The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-20

trip 10 Nortn Dakota. MI. cove.
goes to look after about one hundret
and sixty acres of small grain Hhicl
is now ready to harvest.
r. c. Saylor Of APO North Marke
street, left yesterday for Indiana II
visit relatives in the northern par
of the state. He will return by wa!
of Indianapolis to visit his daughter
Miss Garnett Saylor, who holds al
excellent position as stenographel
with a large cement contracting firm
there. ,.,. NJ
County Auditor l.. r. Briggs and
members of the Mahaska County
Board of Supervisors, John Cleve'
land, M. S. Downey, and 7. w. Denny
| have gone TO Council Bluffs to be In
| attendance at the annual joint con
vention of County Supervisors, Aud
itors, and Treasurers. The meeting
continues for three days.
B. ]. Snyder, George True, Harry
Davis and Thomas M. Shockley mot.
ored down to Fairfield Monday in
Snyder's car to attend the funeral
services OF the late J. H. Merckens,
of the grand lodge OF the Knights OF
DOuldih vi iONdJ NAON
Saturday at his home in Fairfield.
Duluth Journal; Hurrying to Brain
ard to be with her husband W. G.
Jones, a we'll known express mess
enger of Duluth about to be operat-
ed on for appendicitis, Mrs. Jones
was stricken with the same malady
and both were operated on at the
same time at the hospital. Jones has
been an express messenger for thirty
years. Both patients are on the road
to recovery. NV. G. Jones Is bro.
Their of Jos. A. Jones and Cecil c.
Jones OF this ethyl
Osceola Democrat: Dwight Abrams
of Oskaloosa, is a guest of Miss Twila
Twiford, this week.
Wilbur Jones was a business pas
senger yesterday to Ottumwa IA.
other places south and east.
Fort Dodge Messenger: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Thompson have gone TO
Chicago and Oskaloosa for a visit.
Abba News: j. w. Reynolds and
Homer Harris were business callers
in Oskaloosa and Bidwell last week.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Tom Hay
wood went to Oskaloosa Monday to
see Mrs. C. B. Mcconnell, who Is in
the hospital at that place.
Pella Booster: Simon Vroom and
family, who live in the vicinity of Os-
kaloosa, visited in Pella last Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. c. Veen.
Abba News: ]. J. Wilson of Oska-
loosa, recently visited at the A. VI.
Wilson home. He also visited his
sister, Mrs. James Caul, in Hooking.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. D. o. Thorn
as, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Richard
son and Clark Richardson attended
the Oskaloosa chautauqua Wednesday.
Washington Press: Miss Myrtle
Otto and Miss Edith Otto went to Os-
kaloosa Friday morning for a visit
at the home of their aunt, Mrs. J. M
Coder.
Loyilia Press: Miss Pauline Hoo
YER has returned to her home in Os-
| kaloosa after a visit of a few days
the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. M
Hilliard.
Pella Booster: Mrs. C. Yer Steee
went to Oskaloosa Monday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. ]. Vandercamp
who is slowly recovering from an at
tack of appendicitis.
Bloomfield Democrat: Miss Fran
cienne Dunshee, OF Arcadia, Florida
who has been visiting at the Mrs
!. B. McGowen home, went to Us
kaloosa Saturday to visit relatives.
Pena Booster: Miss Lizzie Vel
Steeg resumed her duties at Keab
irug store Monday after a week!
vacation, part of which she spent II
| Oskaloosa at the home of John Van
1erkamp and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Burr left Mon
day for Red Oak, Iowa, thus termin
ating a residence of several years II
Oskaloosa. They have made man!
friends here and will be missed b!
all who have formed their acquaint
ance.
Miss Wayne Shackleton and Mis-
Eva Roberts, of Chicago, arrived yes
lterday for a visit with relatives. Mis-
Shackleton is a guest at the "
Baker home, while Miss Roberts /
At the parental Mrs. NJ. M. Robert
home.
Colfax Tribune: Miss Nina Pric
returned to her duties at varlet
store .4onday, after a pleasant week
vacation with relatives at OskaloosS
, She returned home Sunday eyenin
with her sister, Mabel, and FRIEND
Jonn Wheelock, who autoed owe
] after her.
Knoxville Journal: b. F. Evan
of Des Moines, head man at the Al
derson mine, spent Sunday with Mr.
( Evans, who was visiting friends J
/ Oskaloosa. Mr.. Evans old home wa
5 in Oskaloosa, where for many year
I lhe was known as one OF the MOI
progressive of the several leadln
coal dealers of Mahaska county.
!. Waldo Emerson Scott, after a d
|. lightful weeks visit with his cousin
0 Misses Dorothy and Irene Barnhous
:. OF 307 First avenue East, returnt
/ yesterday to his home In Des Nome
b Mr.. Scott enters the University
4 Iowa this fall to take the medic
e course. which requires six years
h complete.
(From Wednesdays Daily)
/, George Naylor, of near Richland,
d visiting Oskaloosa friends this wee
J, Van Brown is down from D
J Molnes for a visit with friends al
- relatives