The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-10

nue. west, arrived home last evening
| from Marshalltown, where he was a
guest Sunday and Labor Day at the
home of his brother-in.law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Milne.
Mrs. f. ID. MCLEAN and sister,
| Miss Ruth Burns returned yesterday
from a sojourn of five weeks in Oh
cago. While in Chicago, Mrs. MCLEAN
was stricken with appendicitis and
had to submit to a surgical operation
Mrs. NJ. F. Chatterdon and daughter
Miss Harriet Chatterdon, formerly OF
this city. left Monday morning fol
their home in Dubuque, Iowa, after
most delightful visit WITH friends
and relatives in OttumRa, aud Oska
loosa.
Miss Ethel Marshall, of Draper,
South Dakota, arrived in the city this
morning to attend college this year
at Penn. Miss Marshall, while going
to college, will be q guest at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. j. Marshall, of S05 X avenue east
Professor W. c. Dennis, formerly
of the G. H. u. faculty and more re
Gently identified with the teaching
force of an institute at New Concord,
Ohio, has accepted a position on the
faculty of Penn College and will give
instruction in debating, oratory and
history.
Franklin o. Marshall of 305 X ave
nue. east, arrived home Monday ev.
ening from Hyannis, Nebraska, where
he has been spending the summer
months on his homestead. Franklin
To In
at Penn College and enters this fall
upon his senior year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tousley and
family motored down from their home
in Oelwein last week and spent sew.
eral days at the c. S. Walling and
Dennis Little homes. They were pre-
vented starting homeward Monday
by the threatening weather, so eX
tended their visit here.
Will Loos and family, of Des Moin
es, spent Labor Day at the parental
Fred Loose home, on south Eleventh
street extension. VIII returned this
morning to his business duties in the
Capitol City, but Mrs. Loos will
spend week with her mother at
Beacon before returning home.
Miss Martha Fox of 1926 High ave
nue. east, left this morning for Cedar
Rapids, where she will spend week
with friends in her old home town
Miss Fox will also be a guest at the
reception and social functions given
by the students of Coe College, her
Alma Mater, during the opening week
Of the college year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Boyer and
daughter, Miss Alta, after a year in
California during which Miss Alta has
been engaged in educational work,
have returned to Oskaloosa for per
manent residence, the young lady
having accepted a position in the
chair of Latin and Greek at the &
H. U. The family will occupy their
property at SIG Fourth avenue west
upon its vacation by the present oc
cupants, the Carl FeeZer family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bovee and son
Francis of l16 Fourth avenue east
left Sunday morning in their car fol-
Marshalltown, where they spent La
Dor Day with friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Walker, who have
been enjoying an extended visit a
| the parental William T. Walker
hume, To4 d av0nur oGOt, and will
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walker at theil
| home in Ottumwa, made the triI
home to MarshalltOwn in BOvee'E
car. J. Bovee and family returned
home Monday evening from Marshal
! town on the train due to the bad con
ditions of the roads.
Ed Scoles of Winnishiek county
and cousin Harry Critics Of Delaware
| county, young and prosperous form
ers drove into town yesterday afte
hard pull through the mud from
Cedar Rapids. They are on track o
a choice bargain in Mahaska count,
land, handled through a big real es
tate office at Manchester and wer
making personal investigation. The
assert that Iowa looks fine. They hav
been in Michigan, Illinois, Indiana
Missouri, Arkansas and Iowa sine
August first and have seen nothing
in the shape of good looking countr
that rivals Mahaska county. Nortl
western Iowa is also great and mex
to Iowa some parts of Missouri shoN
class.
Elmer Mccormick, of Des MoineE
Is with local friends for the week
Miss Minnie Brady, of Des Moinei
, is in town summoned by the Hines
of relative.
Lovilia Press: LIMA Ellis was a
over Sunday visitor with home folk
in Oskaloosa.
! Roland Frank and James Love, c
this city, spent yesterday wit
friends at Ottumwa.
Lovila Press: Joe Henderson shil
D ped car load of hay to Oskaloos
Saturday of last week.
I Miss nellie Ryan, of 204 Mort
Eighth street, spent Labor Day wit
b IrIenas In washington.
:. Carl Anderson and John Fleent
e were Labor Day visitors with FRIEND
!, and cousins in Ottumwa.
Grinnell Register: Lloyd Pence.
!, Hayesville, returned home Monda
e morning after a visit in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Chas. Woodmansee, of Seattl
k Wash, is visiting her sisters, Mr.
A. p. Spencer and Mrs. Mary Cobb
g What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. &c
IT Shjpley and two sons visited oV
ii Sunday with relatives in Oskaloosa,
Miss Bridge Williams, of Vale
D. Junction Is with Oskaloosa frieni