The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-27

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Misses Lena and Grace Rowe, wi
are taking vacation trip throug
illinois and Wisconsin, at Centrali
Ills. Miss Lena says that they "ar
having a great time"
Mrs. r. NJ. Boyer and daughter Be
nice are home from a pleasant outin
at the W. r. Lacey camp at TecuH
sch, Canada. Mr.. Boyer met them i
Chicago and together they spent seN
eral days in the city.
Miss Mae Moore and Mrs. II. A
Snufnn of the MILITARY department o
| the Baldauf Rosenblatt Dry Good
store. returned this morning iron
several days spent in the wholesal
Millinary markets in the east.
Miss Maud Rose, after a delightful
visit of several weeks at the parent
al William H. Rose home, 401 soutl
A street, left Saturday night for Mo
line, Illinois, where she goes to take
charge of the Millinery Department
of the Perie Co.
Roy c. Gillett left Saturday morn
ing via. the M. &St L. for Sycamore
Illinois. where he goes to join Della
nos Marine Band, and with which
musical organization he will play
trombone during their remaining nine
days of chautanqua engagements,
Miss Grace Hartford of Hastings
Nebraska, after a weeks visit in this
city with her cousin, Miss Ethel Har-
riS, left this morning for Keokuk
where she will make an extended Wis
1t with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. d. Lanning.
Relatives here have heard nothing
from Miss June Shelton since in July.
She has been in Europe for several
years, and at last reports was in
Berlin. Relatives feel that she is
safe, according to general reports
from Germany, but are anxiously
awaiting news direct from the young
lady.
Harold McCIelland and Ralph Chap.
man have resigned their positions as
express drivers for the American Elk.
press company and are enjoying
vacation before they enter upon their
school work this fall. Farnum Paul
ey and Ernest Garner have accepted
the positions made vacant by the
and started work this
Des Moines Register and Leader
Miss Gail Sewers, who is member
Of the Perkins party now at Luzerne
Tor an indefinite stay owing to the
European disturbances, writes of the
delightful time they are having des-
oite the war. Miss Sewers tells of
he scarcity of gasoline which makes
I'M hSy IN Of IN pI,ayfinn
The women are taking hold of every
hing, taking up the duties laid down
~ the men, according to Miss Seev-
RS.
Mrs. Naomi r. Bradbury of Denver
Colorado, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
of Eureka, Kansas, were
last week at the home o,
their sister, Mrs. John Lester of 50s
south Third street. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Z. Bradbury were called to this part
Of the state by the death of their
at Newton and they
home Saturday night and
Mrs. Naomi Bradbury motored ovel
to Barnes City Sunday for a short
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Allen, Miss Jane Allen
md Irwin Allen, wife and daughter,
If Forest Home, near Montezuma,
Lrove to OskaloOsa yesterday and
we're guests of the Waltons during
he day. Mrs. Sarah Allen and Miss
ane Allen are both SO years old, only
few days separating their birth
ates, and they have lived together
t Forest Home for the past forty
ears. Yesterday was the first time
Hiss Allen had been in Oskaloosa for
early a half century. Forty-tnree
ears ago she drove to Oskaloosa
nd had a quantity of wool carried"
to shipment. Mrs. Allen
lad not been in Oskaloosa for four
cen years. They enjoyed the stay
ere immensely. but could hardly re-
lie that this was the Oskaloosa they
sed to know.
l.. Z. FenWick, editor and owner OF
he Golden Prairie Herald of Burns.
Wyoming, is in tle city in attendance
t the funeral of his uncle, John Fen
wick. who died suddenly Saturday
L. f. is a native of Oska
Oosa, being born in this city and re.
iding here with his parents, Mr.. and
irs. Cyrus FenWick, till some TWEEN
y years ago when the family remoV'
d to Des Mones, where l.. E. learned
he printers trade and later when
hey moved to Wyoming he entered
newspaper work ION his own hook"
nd has prospered He had been
allied to Des Moines on business
ew days ago and was in the Capital
ity when he learned of his uncle's
Ieath. He had intended before re-
urning to his western home to have
made visit with relatives here, but
he pleasure anticipated has been
narred.
(From Tuesdays Daily.l
M. VI. baldwin and j. NJ. Shaffer
;ere up from OttUmwa Monday.
A. G. Erdice, OF the Erdice iewelry
company is spending the day with
lis folks in Keota
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Walling went
o Peoria, ILL.,, today, for visit with
lis sister. Mrs. Chauncy Mottit.
Roy Anderson left this morning for
Anes, where lie goes to look after
ONE ah airs in connection with his
0llege course. --....
Scout Master w. M. Robinson and
lis boys, who are camping at the
liver. are all safe and sound and hav-
ne a fine time. ....
Wallace RajIaV baaypS this after.