The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-20

err Stanley mechanician, Mike Cruzen
and Arthur Walling high pNvates In
the rear seat ready to get out and
get under in case of trouble. They
went via the Great White Way to
Muscatne where they will take In
the big picnic today and tonight
leaving in the morning for the ride
lcross Illinois.
Iowa City Citizen: r. l.. Bates of
Oskaloosa is a visitor in Iowa City
today.
Abba News: Harry Burdock and
family spent Sunday with his parents.
near Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Donnelly, No.
Is south street are home from a
isit to Cedar Rapids.
Richland Clarion: Miss Grace
Brady, of Oskaloosa, came down
Monday and is visiting relatives and
riends here.
Washington Journal: Webb Brant.
an, Jr. of Oskaloosa was here Mon
.ay calling on friends and making
/ business trip.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Walter Jones
went to Oskaloosa last Friday even.
| ing for a short visit with her son
| Meb Jones and family.
Pella Chronicle: Harry Wilcox,
! Mrs. Kentfield and Miss Ida Cox OF
Oskaloosa visited Sunday at the home
of Mrs. p J. Plat in south Pella.
Mrs. Grace Shafer and Miss Lulu
Monk of the Brazil mining camp are
guests of their sister, Mrs. Emma
| Cheney and with friends at Beacon
]. w. Lassaux, wife and baby. To-
Gated at 400 north d street are new
corners to Oskaloosa. Mr.. LassauX Is
an agent of the National Buiscuit
company.
Abba Union: Misses Bonnie Tuck
er of the G. T. Scott grocery and
Dena Berquist of Strausburger's are
spending the first of the week in Os-
kaloosa.
Bussey Record: Mrs Mae Anspach
of Oskaloosa came Monday evening
for a visit at the homes of daughter
and son, Mrs. Dave Williams and
Lloyd Anspach.
Winterset Reporter: Miss Mary
McNichol, who has been visiting her
brother, Ross McNichol, OF Douglas
township, left Tuesday morning for
her home in Oskaloosa.
Winterset Reporter Miss Ella
Doud and Tom Curran, who have
been visiting at the John Nunan
home. left Wednesday morning for
; their home in Oskaloosa.
Grinnell Herald: Miss Nina Ali
| son returned to her duties in the Ma
t nett G. Co. store last Monday after a
two weeks vacation during which
:. she visited part of the time in Deep
River and Oskaloosa.
+ Fred L. Hicks has departed for
! Gillette, Wyoming, where he will be
u the guest of his uncle, Fred G. Hicks.
of that place. Fred goes west on &C
count OF his health, but incidentally
will enter his third year of High
: school at that place.
Richland Clarion: Those who spent
:, Sunday at the l.. B. Reed home were
|, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Bruck, of Spencer
r Albert Reed, of Oskaloosa, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Turner and family, Mr.
. ond Mrs. II. II. Pendergraft and son
= Mrs. Celia Reed, Mrs. Il. II. Horning
= l.. c. Horning and Miss Laura Horn
> Inc.
Helld SHTOulClc. NcO. N6T OLeeS
y attended to business at Oskaloosa or
e Monday afternoon. George says his
s. brother Carl, who has been with tbs
Redpath.Vawter chautauqua people
"a all summer In Minnesota will be home
/ lin few weeks. Carl will be scienc,
q teacher in the Pella High school mex
d yea.
I'll Art e. Caldwell and wife, old tim,
q residents Of Oskaloosa dropped In
- Yesterday to call among old tins
IS friends, Art, from expert wheelman
2. has become boatman and has be-
y in government pilot service on tn,
y Missouri and Mississippi. The fathe
n and mother are coming from Califor
MIA and all are going to take tril
at up the Mississippi in Arts fifty foo
in boat He has not forgotten his prov
IN ess with the wheel and Monday h
ne biked from Burlington TO Rlchlani
s; over almost impossible roads. dust
m from work and dry weather,