The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-20

Miss Maddy, at SIC Second avenue
East.
]. j. Elliot, of Chicago, arrived
Tuesday for a short visit with his sis.
ter, Mrs. P. J. Hiatt, Of POI North
street.
Paul White, formerly of this city,
bu. now residing in Des Moines, is
spending a few days with Oskaloosa
friends.
| Willis Morton, of Minneapolis, ar
rived this morning to join Mrs. Nor
ton in visit at the parental F. w.
Glaze home.
Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Walling are
home from a several weeks visit with
their daughter, Mrs Chancey Moffett
at Monmouth, Ill.
Miss Jesse ]. Ellsworth arrived
home Tuesday after a very pleasant
visit with relatives in Monmouth,
GalesUurg and Peoria, Ill.
Mrs M c. Montgomery has taken
her daughter Miss Wilma, to Colora
do for health betterment. Mrs. W.
Shafer accompanies as nurse.
Horace Vittum returned to mis- work
in Chicago Sunday evening after
spending his vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. Vittum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson arrived
home this morning from a delightful
trip to the coast and a visit with
relatives and friends in California.
Miss Helen Snyder departed fol-
Colorado today for visit at the home
of her uncle, Luther Hibbs in Den
yer, and a sOjOurn at other places Of
interest.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Miss Catherine Mitchell, of OskalOo
sa, spent Sunday in the city as the
guest of Miss Ida Burke, going K
Boone this morning for visit.
Mrs. Ida Stoker. of 61O Seconc
avenue East, left Tuesday night, tol
Rec Heights, South Dakota, where
She was summoned by the serious i'll
ness OF her mother, Mrs. A. j. Whar
ton.
Mrs. Stella Morrow, who recent!
moved to Spencer, Ia, Is lying yer!
Ill with typhoid fever. Her mother
Mrs. J. E. Pugh, may go there tn
latter part of the week to help car
for her
Mrs. Will A. Stump and daughter
e Miss Madaline, have gone to Griswol'
Y to be in attendance at the annual re
s union of the Forsyth family he'll
!. there tomorrow. Master Paul mad
8 the trip on his motorcycle.
J, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Johnston an
r daughter, Miss Alice Johnston. MI
land Mrs. Roy Johnston and Mr.. an
!. Mrs. Frank Sharp, of Ottumwa, me
i. ltored to Oskaloosa last evening an
|. lattended the Alice Nelson concert a
a ,chautauqua.
S viii w. Davis is at Davenport a
) tending a special school OF lnstru'
It tion at the Palmer Chiropractic inst
g lutte. In a card note to the Heral
Will SAYS there were seven hundre
attendants registered from all part
: of the country the first day.
q Marshalltown Times Republican
a Mrs. Jerry Lynch, of Oskaloosa, a
I. rived in the city Saturday evenin
n for a few days visit with her siste
Al mrs. George Downing. Miss Ma
% jorie Lynch, who has been here
lweek, will accompany her moth'
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Purvine Hunt,
Is Fountain City, Indiana, has arrive
X. to spend several days at the Villa
IS I. Kelsey home, 109 College ayenu
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt are cousins
Mrs. Kelsey and are on their wa
n home from Denver, where they ma
:, been enjoying several weeks plea
ure trip.
Is III. q. t;orris. of Rose Hill, arriy'
n home this morning from st. Pa'
( Mimi, where he has been enloyil
~ short wish with his sons, A. u. al
:, Homer E.. Norris, and his daughtf
Miss Grace Norris, who about
month ago went to st. Paul to spei
N, a number OF months. A. E. Norris
N. IN the empioye of M. & st. P. Sire
Car Company as conductor on o
tn Of the cars, and Homer +. is brakil
IN. or the Chicago and Northweste
RAILROAD.
rel Oskaloosa will be represented
es the great automobile races at Elg
Ca Friday and Saturday. The Honma
lear departed this morning for I
wa scene. Of action manned as follow
OF Guilford Hoffman At the wheel. Ho