The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-06-11

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red, the colors of the republic to tn
south that has SO long been in
state of war. Sergeant Major Jone
wrote that the flag had been tori
from its staff over the city of Veri
Cruz by Uncle Sans troops, whC
hoisted the stars and stripes WHERE
the bars of green, white and red hat
been. The flag shows few holes
but whether they we're made by bul
lets or from age is not known"
(From Tuesdays Dailyl
Miss Henrietta Plaster, of 2ll
| South Market street, left this morn
ing by way of Sigourney for Cedar
Rapids to spend few days will
friends.
Miss r. Marie ID. Luse, of the MILL
merry department of the Oskaloosa
Dry Goods Co, is off on a two weeks
vacation to Des Mofnes and Red Oak
leaving via the Rock Island Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Timberlake
from Lebanon, Kansas, are living al
GOT Fifth avenue East Mr.. Timber
lake is a mechanic employed at the
Central Garage and Repair company
Mrs. George Barnhart and sister
Mrs. c. K. Defoi, of Des Moines, are
here visiting at the parental John
Shaw home, No. $40 Fifth avenue
East. and with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
CrOZier and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Plaster
are in Abba today attending the fun.
eral of Mrs. Plaster's cousin, Miss
Hannah Williams, who died Saturday,
June 6. 1914. Miss Williams was a
school teacher at Hiteman.
Word was received this morning
from Mrs. John p Hiatt that her sis
ter, Mrs. DR.. Prescott, passed away
at her home in Los Angeles. Cal. at
800 y. m. June 8, and interment will
ta.,e place at Long Beach, Cal, on
June 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kikendall, who
have been spending a few days with
relatives in the city, returned Mon
day to their home in Des MoineS,
where Mr.. KikendalI has a position
in the office of the Des Moines cold
storage establishment
Guy Wetherwax, after spending
Saturday and Sunday at the parental
Albert N. Wetherwax home, No. 90l
South Seventh street, left yesterday
for Des Moines, where he will make
a short visit with friends and then
goes to Alton, where they will make
their future home.
Miss Myrtle Southwick. who has
been attending school at Ames, is
home to spend the summer, and her
sister, Mrs. Seymour Gurnsey, who
has been visiting der mother, Mrs.
Mary Southwick and her sisters. went
to Iowa City this morning to attend
a reunion Of her class of 1910 at the
University.
Anent the coming marriage Of Fred
Fritz, former Oskaloosa boy, and
Miss Kate Summerwill, of OttumWa,
the Courier of that city says: In the
evening of Wednesday, June II. the
of Miss Kate Summerwili
to Fred Fritz will be solemnized at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
l.. A. Andrew. on Prairie avenue. The
service will take place at $50
o'clock, Rev. X. Ames Montgomery,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church officiating. Mrs. Dale Berge.
man. of Ames, will act as NATION OF
honor. Two small nephews of the
bride, Master Lucius A. Andrew, Jr.,
and Master William Summerwill, OF
Canton, South Dakota, will stretch
the satin ribbons through which the
bridal party will pass. Little Miss Jan
ct Thompson, of Des MOlnes. a cOuS
in Of the bride, will serve as flower
girl and Master Billie Cooper as page,
Among the pre-nuptal cOurtesies
watch are being planned for Miss
are Mrs. George ArnOld's
) 100 O'Clock tea. which will be on
June 16. Miss Lillian Smith
will preside at 100 o'clock lunch.
con in the near future for the bride,
to-be.
Everett Bailey. of Washington, is
enjoying a visit In this city with
friends.
Harry kinkade Of Des Moines was
by Oskaloosa friends last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Snider left
this morning for a three weeks visit
with relatives at Kansas City. Mo.
Forrest Masters and Harold B. AL
lender left this morning for Rock Is
land to consider a business PROPOSE
ton.
Mrs. Willis Morton of Mandan,
North Dakota. is visiting at the par
entail F. W. Glaze home on south
Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Rider and
children, of Chicago, spent Sunday
and Monday with relatives in this
city and left this morning for Omaha,
to spend the summer With
relatives.
Miss Grace Magee, of AIS south list
street, went to Des Moines this morn
ing, and leaves this afternoon for
Ames. to attend the Commencement
exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs Hartman and son Don
aid, who have been making two
weeks visit in Marshalltown and Os-
kaloosa, left this morning for their
home in Rock Island.
Miss Helen Brown, after an enjoy
able two days visit with her sousin
Miss Dorothy White, of 1928 north
Third street, returned Monday after
noon to her home in Sigourney.
F. M. Clutter, representing the
Champion Feeding Co. of Kansas City
was in town today Mr.. Clutter was
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