The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-17

Mr.. ana MIS-. william SkSlton haNt
received word through Secretary ot
State Bryan, that their daughter june
who is studying music in Germany
Is in Berlin and is safe.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Morrison and
Ichildren, of Danyille, Ill.,, after spend
ing several days in the city visiting
at tae home of Mr. and Mrs. S. P,
Mitchell and with other friends, left
yesterday afternoon for Marshalltown.
Harry Lloyd, a former well-known
and popular resident here, being con
Injected with the Old Excelsior Coal
| Co, but for a number of years past
I a citizen OF Chicago, was in the city
this week renewing old acquaintan.
ces.
Rev. TAos. Horton, rector of St.
James Episcopal church, has returned
from his vacation and rgular services
will be resumed tomorrow. Rev.
Horton reports splendid outing and
returns refreshed for his work in the
parish.
DR.. ]. S. Henderson, Cras A. Hoov-
err, Jos. Stumps, Harry Browneller,
Dennis Sullivan and Dan Corcoran
departed yesterday afternoon for
Birch Island, Wis, for a week or
more of fishing, hunting and a gen.
eral good time. Several others will
join them later
Marshalltown Times Republican
The Archers were entertained on
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Daisy
Dilley. Seventeen members and one
guest were in attendance and the
hours were spent socially. Mrs.
nanOhtaF
J. V. Bass, served a two course lunch
con. Mrs. F. n Anderson, of Oska-
loosa, was the guest of the society.
Delta Press: A moonlight picnic
was enjoyed on last Thursday evening
by the Misses Mabel Caywood, AL
leane Hardy, Opal Vernon, Wayne
and Eva Reynolds, Doris Utterback,
Fern Sparks, Doris Hawkins and Mil
dred Eastburn in honor OF Misses
Aenid Beman, of Oskaloosa, and Hal
lie Hickey. of Belle PLANE. Weeniess
and marshmellows were roasted and
lunch was served around a blazing
campfire, while they sang old songs
and talked.
Howard Willard, of Peoria. ILL.,,
former Penn College student, base
ball and basketball star, who has
been visiting here for several days
with friends, left today for Blooming
toning, ILL.,, where he will enroll for
work in the law school of Illinois
Wesleyan University. He will be
Joined Monday by Ross Brown, OF
this city, an old running mate OF
Millard's on Penn athletic teams,
who will also enter the law school at
Illionis Wesleyan.
Mrs. c. J. Fox, S25 High avenue
East, ras received word that her sis
ter, Miss Kate Liddle, has arrived
from Europe and is now visiting at
her old home in New York state. Miss
Liddie arrived In New York City, |
aboard the steamship Rotterdam,
which reached that port on Tuesday. |
Miss Liddle has been operating a
music studio In Munich for number
of years and after the European war
came on, little could be heard from
her. Friends here did not know she
lad left Germany until they received
message telling of her arrival in
New York
(From Mondays Daily)
Miss Jennie Fry was an Over-Sun'
day visitor in Marshalltown.
D. E. Neiman of the o. II. S. corps
of teachers and family have secured
residence location at No. 4l6 Firth
avenue east.
Lester Baken was home from Iowa
City for an over Sunday visit will
family He is engaged in construction
work at Iowa City and Waterloo.
Dennis Ragen has been drawn as a
ni
the Federal Court to be held IN
Davenport, commencing October 8.
Miss MAZE Moore in charge Of the
Millinary Department OF the Bal
dauf- Rosenblatt Co. leaves tomorrow
morning for Des Moines to attend the
Style Show"
Mrs. F. c. Porter and son George |
and Mrs Jesse Swearingen were ov |
er Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
John O'Hearn who recently moved !
to Marshalltown.
Miss Helen Abrams went to Des
Moines Saturday to visit her brother
Ernest and attend the Style Show
From there she goes to Iowa CITY
10 resume her school work at the
State University.
Miss Grace Chittenden, OF Cedar
Rapids was a guest in the city Sun
day OF her friend, Miss Ruth Gibson,
and left this morning by the way OF
Abba, for Creston, where she Will
spend several days with her sister.
Miss Edith Carter, OF Washington,
visited over Sunday in this city with
her friend, Miss May Carroll, and
left this morning for Fort Dodge,
where she goes to spend several days
with her sister. Mrs. Frank Davis.
Delos Davis, who has been enjoy
ing a visit in the city with his moth.
er, Mrs. Eta Davis, of 4O3 High ave
nue. east, left this morning for Ames.
where he enters upon his second
years work in the animal husband
ry course.
Charles Young and family have
moved from OskaloOsa TO find per
manent location at Guernsey, Powe'
shiek County where he has accepted
place in the town schools. Mr..
Young was formerly County Superin
tendent of instruction.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Briggs OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio, spent Sunday with
friends in the city, and left this morn
ing for San Francisco, California,