The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-22

Jesse A. Wilson left this mornin
/ via the c, r. l. & p. for Ruthven, la
! where he win spend week huntin
J. the festive duck.
w. d. Foster, travelling passenge
. agent for the G. r. |. & p. in Iowa,
! down from his headquarters OF tn
Rock Island System.
Joshua Foster, OF Union Mills, Wen
TO keOkuk Monday afternoon I
serve on the petit jury of the Unite
, States Federal Court.
Mrs. F. B. Whitson has returned
to her home In Galesburg, Illinois
after a pleasant weeks visit in Os
kalOosa with her sister, Mrs. f.
Gilbert of 302 north Second street.
Miss Lillian Madison of Grinnel
College and her room mate visited
her aunt, Anna Pine Friday and Sat
urday and went to EddyYille Satur
day evening to attend a house party
At the monthly meeting of the So
cial Service League board, Miss Lels
Atchison was given the honorary title
of Assistant Secretary. Miss Atchi
son has been interested and helpful
in the work for some time.
DR.. w. II. Stokes of Whittier, Cal
is the guest OF his sister, Prof. Stokes
of Penn College. He was summoned
to the bedside of his brother Frank
Stokes of the New York Herald who
is lying seriously i'll at the Oskaloosa
Hospital.
L. b. Copeland. of Fairfield, is in
town to-day visiting friends. He is
| enroute TO Searsboro and Stuart for
couple of weeks visit with rela.
| tives, but will spend several days
with the boys" in Oskaloosa before
returning.
Miss Kathryn Dempsey OF Wash,
ington, spent Monday night in Oska.
loosa visiting with her friend, Miss
Alice Brock, of 206 Fourth avenue
east. Miss Dempsey left Tuesday
teaching school
+. H. Kremmer, conductor on the
G. r. |. & p. passenger trains, No
449 and $50 running from Evans to
Rock Island and return, left Monday
night for his home in Kansas City,
Missouri, where he will spend sew.
eral days visiting with his wife and
daughter at his home.
Harold Barnard of Muscatine was
visiting with his uncle and aunt, Mrs.
and Mrs. William Gochee, of 214 4th
avenue west, and friends in the city
Saturday. Mr.. Barnard is on the road
representing the Kirschbaum Cloth
ing Company, and is very we'll pleas.
ed with his new position.
Herbert W. Farmhouse arrived
To- nioh Mo vii 10
Arkansas, where he closed a most
gagement with the Walter Savage
Dramatic Company. as a cornetist OF
great ability, and conducted a band
which played the heaviest standard
oVertureS.
Fl. W. (Jocko) Woodland, formerly
of this city but now making his home
in Los Angeles, California, is visit,
ing his mother at New Sharon, and
spent Sunday with Oskaloosa friends
Mr.. Woodland has. an excellent po-
sition on the road representing the
Caradine Harvest Hat Co. and the
Shelton Panama Hat Co. in the stat
es Of Washington, Oregon and Calf.
ornia.
Frank A. Brooke, brother of c. E
Brooke departed last evening for
his home at Wellington, Kan, after
a ten days visit in the city. Mr..
Brooke is wire chief for the Sante
Fee on Wellington division. The
Brooke brothers were born and rear
ed in Jasper County and enjoyed a
sOjourn at the Skunk river club house
and along its classic banks extending
into the old stamping grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Huh and ba.
by of Rogers, Arkansas, are enjoying
a short visit at the parental Daniel
Hull home north east OF Oskaloosa.
Reds" many friends will be pleased
to learn that he is doing splendidly
on his farm in Arkansas and he and
his family are enjoying the best OF
life. Red" was among the special
ors at the Oskaloosa Marshalltown
H. S. football game and notices a
great change in the style of play
since the years 1904-'05'06 when he
played on the Maroon and White
football team and was captain the
last year and showed up strong in
the tackle position.
Lovilia News: John Matthews and
wife were visitors in 0skaloosa last
week
Pella Booster: Gerrit Stegeman
and wife were Oskaloosa visitors last
Friday afternoon.
Sigourney News: Mrs. Geo. Whee-
Ter and children of Oskaloosa spent
Sunday at the N. MeVicker nome.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. w. H.
Broerman of Oskaloosa came Friday
for a visit vita her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Shipley
Pella Booster: Roy McIntire, of
the Spare Auto Co., of this city spent
Sunday in Oskaloosa with relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Flint, Min
neapolis, were guests Sunday of the
Frank E. Smith home, No. 703 High
avenue east.
Miss Hazel Kinney, of Marshall.
town, Is the guest OF Miss Ruth Bill
ings at the Roy Graft home, No. 5l4
ID avenue West.
Csceola Democrat: Walter Chew
visited from Thursday of last week
until Monday with his father and sis
ter In Oskaloosa
Knoxville Express:
Mrs. Glen Henninger returned TO
Okaloosa after visiting her sister,