The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
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(From Tuesdays Dailyl


L. r. Sprague, of Des Moines, was
with town friends yesterday.
John Hartling, of Rockwell City, is
spending a few days with friends
here.
Frank d. Hennessey, of Kenton, O.,
is spending a few days with friends
in this city.
Leonard Snyder went to Ottumwa
on a business trip to the Morrell
packing plant.
Mrs. Art Fritch and children are
visiting for few days with relatives
in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs A. r. Bernard, of Nit.
chell, Neb., are guests at the J. ID.
Hawkins home.
Judge Willcockson, of Sigourney,
was a business caller in this city
Monday afternoon.
Rev. ]. M. McClelland is in Chicago
attending the National Sunday school
convention as a delegate.
Emmor Sandusky, of Minneapolis,
is visiting relatives and friends here
and at Ottumwa this week.
A. S. Fleming, of Alexandria, Mo,
was a caller in town Monday and left
this morning for Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. A. b. Crew and sons, of Hills
Mimi, spent Sunday with w. A. Brady
and family, 319 North Market street.
Miss Hazel Burke returned home
last evening from Des Moines after
visiting severals days with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Gross were down
from Des Moines Monday and spent
a pleasant day with friends in this
city.
/ Wesley Douglas, pap" as we al
know him, of Rose Hill. is making ar
rangements to move to Oskalooss
soon.
NJ. e. Bennett is home from Des
Moines, where ne has been attending
to business affairs and visiting his
daughter.
Warren Cadwallader returned this
morning from Lake Geneva, where he
has been attending the Y. M. c. A
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Janney, OF
Citrus Center, Florida, are here to
SpSIlu the at lhC
Grant Janney home.
Mrs. Glen McCoombs and son, Mas
ter Reeder, of Perry, are guests OF
the parental J. NJ Reeder home, No
515 South A street.
Miss Edith Monroe, who has been
guest of Oskaloosa friends for q
few days, left this morning for hel
home in Milan, Mo.
Mrs. F.. N. Anderson, of 30l South
D street, has gone to Marshalltown
for a month to join her husband, who
Is working at that place.
Mrs. Mary McQuiston and daughter
Klttie, who have been visiting rela
tives in Des Moines for the past
month, have arrived home.
Mrs, Ross Hadley was in the city
short while Monday visiting with
friends and left in the afternoon fol-
her home in North English.
Mrs. ]. C. Wright and daughter
Miss Louise, started Monday for Eu
gene, Oregon, 10 spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Ada Radcliffe.
Miss Grace Thompson, who has
been a guest of Oskaloosa friends fol-
a few days, returned yesterday after
noon to her home in Marshalltown.
William Crosson has accepted an
urgent request to assist in a revival
meeting at Kellogg, Iowa, and leaves
Wednesday to be gone about a week
f. L. Monroe, OF Leola, s. d., visit
ed Sunday and Monday with locaI
| friends and left this morning for
MI Do SnonH CnVnr1I
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Young, from the
vicinity of Bussey, have moved to
Oskaloosa to live at No. 1922 Sixth
avenue West MIR. Young is a re-
tired farmer.
Warren Cadwallader and Givin
Johnson, who will canvass this sum
mer, leave Wednesday morning for
their territory in the northern halt
Of Keokuk county.
Kelly Davis and Dwight Goddard
went to Ottumwa this afternoon to
start their summer work. The young
men have the agency for the Wear
Ever Aluminium ware.
S. c. Scoles, of Oxford Junction
Neb.,. spent Monday with Oskaloosa
friends and left this morning for a
two weeks visit with his brother, r.
A. Scoles, in Peoria, Ill.
Benjamin Bond. of the soldiers
home at Minneapolis, of on fur
Tough to visit relatives and friends
near Fremont and Kirkville, called on
Oskaloosa friends Monday.
Marsaalltown Aerie No. 341, Fra.
ternal Order of Eagles, passed
through the city this morning in a
private car on their way to Keokuk
to attend the state convention.
Corp. Johnson. of the ottumwa re-
'eruiting station. has accepted caas.