The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-10

Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. II
, r. Evans, who have been visiting
relatives here and at Oskaloosa ant
Beacon for the past three weeks. de
parted on Monday for the home IL
Cherokee, Okla.
New Sharon Star: Miss Fran
cienne Dunshee, of Arcadia Florida
who is staying with her sister, Mrs
Flossie Barrows, at Oskaloosa, Is
spending a few days in New Sharon
with her cousin, Miss Hazel Dunshee
Eddyville Tribune: Raymond Rob
inson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rob
inson of Oskaloosa, returned home
Friday to enter school after spending
ten days or more visiting his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson.
Barnes City News: The Christian
Endeavor gave n farewell reception
for Hazel Garrang, at the home OF
Inez Darling Friday evening. Miss
Caring will leave for Oskaloosa on
Monday to study to be a trained
nurse. -... $751;. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Algood and dau.
ghter Lois and Mrs. Ralph Allgood
and son William, and Ralph Price,
who had the position at the steering
wheel, went by automobile to the
state fair Thursday TO take in the
sights.
Richland Clarion: Mr.. Dewey and
his valet, Jack left Saturday for Os.
kaloosa. Mr.. Dewey will engage in
business there in a small way and
his friends here hope he may be sue.
cessful. He Is a cripple and can only
get about in q wheel chair.
Eddyville Tribune: r. f. Grattan
and family of Wapello, who had been
spending a couple of weeks visiting
at the parental George W. Davis home
in Oskaloosa, came to Eddyville on
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Grattan has
been sick threatened with typhoid
fever, but is coming out all right.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. J. L. Jones
and children and her mother Mrs.
Darner OF Rose Hill visited relatives
across the river few days last week.
Mrs. Jones lived at Pella when she
was a girl, but had not been here
for several years until Monday when
she came here to take the train for
home.
Merl Brewer OF near What Cheer.
was in the city Thursday evening to
meet his sister. and Miss Hazel Hat.
cher, who have been visiting in Miss
ouri for two weeks with a cousin
Sherman Lewis. Mrs. f. r. Hatcher,
of 1912 south Second street, accom-
panied them to their home near What
Cheer and will make a short visit.
Newton Record: Mrs. John o. Gen.
try died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. J. G. Hanawalt at Colfax on
Tuesday afternoon, August Is, heI
age being over 81 years. She was
married in Newton in February, IS
by Justice w. G. Work. Her husband
was a brother OF Mrs. Nancy Nc
Clelland and James r. Gentry OF Os-
kaloosa.
Wayland News: Mrs. n. B. Hixson
who recently underwent an operation
for cancer at the Oskaloosa hospital
met with a very painful accident last
Friday morning. She was at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Homer Payne,
and in climbing into the buggy slip,
ped and disIocated her shoulder,
which now makes both arms helpless
as 1t was on the opposite side from
the operation.
Mrs. c. j. Fox of S25 High avenue
east has heard from her sister, Miss
Kate Liddle, who conducts a music
studio in Munich. This is the first
news in nearly a month. While not
in the war zone yet. Munich is caring
for many of the wounded and is I'M
der the strictest regulations. Oska-
loosa relatives are not solicitous over
Miss Liddle's situation but would feel
better if she were outside Europe en-
tirely.
New Sharon Star: Rev. S. B. Lucas
and wife stopped yesterday Tor Il
short visit with old friends in New
Sharon, it being their first visit here
in thirteen years. They are returning
from Winona Lake, Indiana, to Blue
Rapids, Kans., where Rev. Lucas is
pastor of the Presbyterian church
REV. Lucas was a member of the
first class which graduated from the
New Sharon high school, in 1878 anc
he later graduated from Penn college
at Oskaloosa. His father Harvey Lu
| cas-, was one OF the pioneers in this
vicinity and was a member OF The
| board of Education when the ole
high school was built.
(F'rom Mondays Daily.l
| II. B. Mccoy was in Ottumwa OF
business Saturday.
c. w. Dayton made a business tril
this morning TO keota.
Miss Pearl Rinehart, OF Des Moines
lis visiting here with the Bowen fam
lilies.
Miss Catherine B. Mitchell, of Al
South Seventh street, is spending tn
day with friends and relatives a
lEldon.
Thomas Brunker, of 308 Secon
avenue East, spent Labor Day wit
friends in Ottumwa.
Howard Willard, of Peoria, Ill, ha
arrived in the city to spend a fe'
days visiting friends.
Dale Heinsman motOred up froI
iOttunIwa and spent Sunday eVenin
with friends in the city.
Miss Alma Crowder, deputy audito
went to Washington tails morning
> spend the day with friends.
II. o. Blackwell has returned fro
the South Dakota prairies and ha
gain resumed his duties at III
downing. ..
Miss Carrie Yer Huel returned Mo
: day morning to her home In Ote