The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-07-02

: enjoying few days visit vii
I friends in Oskaloosa and New Share
j left this morning for Coon Rapid
where he Is managing a creamery.
i Mrs. A, J. Wheeler and Miss Cord
/. liza Myers, of 81 North G street, le
J this morning over the G. X. /. q
/. for Spring Valley, ILL.,, where the
. will spend several weeks visiting re
! ativss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis B. Phillips an
children. o. st. Joseph, Mo, wer
GUSTS ct Oskaloosa friends Sunda
and left this morning for Sioux Falls
to make an extended visit with MI
Phillips parents
Mrs. Herman r. Metz and littl,
sor, OF GG3 South d street. left thi
morning for Rlakesburg, where the!
will make three weeks visit witt
relatives. Mr.. Metz will join his wifi
and soI at CItumwa.
D. p. Waitsett, who has been spend
ing a few days at the home of hi.
cousin, NJ. D. Gilchrist, of 800 NORTH
| Market street, left this morning oveI
the c.. r. |. & p. for Chicago, where
he makes his headquarters while on
the road.
Worren Cadwallader and Givin
Johnson, after spending Sunday with
relatives and friends here, returned
this morning to Sigourney to resume
their work canvassing in Keokuk
county. The young men are having
good success
Harry Walton, who left the Herald
sonle months ago to take a place on
the staff Of the Des Moines News, is
home for a vacation visit with parents
Mr.. and Mrs s. s Wauton, No. 4Ol
Third avenue East, and to renew old
acLuaintanCes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hawk returned
home yesterday from West Liberty
after a visit with relatives. Mr..
Hawks sister, Mrs. Hattie Riddle, of
Attalissa, Iowa, and Mrs. Mary Brig
gle, Of West Liberty, accompanied
them here for a brief visit.
Misses Lois and Helen Johnson,
who nave been attending school in
the east and have been enjoying de-
lightful visit at the home of their
aunt, Mrs. Carl Johnson, of sos A
avenue East. left this morning over
the c. r. |. & p. for their home in
Whittier, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred C. Merwin, OF
500 Fourth avenue East, leave Thurs
day for Leon, Ia, where they will
spend a week or ten days with Mr..
Merwin's parents and then return to
this city to ship their household
goods to Taylorville, Illinois, where
they will engage in farming. Mr..
Merwin has been in the employ Of the
Green & Bentley Drug Co. for a pc
riod OF three years and his excellent
service will be greatly missed.
Abba Union: Mrs. J. w. Mcmillan.
Of Oskaloosa, was a recent guest at
the G. A. Morrow home.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Win Spaur
went to Oskaloosa Monday for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. John Maitre
and husband.
Miss Evelyn Boyd, who is attending
the Methodist hospital at Des Moines,
is visiting at the parental Walter
Boyd home.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Ben Wolf,
of Oskaloosa, returned home Thurs.
day evening following a few days
visit WITH friends In Pella.
Grinnell Register: Miss Blanche
Young, OF OskalOoSa, Is visiting her
sister, Mary Young, assistant at the
Stewart library, this week.
Bussey Record: Mr.. F.. A. Johnson
and daughters. Elnor and Viola, Gen
nlve Ross, Harold Cornell and John
Newman spent Monday in OskaloOsa.
Winterset Reporter: Mrs. S. s.
IulbersOn went to OskalOosa Satur
day, called there by the serious i'll
ness Of her daughter, Mrs. James
Green.
EddyVille Tribune: Attorney Dav.
ID S. David and family, of Oskaloosa,
irove down last Wednesday in their
car and were entertained at supper
1t the Attorney c. Z. Hatchitt home.
Washington Journal: Miss NJ f.
Parkinson and Miss Helen Temple
ION, of Washington, Pa, who have
been guests for a week at the A. An
ierson home, went TO Oskaloosa
Thursday.
Brighton Enterprise: Homer Bos-
worth came down from Oskaloosa
he other evening. He is patiently
waiting for matters to settle down in
Sid Mexico so he can so back there
Ind resume his business operations.
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. Albert Ma
eer, Mrs. Elton Worth and Mrs. Walt
Hazard attended the district conven.
lion of the Royal Neighbors at Oska-
oosa last Thursday Mrs. Worth
was elected one of the vice presi,
tents of the state.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Catherine
night operator for the Eddy
vile Telephone Co., is enjoying a
weeks vacation from her duties and
s spending the greater part of the
lime looking after duties at home, but
visited her sisters, Mrs. c. Fisher, at
Oskaloosa, and Mrs. J. c. Knott, at
Cedar, Saturday and Sunday.
Colfax Tribune: DR.. Barnett and
wife, of Oskaloosa, drove over in their
auto Sunday to visit their son who is
! member OF Hotel Colfax orchestra.
they were accompanied by their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hchten-
held and little son. who spent the
lay with aer sister, Mrs. j. +. Ora
nam. They returned home in the
evening and were accompanied by
heir niece, Miss Graham, who will
spend her summers vacation with
hem.
(From Tuesdays DaiiyA
7, II Mccall was a business pas.