The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21


H. s. Wood, of 407 Third avenu
east. left this morning for omahs
Nebraska, on a business trip.
Alfred Timmons returned thi!
morning to Charlton. after Sunda
visit with friends in this city.
S. P. Clantor, of Des Moines. visit
ed in town Saturday and Sunday, leay
ing this morning for Muscatine.
Harry Hillary was down from
Ames Saturday and visited in tow
over Sunday with friends and rela
tives. .H-EaJ..s l.-..
John b. Mitchell, of COL Third ave
nue. east went to Des Moines thi!
morning to be a juryman in the Fed,
eral Court.
Miss Nellie Fortune is home from
a sojourn of several months in Cali.
fornia. She reports most delight
ful winter.
w. z. Land, of Peoria, Illinois, was
visiting in town Sunday and left this
morning for st. Joseph, Mo, on a
business trip.
Miss Emma Faircloth, of Des Moin-
es, was with Oskaloosa friends Sat.
urday and Sunday and had very
pleasant time.
Mrs. .. }. Gibson and daughter Miss
Grace Gibson, of Red Oak, are guests
for a few days at S. w. Jameson
home, No. 2 Elvyn Place.
J. B. Allen, of New Florence, Mis-
souri,, was a visitor Saturday and
Sunday with local frineds, and left
This morning for ChicapO
Cecil Smith is down from Ames,
where he is attending college, for
visit at the parental Ephriam Smith
home, No. 9ll A avenue east
Mrs. Vern Silverthora and Mrs
Theodore p Briggs went to Rose Hill
this morning TO attend the funeral OF
the late Mrs. Harley Goodman.
Miss Kathryn Donnelly returned
this morning to her work in Des
Moines after enjoying Sunday with
relatives at 706 South B street.
E. N. Griffith of Abba was here
Saturday and Sunday enjoying visit
with friends. Mr.. Griffith played one
Of the bass horns in the band Satur-
day evening.
Mrs Ward c. Bridgeman and son
Robert OF Des Moines spent Sunday
with friends in this city and left this
for Keota, where they will
visit with relatives.
John HAYES, of Spokane, Washing
ton, arrived Saturday night, after an
absence OF q years, and is making
/ visit with his brother. James Hayes
It No. Elvyn Place.
Louie Jones returned this morning
TO his business at Ottumwa, after
listing over Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Lima Jones, and sister, Miss Vii
a Jones, at 402 3rd avenue east.
Ralph Robinson went to Des Moin
es Saturday morning to visit over
Sunday with friends. Mr.. Robinson
has been forced to discontinue his
college work at Penn due to eye troub- |
e
Homer Reynolds is sending home
good reports from his ranch near
Baldwin, Florida. He says Jesse Pull
liam and Homer Hedge, former Os-
kaloosa people, are enjoying their
work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. n. Rich and son
Clarence OF MarshalltOwn, who have
been guests at the Roy c. Rich home, !
,09 North 3 street, for few days, re-
urned Saturday. Mr.. Rich is pastor
If the Friends church in Marshall |
own. They made the trip by auto.
Judge Preston is expecting his son
Blanchard and his daughter, Mrs. |
H. X. Spencer and children on a Wis
t this week. Blanchard has been |
n uiU UnrlY |
or the remainder of the term, as he
las been suffering with appendicitis. |
He is much better now.
c. F. Knightlinger, of Mason City.
who has been attending TO business
Affairs in Ottumwa last week, was
n town Saturday afternoon and en-
Ioyed a short visit with friends. Mr..
has purchased a meat
market at Gilman and will start his
brother in business at that place.
Mrs. c. l.. Furnald, of 20S North
Eighth street, and sister, Mrs. Z. NJ.
Byerly, who is returning to her home
after enjoying a visit in this city
with Mrs. FurIald, left this morning
'or Carroll, where Mrs. Furnald will
spend two or three weeks at the
lOIHe Vi Ati Slslci, anu Win Hcl pa
ents
Mr.. F. G. Whether, superintendent
Of the John j. Grier Hotel Company,
went TO Washington this morning.
after looking after local interests on
and Sunday. Mr. Whether
Mr. and Mrs. Tumstall
Of the Rock Island lunch
counter for the fine condition the
local property is in.
From Tuesdays Daily.l
A. P. Spencer was a business pass
enger to Ottumwa this morning.
Chas. A. Williams went to Des
Moines this morning on a business
Earnest King and William Carson.
OF st. Joseph, Missouri, are business
callers in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Lennon, of Mar
shalltown, were visitors Monday
night with friends in the city.
Earl Gable and Harry Sparks left
this morning for Des Moines, where
they go on a business trip.
Miss Bessia White of Des Moines
was a week end guest at the home OF
her friend, Miss Ruth Stegner.
Lee Burgher. of Centeryille. Miss
ouri. spent Monday night with friends