The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-03


homa Ethel saw many Indians oil
the reservation and attended thei
wild dances. Sac reports most de
, lightful visit.
John Hammes, who has completed
his second year in the summer schoO
of the Culver Military Academy, ar
rived home Saturday night to be OF
hand to re-enter o. H. S.. His moth
er, who had been visiting him at Cul
yer, returned home with aim.
Jesse A. Wilson, of Wilson Bros
meat market, and lsaam p. Ewing
left this morning via the NJ. & st. l.
for Rockwell, Cerro Gordo county, Ia.
where they go on a several days
hunting expedition in search of the
important game bird, Tympanuchus
Americanus. ts!.
Miss Bette Strohmeier, WAC has
been enjoying months vacation in
the city visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Strohmeier, of 210
Second avenue East, and friends, LETT
this morning over the c. r. |. & P.
for Chicago, where she goes to her
responsible position as head surgical
nurse at the st. Luke's hospital.
Mrs. +. II. Kremer and daughter
Helen, who arrived in the city Satur
day night from New York City, where
they have been enjoying a six weeks
visit with relatives, spent Sunday in
Oskaloosa with Mr. Kremer, who is
conductor on c. r. |. & P. passenger
trains Nos. 449 and $50. Mrs. Kremer
and daughter left this morning via
the C. r. |. & p. for their home in
Kansas City.
Grinnell Register: Miss Ann Reev
es went to Oskaloosa Wednesday
night.
Abba News: Mrs. John Ramsay
and daughters of Oskaloosa, spent
Wednesday in Abba.
Sigourney News: Mrs. Cal Hart
cell and Miss Marie Baker spent
Wednesday in Oskaloosa.
Wayland News: Miss Nellie
Brook returned Sunday night from &
two weeks visit in Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Earl Harbi.
son, of Oskaloosa, is spending a few
days this week with his parents.
Sigourney News: Mrs. Addie |
Sanders is visiting her daughter |
Mrs. Willard Downey in Oskaloosa.
Pella Booster: Mrs. Joe Zinbure |
and baby were entertained in Oska
loosa over Sunday at the home OF
friends.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Jeanette
Monster of Oskaloosa visited relativ
Is and friends in Pella the fore part
Of the week
Abba News: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Chord and daughter, Harriet. of Os
are visiting at the w. l,
Shields home.
Washington Journal; Mrs. C. w.
8usby and daughter, Miss Nellie,
vent to Oskaloosa Wednesday to
spend short time.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Henry
Hitzman and son, Wendell, visited
lew days last week with friends anC
relatives in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Jennie Burket and daughter
Miss Pearl are home from New Shar
on where they have been visiting a;
The Doctor Wallace home.
Grinnell Register: Mrs. Anna l.
Parker went to OskaloOsa this morn
ng. She has been visiting with her
laughter, Mrs, ". J. Leins.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs
7. H. Reed and daughter May, were
allied to OskaloOsa Thursday by the
leath of Mrs. Reeds brother.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. }
v. Trotter went to Oskaloosa, Wed
lesday, to visit relatives and to al
end the Sunday school rally.
Pella Booster: Miss Bell Byram
Who has been sick the past weel
With typhoid fever was able to sit vi
or the first time Sunday evening.
Keota Eagle: Z. R. Lacey ant
wife, OF Columbus Junction and Geo
dcCarty and wife, Of Oskaloosa,
we're over Sunday visitors in Keota
Mr.. and Mrs c. Ed Beeman of 3Oe
lorth Third street are entertaining
irs. Beeman's mother, Mrs. Harrie
Hickey and her granddaughter, OF
Belle PLANE, Iowa.
Mrs. George Heilman who has beer
njOying visit with Pearl Rose o
0l south A street, and other friends
a the city, returned Friday evening
0 her home at Abba.
Mrs. Taylor Kensel has returned
o the city after a two weeks visit
With her husband and a trip with him
bout the east end towns of the Cen
raj baseball association.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Roquet and daughter, lcel
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Waltman
we're in Oskaloosa, Friday. The trip
Ias made in the formers car.
Miss Hester Grossly, after a de.
ightful two week visit at the home
( her friend, Miss Joyce Parker, of
OF south First street, returned Fri
ay to her home at Ames, Iowa.
Bussey Record Miss Louie Ma.
on. OF 0skaloosa, came Monday eve
ing and remained until Wednesday
vening with friends. She was &C.
home by Miss June Turn.
r, who will remain for a short visit.
Keokuk Democrat: Mrs. 4. e.
Veisman entertained small COM
any of friends Thursday afternoon II
I her home. lilo Leighton avenue,
to Miss Lois Whit
ker. Of Oskaloosa, who Is her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Cowan of 400
frst avenue east, have arrived home
rom Denver and other Colorado cit.
es, where they have been visiting
Nth their son, Charlie Cowan and