The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-19

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friends In the city VITA pleasan
call Friday between trains. Mrs
Jones was enroute from her home ii
Des Moines TO towns east OF oska
loosa.
! Mrs. d. NJ. McClanahan, of Empo
lrta, Kansas, has been visiting lel
lmotber in eastern Ohio and her sis
tier, Mrs. A. Williamson, south Oi
ltowu. The sisters had not met fol
twelve years and the week spent al
1.-THE Williamson home was one ol
greatest pleasure.
DIR. F. F. Parker left Friday even
ing for Ames, where he goes to wit
ness the foot ball game between his
Alma Mater, Iowa State College oil
Agriculture and Mechanics Arts anc
the University of Iowa, and to be
one of the hundreds Alumni at the
iannuaI fall homecoming at the Iowa
State College.
Mrs. Harvey Norris and daughter,
Miss Iva, of Newcomerstown, Ohio,
and Mrs. Cynthia Little and baby
daughter. Dorthy, from Newark, New
Jersey, arrived in the city Friday
eveningfor visit at the A. c. Sim
mons home, 81 North c street. Mrs.
Norris is a sister of Mrs. Simmons
and Mrs. Little is a neice.
Physical Director E. L. Davis, of
the Osaaloosa Y M. c. A, went to
Des Moines Friday afternoon to at.
tend conference Saturday of the
physical directors of the Iowa as
sociations. DR.. Fisher, of New York,
who is on the International commit
tee of the physical department OF
Y. NJ. c. AS will deliver a number
Of addresses at the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rominger,
of Long Beach, Cal. who came to
Oskaloosa with the body of Mrs.
Rominger's mother, Mrs. Margaret
Baker went to Bloomfield, their for
mer home. last evening for a few
days visit. They will return We'd
nesday of next week to visit with
OskaIoosa people and will be guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Spencer.
Wat Cheer Patriot: C. Ed Bemar
of Oskaloosa, was in What Cheer
Monday on business. He Is one OF
the shrewd and careful business men
of the country and he knows how
things in a business way are going,
as we'll as any man in the state. He
has been in the banking and farm
loaDing business for a number OF
years. Mr.. Beman knows when the
country is prosperous and when II iS
aot. We wish we dared to print our
conversation with him. II would
open the eyes of a number of people
as to what caused the great political
upheavsl
OF former weIl-known Oskaloosa
lady the Attica correspondent of the
Knoxville Journal says: At the
home of the brides other, Mrs. Per-
mehs Robuck. occurred the marriage
| of Mrs. Dora Todd, of Los Angeles,
ICai, and e. e. Apologize, OF Knox.
vile, Ia, on Monday evening, Nov.
10. The ceremony was performed by
Rev Tague. The best wishes of the
community are extended to them.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal couple and also Miss Marie
ToGd, daughter of the bride, went to
Knoxville, where they left on the
evening train for Los Angeles, Cal
EIdyville Tribune: While return
ing from Oskaloosa Sunday afternoon
Bert Lewis and family met with
serious accident. They were near
the Judson Kerr home in Bluff Creek
when they met two buggies, which
we're across the bridge, while ne was
nearing it with his automobile. There
was not sufficient room for his car
and in attempting to get on the
bridge the car went into a ditch and
turned turtle, pinning Mr.. Lewis un'
der the car and the front part OF the
car caught Mrs. Lewis across ner
body, with her head lying on the
bank. She is badly bruised, but
there are no bones broken or serious
internal injuries, although the entire
weight Of one side of the car was
resting on her and the fact that she
was a small woman saved her life
Mr.. Lewis received severe bruises
and the children escaped without in
Jury. They we're taken to Mr.. Kerr's
home.
(From Tuesdays DailyD
| c. Ed Beaman and family were in
Des Moines over Sunday. They at
TENDED the Sunday meeting in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dixon and sor
formerly residents of this COUNTY
have returned to Iowa, after resi-
ldence in Whittier. Calf, and are
living for the winter at No. sol
Ninth avenue east. They will re
turn to their farm north of town IL
the early spring.
Master Clifford DUNCAN, of 81;
North Seventh street, celebrated hi
eleventh birthday Sunday, Noyem
bee Is, by inviting six OF his friend
tn a "wIennie roast" and the after
noon was spent in playing game
land an excellent time was enjoye'
by all. Master Clifford was wishes
many more birthdays as happy a
his eleventh.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Friends In the city have received an
Inducements of the marriage Of Mis-
Josephine Baughman, of New Sharol
land Frederick George Burke, OF o.
kaloosa The wedding took plac
Wednesday evening at the home Q
the brides brother, O. A. Baughmar
at Ames. Miss Baughman Is daugt
fer ~ Mr. and Mra Henry sRauQl