The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-07-16

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Gretchen Kelley. accompanied he
for q few days visit.
Mrs, Edna McRas, of Vermont, VIII
was member of the funeral part
accompanying the body of her moIne
the late Mrs. Layipa s. Hammond
was guest of her friend, Mrs. Ell
nest Shaw, during her stay in Oska
loosa.
Creston Advertiser: Miss Nell'
Ryan, of Oskaloosa, arrived in tn
city last night for short visit will
fher sister, Mrs. Frank l.. Morse
while enroute home from Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, where she spent cOu
pie OF weeks.
Pella Chronicle: J. L. Warren anC
family enjoyed a visit Sunday from
Mrs. Warren's brother T. r. Beman
and wife, of Chicago, where Mr.. Be
man Is attorney for the Rock Island
railroad, and from Mrs. Warren's sis
ter, Mrs. Redman and husband, from
Oskaloosa,
President II. w. Hurt, of Lombard
college at Galesburg, ILL.,, accompanied
by Mrs. Hurt and daughter, little
Harrietgene, who have been visiting
at the B. |. Snyder home, drove 10
Galesburg yesterday. They were &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs Snyder
who will remain for a brief visit al
tn Hurt home.
Miss Alice Brock has accepted a
position with the Minnesota Pure
Food company, demonstrating their
new fruit drinks. She Is at present
in Grinnell, but will return home Tor
a couple of days work in local store
after which she will make" all the
nearby towns, and as planned now
her route" will keep her busy until
the first of September.
Mrs. Sarah Summers, No. SOB South
A street, sustained painful injury
Sunday morning in fall down a
fight of stairs. In the effort to break
the force of the fall she dislodged
fiat iron from a shelf, this striking
her in the face, rendering her almost
unconscious and quite helpless. An
arm was fractured at the wrist and
the injuries have been attended with
much suffering.
Prof. William E. Berry, Of Penn
College, writes from Cambridge,
Mass, that he and Mrs. Berry are
leaving that place this week to spend
a season among relatives in the hills
of New Hampshire and in Maine.
They are to spend one week in the
Whittier country, where the PROBES
sor has consented to deliver a series
of three lectures upon the Greek re-
ligion at the Whittier Fellowship
Guest House, which is in itself an
honor of considerable moment. They
will arrive in Oskaloosa about August
Is or 20.
Judge Willcockson, OF Sigourney,
arrived in the city at noon to hold
court.
c. 4. PalmGuist went to Des Moines
this morning to attend to some bust
Less matters.
Mis-. F. G. Hammes, of Portsmouth,
Iowa, is visiting at the parental W.
w. Jones nome.
George Martin, whose headquarters
are in Minneapolis, spent Sunday
with his family lere.
f. J. Evans, missionary of the
American Sunday School Union, went
to Keota this morning TO look after
some church affairs.
Miss Fern Smith, who has been
visiting with her aunt. Mrs. L. NJ
Brissey, for several weeks, left Sat
urday for Des MOines.
C. D. Westbrook, of the Oskaloosa
Dry Goods Co, left Sunday evening
over the c. r. |. & p. for Chicago
where he goes on a goods buying trip.
Miss Bessie Kurtz arrived Sunday
night from a weeks visit with rela-
tives near Pella, TO spend a couple OF
weeks with her sister, Mrs. William
G. Buffers, on the Beacon road.
Miss Nargie Peters, book.keeper
for the Marshall Oil Co, is back at
work after five weeks absence caus
ed by an infected hand. She has lad
a very serious time but is now ON the
read 10 recovery.
Miss Maude Immegart, OF keokuk
is the guest of 317 North Fourth St
Fred Van Sickle, of Des Moines
spent Sunday with friends and rela
tives in this city and returned Tails
morning to Des Moines. :.
J. r. McGregor started for the mar
ketS Sunday evening on a ten Gays
goods buying, trip. He was accom-
panled by his son, Master Charles
who will experience the delights o
the c.ty for the first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bradley, nov
of Rock Island, where Mr.. Bradley Il
assistant manager of the 3 and II
cents store, arrived in this city Sat
urday for a weeks visit at the par
entail l.. D. Pearson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Munsell, o
HiLes, accompanied by Miss Mildred
Ryan, CI Oskaloosa. returned to Us
kaloosa Saturday evening amer 4
pleasant automobile trip TO keokuI
ant Fort Madison. Miss Ryan is &c
ing TO Colfax Monday to hnish ne
vacation.
Paul Noel, of the Golden Eagle, an
Charlie Hayes, of the Hayes & Ma
bach hardware store, are enjoying
weeks vacation at the Horace HAVE
ms cottage on the Des Moines riVe'
Thomas Neagle arrived sunda
morning for a visit at the parents
Thomas F. Neagle home, 400 Tnlr
avenue East. Mr.. Neagle, after con
pleting a successful year In the Ia
department of the III" OF Mlnnesot'
has been employed in the ONCE OF IN
attorney general. ..
i Mrs. Julia Simmons and daugnte
! Miss Blanche, of Chicago, former y
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