The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30


Misses Allie and Edna, have been en-
Toying a visit with his sister, Mrs
Mary Galtry. whose home is in Kan
sas, and his sister, Mrs. Jane. Vans
coy, of Des Moines. Mrs. Galtrey
came with her husband to Oskaloosa
for a visit with relatives and friend
They came il their auto and she took
the train from that city to Newton.
Mr.. Galtry is a pastor of the Method
list Episcopal parish in Kansas and
their stay will not be a long one in
Iowa. His wife returned to OskalOosa
today. q.
(From Mondays Daily.l
E. ]. Eisenhart was a business pas,
senger this morning TO Eldon.
john w. Mcdonald was in off the
road and spent Sunday with his fam
lily.
Misses Camille and Allene Walton.
of 401 Third avenue East, spent Sun
day with friends in Grinnell.
Miss Bertha Henry is home from
New York where she is studying mu.
sic, to remain for the summer.
Miss Inez Talmage, of Eddyville. is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Pru-
dence Jones, of 2l5 North B street.
Roy Moore and Everett Parry went
in an auto this morning to Taintor,
where they have some plumbing
work.
Roy c. Gillett, who is assisting in
the construction of the new bank in
Grinlell, spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
Ted Briggs, who was operated upon
for appendicitis last week, is recuper
ating nicely aad was taken TO his
home today.
Delta Press: John Bowen is very
low at his home in OskaloOsa. Rela
tives from here have been at his bed
side this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Cruzen and Miss
Lucille Hicks are spending a week
with Mrs. Cruzen's brother and sister
in Des MOines ald Payton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mcbride came
down from Des MOines Saturday even
ing and made an over Sunday visit
at the home of Mrs c. B. Powell.
Mrs. Margaret Willis, of Rose Hill,
has been visiting relatives at Ottum,
wa during the past week She also
visited at her old home at Compelt-
inc
Mrs. Ada Kadel, who has been en-.
joyi1g a visit at the George w. Over
turf home, 5l3 South D street, return
I'd this morning to her nome in Sig
Quincy.
Delta Press: Mrs Waddell return
ed to her home at Oskaloosa Tuesday
forenoon after a weeks stay at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. joan
Gatewood
Ali Timmons. of Charlton, is assist,
ing in the Golden Eagle here, while
Mr.. Oppenheimer is in the eastern
markets at Philadelphia and New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). Sumner Hayes and
son Louie, and DR.. and Mrs. Fred
L. Barnes are enjoying a weeks out
ing at the Horace Hawkins cottage
on the Des Moines river.
Jesse Z. Andrews, of 209 North A
street, left this morning for DayeI-
port, where he goes TO take a steno
graphic examination for q position in
the civil service of the United States
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Blakeslee ar.
rived home Saturday from a two
weeks pleasure trip to Denver, where
they attended the Elks' convention
and visited other places of interest
in Colorado
Do1 Russell, who is keeping time
on the new bank building being erect
ed at Grinnell, came down Sunday
and spent the day with ais father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. George w Rus
sell, of 523 North B street.
Miss Anna Rosenbaum entertained
Sunday at o'clock luncheon in hon.
or OF Miss Rose Margolis. of Ottumwa.
Miss Margolis leaves tomorrow for
Minneapolis to attend a house party
given by Miss Lena Cramer. Az
Ed Stringfellow, of Rose Hill, has
returned from Rochester, MINI, where
he has been consulting physicians at
the hospital, and spent Saturday with
his brother, Lon ii. Stringfellow, of
20S Second avenue east.
G. w. France arrived home Sat
urday morning from Ames where he
has been visiting his son Walter,
whom he has not seen since Walters
marriage some time ago. Walter Is
employed with one OF the lumber
firms of that place.
Dave Baughman. who has been
making short visit with his folks in
this city, returned this morning to his
business in Des Moines. Roy Bangh-
man is extending his visit with his
folks and Will be In this city few
more days, before he returns to Des
Moines.
Mrs Eva Masters and children, OF