The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01

friend home to make return visit a
Panora.
New Sharon Star: Elmo Holman
son of Mrs. Mary Hoffman. returne
home last week from Philadelphia
where he has been in the U. S. hos
Ipital for the past six of seven month
He received his permanent discharg
from the navy, on account of sickness
having been in the service about on,
year.
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hoover lief
yesterday over the G. r. |. & p To-
Syracuse, New York, where they e
to spend the winter with their son
Prof. Chas. II. Hoover Prof. Hoover
was formerly a member of the Penn
College Faculty, being professor IL
| Chemistry and Physics which
chair he now holds in the Syracuse
University.
Delta Press: There will be a family
gathering of Masons in Delta at theiI
lodge room, on Tuesday evening
Sept. 29th, Rev. Alexander McFerran
of Oskaloosa, will deliver a Masonic
but repair department will be main
tanned.
(From Mondays Dailyl
Mrs. Louise Brown spent Sunday
with relatives in Pella.
Frank l.. Emmert. of Mason City.
was a caller in the city Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ardie Jones spent
Sunday in Bussey with Mr.. Jones
aunt, Mrs. John Essling.
R. F. Baker went to Des Moines
this morning to look after business
interests in the Capitol city.
Jack Heinzman is suffering from
broken collar bone. The injury
was sustained last Thursday.
H. E. Valentine, of Centerville, join
ed his wife here and remained over
Sunday at the parental Kalbach home.
George c. True went to Ottumwa
this morning to attend to professional
business affairs in the federal court.
Glen Heath, of Davenport, spent
Sunday with Oskaloosa friends and
left this morning for DeS Moines to
visit his brother.
The Misses Mae and Grace Angus.
tine and Lucille Wallet were guests
yesterday of Miss Grace Boyd at her
home near Lacey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harold, of
spent Sunday at the paren.
tai JEFF Harold and c. l.. Farmhouse
homes in the city.
Mrs. E. H. Finney and son Harry,
Of Eldon, spent Sunday in the city
with Mrs. Ffnney's sister, Mrs. Jo-
seph Stumps, of 519 First avenue
East.
Miss Nellie Fry, who has been en-
ertained by friends and relatives in |
month, aas returned to her home in |
"a Sale, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sterling and |
. few friends motored up Sunday |
rom Sigourney and spent the day |
alling among friends and Old-time
G. o. Lloyd, of Mt. Sterling, H.,
pent Sunday in Oskaloosa with his
riend, Elmer Sparks and left this !
for Des Moines to consider
business offer.
Miss Helen Snyder arrived home |
evening from a delightful |
ojourn in Colorado. having visited |
he greater part of the time at the !
ome of her uncle, Luther NJ. Hibbs.
Miss Marjorie Augustine and Miss
Eleanor Gilchrist went to Ottumwa
saturday and there joined Mr. and
FRS. Harry Lyle for a several days
leasure trip to Chicago. The party
Iill be joined at Chicago by Mr. and
FRS. Leo Stalker, of Olin, la.
Don Sanders, a former OskaIoosa
10y, but now residing at Des Moines,
Shere he has an excellent position
With a large hardware wholesale es-
rode down on his motor
yCle and spent Sunday with friends
n the city.
Frank Tout, of the passenger de- |
,artment service at the local station |
# the NJ. & st. L.. is at the Williams |
hospital suffering from a very severe |
.ttack of stomach and bowel trOu- |
lie. His condition Sunday was near |
he critical stage.
Among the list of fraternity pledg- !
IS announced at the University OF |
Madison, Wis, Is the |
lame of Arthur S. White, son of Mr.. |
md Mrs. S. w. White, 1928 North Third |
street, to Phi Delta Theta.
Miss Agness Roberts returned this
morning to Des Moines, where she
las an excellent position as book. |
Keeper in one of the large furniture
torres, after an over Sunday visit in |
his city with her sisters, the Misses
Roberts. of 307 Fourth avenue East. |
!. II. McCraken, fire chief. is home
rom Brighton, where he was sum
noned by the death of an uncle,
ames McCracken, brother of his
ather, Calvin McCracken, and the last
# eleven children, six boys and five
,irls. Deceased was II years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Stuyvesant
md children, of Kokomo, Indiana,
pent Sunday with Oskaloosa friends
md left Monday morning for Mime
polls, where they go TO spend the
winter with Mrs. Stuyvesants father
md mother. Mr.. and Mrs. William
lander Pol.
Bert Stafford, of Des Moines. came
Iown on his motorcycle Sunday to
ZEE mis- parents and old-time friends
lere. He was accompanied by his
riend Mr.. Armstrong. Mr.. Stafford
occupies a good position as machinist
n charge of the twelve linotype ma
hines in the Register and Leader
flee.