in
this vicinity. She was formerly a
teacher at Eveland and has many
friends who welcome her on her re
turn visits.
Pella Booster: Miss Letitia Brunia
who just recently graduated from the
Oskaloosa hospital, and has been car
ing for DIR. Baron in this city wen
to Des Moines Monday to take thu
state nurse examination.
Sigourney News: Mrs. George
Wheeler and two children Mabel anC
Norvel who have been visiting Mr.
Wheeler's father, n. MCVicKer ant
other relatives here left Friday TO
visit with her friends in Muscatin'
before returning to their home II
OskaloOsa.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Raybourn of Oskaloosa, who ar
newly married young people, hav
l been visiting the latter's grandpal
ents, r. G. Beadle and wife, on Mort
= A street The bridegroom made tn
}. acquaintance of his wife's relative
while in the city They returne
home the first of the week. Mrs. RAY
, bourn was formerly Miss Ann
' Beadle of Oskaloosa.
+ Saturday Globe: Mrs. Margare
Romingers of Long Beach, Cal, write
that her mother, Mrs. Margaret Bal
er, who has been i'll for some tim
r is now improving. Mrs. Baker ha
I expected to be in Oskaloosa betoE
d this, to visit her many friends. bl
was prevented by Illness. All M
!. friends here will hope for her speed
: recovery. Mrs. Rominger also say
q that her husband. Mr.. Joseph A. Ror
niger has broken into politics and
candidate for the lower house I
,e the California legislature on the
IN publican ticket. Joe promised U
IT before he left Iowa, that he was o.
OF politics, but we presume II is hal
a to keep a good man down. We 81
"A pose the suffragettes overpersuad.
- him. He is amply qualified for q
place. and we trust he will win.
has been quite prominent IN Lon
l.. Beach affairs since going there,
IS be has been president Of the Cha