The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-07-16

Smith, at Isabel Flats on South Mar
ket street.
| DR.. NJ. Childress and family left
this morning in their auto for Birch
Island, Wis, where they will spend
several weeks.
Miss Zoe Frazier, teacher in the
schools of Newton, arrived last even
ing to spend several weeks with her
brother, DR.. Frazier.
Mrs. Walter Mckinley has return
ed to her home, No. GOA North D ST.,
after'a most delightful visit with rela-
tives in Longville, MIMI
Lester d. Barrett, Of st. Louis, Mo,
is with relatives here, and will leave
Friday for St Paul. to visit his cous-
ms, Wesley and Harrison Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Butler and son
Frederick leave tonight for Birch Is
land Lake, Wisconsin tor q fortnight
outing with the Oskaloosa colony
Miss Hazel McElroy, of GOA North
D street, who has been very Ill with
appendicitis, was operated upon at
Abbott hospital and is doing nicely.
Mrs. John Essling and Miss Mar
garet Murray came to Oskaloosa for
few days visit with friends and
relatives, and also to take in the
circus.
Mrs. L. P. Roenspeiss and son
Fred w. Roenspeiss, of 423 North
Market street, go to Des MONIES
Thursday for a two days visit with
friends.
Miss Alys Bates, of Silver Bow,
Montana, was a guest Monday with
her cousin, and left this morning for
Versailles, Mo-, where she will spend
week with friends.
Miss Cara Brown, of Des Moines,
arrived in the city last evening TO be
guest of her sister, Mrs. DIR. M. Chill
dress, and to accompany them on
their trip to the lakes.
r. r. Lewis, of Cleveland, O., was
a guest of Oskaloosa friends Monday
and left this morning for Council
Bluffs, where he will make a two
weeks visit with his mother.
Miss Vera Hyler. of Chicago, was a
guest of young ladies in this city
Sunday and Monday and left this
morning for Minneapolis, where she
goes to spend the summer with her
aunt, Mrs. T. w. Hyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill s. Anderson,
of Newman, California, are guests OF
friends in this city until Friday,
when they leave for Chicago, where
they will spend number OF weeks
visiting with relatives.
Miss Margaret Monroe, who has
been visiting with her cousin, Miss
Ruth Roberts, in Washington, was a
guest last night with friends in Oska-
loosa, and returned this morning to
her home in Marshalltown.
Miss Lydia Sindler, who has been
enjoying a weeks visit with her un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F..
Motsch, of TO Second avenue East.
left Saturday evening over the {. X
|. & P. for her home in st. Louis.
Mrs. b. N. Montgomery and son
Burton, of Portsmouth, Ohio, who have
been spending a week with relatives
in this city, left Monday afternoon
for Burlington, where they Will be
guests of Mrs. Montgomery sister.
Leonard Beans, OF Lincoln, Neb.,
who is making an extended visit with
his cousin, Hoyt Beans, of $40 First
avenue East, returned Monday even
ing from Des MOines, where he mas
been spending a few days with other
relatives.
Ed Hopes, of Minneapolis, form
er OskaloOsa boy, who is having a
vacation tour over Iowa roads IN
company with a friend stopped in
town yesterday for a couple or hours
and greeted old time friends ana
formar apouaintancpS
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Hastings
and daughter, Miss Edith, OF water
loo, were guests Saturday and sun
day of Oskaloosa friends and lett Mon
day for Keokuk, where they go to
make an extended visit with Mrs
Hastings sister. Mrs. B. G. Carter
Miss Ethel Mcmillan. of 4Ol South
Third street, left this morning tor
Des Moines, where she will visit with
relatives. Miss Mcmillan will be
one of the out town guests at a
house party given by Mrs. Margaret
Milly in honor of friends from Ne"
York City.
Mrs. Clara Smith and two children
who have been visiting friends anc
relatives in and around Oskaloosa
left Monday afternoon for their home
in Saginaw, Michigan. They vii
stop en- route at Milwaukee and spend
few days with Mrs. Smiths sister
Mrs. Charles p. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Parrott have
moved from Orleans, Indiana, to Us
kaloosa and will make their future
home at the George McCarty propert!
607 First avenue east, which MT
PARROT has purchased. Oskaloos'
people extend a hearty welcome u
these new citizens, and will remem
Der Mrs. PARROT as formerly Mis-
Hattie Thompson, who taught som
years ago in the public schools o
this city, and whose parents live nea
Fremont. Mr.. PARROT Will be EN-
ployed by the Bell Clothing Company
Keokuk Gate City: John Neenal
of Oskaloosa, a former KeokuKiar
lis in the city visiting.
Miss Aline Martin, who has Dee
visiting friends in Oskaloosa return
ed Saturday to her home In Rock II
land.
j Miss Ethel Kinsman Of Missouri
, Mont, has arrived to spend her sun
mer vacation at the home OF her pa
ents.
. Miss Louise Sewers, who has bee
! | a pnest at the home of her conSll