The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-06-18

Millar.
| Oral FarTall, q graduate OF Oska
loosa high school, class az. was in the
city a short while Saturday. Oral
mas been attending college at North
western University and was on his
way from Chicago to CenterYille,
where he goes as advance agent for
chautauqua talent.
Miss Charlotte Rosenberger, OF
Muscatine, a graduate of Penn Col
| lege class 49, has arrived to attend
the functions OF Penn Commencement
week and to be present at the grad
nation exercises of the class of 1914,
of which her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Rosenberger is member.
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. Howard
Roberts was visiting relatives in Os-
kaloosa last week.
Mrs. Eta Davis left Saturday after
noon to visit relatives and friends in
New Providence and TT. Dodge.
Abba News: Mrs. Chas. Schroeder
and children, Olive and William have
returned from a visit in Oskaloosa.
Abba News: Mrs. Chas. CoulsOn
and children, Margaret and Roy have
returned to their home in Oskaloosa.
Bnssey Record: Miss Nell Wilson,
of OskaloOsa, was an oVer-Sunday
guest here with her friend, Miss Fac
Mcconnell.
Sigourney News: Miss Lon Wine
garden, OF Webster, who has been
attending school at Oskaloosa was
transfer passenger for her home Fri
day.
Bussey Record: c. BroughtOn and
son David. of OskalOOSa were here
visiting his brother, NJ. E. Broughton
and his neice, Mrs. +. c. Mcclure,
the first of the week.
Fort Dodge Messenger; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Harris and daughters Vel
da and Helen left Wednesday for Os.
kaloosa, where they will visit with
Mir. Harris's parents. The trip was
made by antO.
Bnssey Record: Misses Grace Min.
ar, Fac Mcconnell and Maude Martin
went TO Oskaloosa, Monday morning
o attend the Mahaska County Teach
ers' Normal institute which Is being
held there this week.
Sigourney News: Mrs. Ross Paint
er and daughter, Anna Mae and Mrs.
W. NJ. Painter and daughter. Alice
who are here from New York City
visiting Mrs. Painters son, Ross,
went to OskaloOsa Friday for visit
Bussey Record: NJ ]. Silver. form
erly of Oskalosa spent the latter part
If last week here with his brother,
4. J. Silver and family. Mr.. Silver
nlnthin0 in nCkn.
loosa and expects to locate in some
larger town.
Lovilia Press: The following from
here attended a Holiness camp meet.
ng at University Park, Oskaloosa,
iowa, Monday and Tuesday: Miss
Nora Spencer, Rev. Mrs. Naly, Miss
Lelah Sheppard, Mrs. Rosa Conrow,
Mrs. c. G. Spencer and Ida Gregg.
Abba Republican: AL Snuffin and
i've other gentlemen of Oskaloosa
we're in Abba Saturday and Sunday.
yuests OF ]. NJ. Hagan. Mr.. Hagan
vas an intimate friend of the gen.
tlemen while in Oskaloosa, and tho
yisit the first of the week was most
enjoyable one.
Bussey Record Among those who
AVE been attendance at the Holiness
"amp Meeting at OskalOOsa the past
ten days are: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Tladson, Mrs. Al Gray, Mrs. John
Trotter, Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Bradley
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary HARNESS and fam,
lily, Misses Hazel Rice, and Fern
Brooks, and Dema AtChison.
Osceola Democrat: Mrs. FuQua
If Oskaloosa, is here to spend /
couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs
William Bevans. She has been witt
relatives and friends at Grand River
md Hopeville. Mr.. Fuqua came
Thursday and remained until Mon
lay when he went to Des Moines fo'
mis- car which he had left there FOL
repairs. Mr.. Fuqua was fortunate &c
receive only slight injuries in the &C
cident which disabled his car, short
distance the other side OF Des Moines
(From Tuesdays Daily.l
Mrs. Jno. p. Hiatt arrived home to
day from her sojourn in Los Angeles
T. b. Shrades, of Washington, la.
s with Oskaloosa friends for a few
days.
r. A. Anderson, OF Lincoln, Illinois
is spending a few days with friends
in town.
W. n. Davis, of Kansas City. j.:
making a few days visit with rela
tiyes in this city.
J. r. Dunn, President of the Delt
Savings bank, spent Monday will
friends in the city.
Art and Al Mccullough and JohI
Kelley, OF Coatsville, Mo, are In The
city on real estate business.
w. w. Morns, n. G. Boyer and Geo
Fl. Craig, of Keosauqua, enjoyed 3
visit with friends in the city Mon
day.
DR.. c. j. Lukens, formerly of THU
city but now located at Abba, was {
visitor Monday among old acquaint
anees here.
Miss Helen McCnrdy. who has beef
quite i'll, threatened with typhoid few
err, Ia much better and il is though
has escaped the fever.
Misses Margaret and Minnie Lich
tenheld have gone 10 Cedar Falls Il
attend the Summer School at thu
Iowa Teachers College.
Miss Josephine Fritz left for Coun
ell Bluffs this morning, where she
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