The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-07-02
is home in Kansas .cly, Mo.

avenue West, 49, 'F
| Mr., ana Mrs. Fred B. Raam, I
NoVak, s. D., are spending the da
with friends in this city and leav
tonight for st. Louis, where the
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil J. Wilkinson an
small SON Theodore, who have be,
guests for a few days of friends i
Mahaska county. left this mornin
for their home in Davenport.
J. D. Hunter, of Denver, Colo, l.
spending a few days with friends il
this city before he goes to Chicago
where he will make an extended Yisi
with his brother, Rev D. c. Hunter.
John r. Livingston and wife, o
Burlington, were with Oskaloos:
friends a few hours Monday and lef
in the afternoon for MaTshalltown
where they will visit over the Fourth
Rev. J. NJ. McClelland, pastor Of
Central M. K. church, and Rev. c. l.
Stafford, superintendent of the OsRa
loosa district, went TO Rose Hill this
morning to attend the district con
ference.
Mrs. Lydia Meehan and daughter
Miss Fannie Maxey, of Monterey, Old
Mexico, arrived this morning for a
six weeks visit at the home of her
nephew, s. A. Hendryx. of 302 North
c street. .f
]. NJ. WOodside. of Peoria. H., was
a weekend guest at the c. +. Patrick
home and left last night for Bismarck,
n. d., where he will spend several
weeks with his brother, E. +. Wood.
side and family.
Miss Maria Heibold. of Waterloo, is
making a short visit with her cousin,
Miss Nellie Vincent, and leaves We'd
nesday for Chicago, where she will
spend the summer with her aunt,
Mrs r. f. Heibold
Misses Helen Nelson and Evelyn
Hall, who have been visiting with
Miss Nelson's grandfather. Mrs. Gula
of 500 A avenue East, re.
turned the first of the week to their
homes in Ottumwa.
Miss Irene Batey, of Fort Dodge,
spent Sunday and Monday with Oska'
oosa friends, and left this morning
Tor Springfield, ILL.,, where she will
make an extended visit with her sis
er, Mrs. Floyd Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl. Parker, of Wat
srloo, who have been visiting at the
II. d. Parker home, No. 1907
High avenue East, left this morning
or Centerville, where they will visit
ais brother, Earl Parker.
John A. Bell, of Colfax, la, was the
quest OF Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Deck, at
400 South Eleventh street. on Mon
lay. Mr.. Bell says the Decks had
IN offer OF $500 for their ten-acre
olat OF land, but refused it.
Dispatches form Washington, D. c.,
announce. the appointment of Russell
). Henry, son of MIS-. Flora Henry, OF
t16 North Fourth street, to a clerk
ship in the United States navy de-
Dartment. He leaves Thursday morn,
ing for his position at the U. 5. cap
Itol.
p. f. King, of Cotton, S. D., is q
guest for a few days of relatives in
his city and leaves Thursday for To
leka, kans., where he will visit his
parents during July. From there he.
goes to Thermopolls, WyO., TO spend
week or ten days with his brother
:. s. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. G. Johnson and
Hannah and Kelley, are
making preparations for their annual
,ummer outing at Birch Island and
Expect TO depart within few days
or the north woods. They will be
by Masters Huston and
Junior Schee, sons OF Mr.. and MIS-.
}. F. Schee.
Miss Florence Stevenson, who has
,een spending two weeks with rela-
ives here, guest at the home OF her
cousin, W. A. Stevenson, left this
morning over the NJ. & st. L. by the
way OF Springfield, H.. for her home
n Asheville, North Carolina. Miss
stevenson is the principal OF the
Home School for
Girls" which is located in that city
Frank E. Radcliffe, of Lynnville'
spent Monday with Oskaloosa friends
md left last night over the NJ. & St
Z for Livingston, Montana, where ne
will locate permanently and practice
Mr.. Radcliffe was en-
ployed in the Baldauf-Rosenblatt
Dry Goods Co. for a number OF
months in the linen department anu
lis many friends wish him the best
# success in his new business.
w. H. Hit was over from Knoxville
esterday.
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. c. B. West.
,rook, of Oskaloosa, was guest OF
er sister, Mrs. A. Dillon, last Friday.
Monroe Mirror: Miss lmogene
yestbrook, of Oskaloosa, was an over
sunday visitor with her aunt, Mrs.
Dillon.
Iowa City Republican: Miss Bessie
I. German of Oskaloosa is visiting
n the city for few days with univer-
ity friends.
Washington Journal: Miss Mary
Barnett OF Oskaloosa arrived Friday
morning and is visiting at the e. q.
Gardner nome.
J. Propman, of Mason City, was a
business caller in town over Sunday,
,oing to Perry yesterday to look al
er business interests. I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. r. Gregg OF Hamil-
on, who were recently married, are
lere for visit with Mrs Albert" Vert
II ZIG Third avenue west.
Thomas Brown, of Canton, Illinois,
,isited Sunday with his cousin here,
md left yesterday for Waterloo,
where he will make a two weeks
,isit with his brother, r. Z. Brown.