The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-16

Ioosa. having staged previous entei
ltainments for local organizations
/ They eln always successful, Away
popular ard the mere announcement
!'.the Howes are in town" carrie
weight. We all know that something
good is coming.
&c., CFrom Tuesdays Daily.l
George Rucker of Des Moines wa
among town friends yesterday.
p. C. Hensley of Cedar Rapids i
visiting Oskaloosa friends this week
Miss Fern Williams, of Ottumwa
was a Sunday visitor with friends IL
town.
Mrs. Hattie ScanlOn of Detroit IL
the guest OF friends in OskalOosa this
week.
Mesdames Frank and Roy Shoe
make returned Tuesday from week
end visit in Des MOines.
Emmor Davis and Gowan Morgan
of Danville, Illinois, are guests OF
Oskaloosa friends this week.
Mrs. Wray, formerly of Des Moines
but recently moved to Washington
returned this morning to her home,
after a most enjoyable visit in Oska'
loosa
Mrs. Julia Manson, who has been
visiting in OskaloOsa, returned this
morning to her home in Moline, Hi
nois.
Miss Malisia A. Whitmore, of Ere
mont, was in town Monday to attend
the funeral of the late Mrs. MaIisia
Jane Rossitre.
Mrs. Homer Sayles went to En-.
mettsburg Monday morning, summon
ed to the sick bed of her sister, Mrs.
Alice Whitaker
Miss Irene Carey, who has been a
guest OF Miss Cordelia Myers. for a
number of DAYS, returns tonight to
her home in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Cook, Misses
Sara Williams, Eda Haskell and G..
W. Shockley were in Des Moaes
Monday 10 see Mary Garden.
Mrs. Geo. Barrows of III c avenue
east, departed this morning via Rock
island, for Milwaukee, Wis.,, where
she will visit for several weeks at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs f.. {.
Roberts.
Joseph. Stumps who has spent the
winter months as the guest OF his
sister, Mrs. Mary Zuloff and other
friends in and about Los Angeles, has
returned to his home just in time to
make garden.
Mrs. Dugin, wife of a former pastor
of the United Presbyterian church OF
this city, is very i'll at her home in
suffering from stroke of
paralysis. Many friends here will
hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. W. RI. Kalback returned home
yesterday, Mr.. kalbach stopping by
the way to look after some business
interests. Mr.. and Mrs. Kalbach
have spent the past three months
visiting friends and sightseeing in
southern California.
w. G. Beard, formerly with the NJ.
& ST. l.. Ry. passed through the city
last night at midnight, enrOute from
St. Louis TO Minneapolis. He was on
his private car No. 500 and was going
10 transfer his family from the form.
er residence in Minneapolis.
Mrs. r. }. Henley, a former resi-.
dent of OskaloOsa is lying critically
i'll in a hospital in Pierre, South Da-
Kota. Word was received by local
friends yesterday that she had sub
mitted last Thursday to three severe
operations in the hope OF lettering
her condition.
c. w. Huntington, OF the NJ. K st.
l.. Ry. property. spent four or five
hours in Oskaloosa Monday between
trains, making a careful and detailed
survey OF the property located in this
place, calling among old time friends
and renewing acquaintances in the
business section of the city.
Charley IIerrlck, Adams Express
Messenger on the Tracy Branch OF
two weeks vacation in Chicago.
Ralph Jones is filling Mr.. Herrick's
place during the two weeks, and
Charley Fuller is substituting as
driver on the express wagon.
Miss Elizabeth Sheahan, county
superintendent of schools, left this
afternoon to be in attendance at the
annual conference of county super
intendents OF the state, which Is in
session at Iowa City tomorrow and
Thursday, April II and 16. The pro
gram for the conference consists
largely OF general discussions but
there are a number OF special fea.
lures arranged for, including a couple
of addresses by State University ed
ucators, a luncheon given by the Tri.
angle Club OF the University faculty
tomorrow noon, an auto. trip over
Iowa City, and visit to the Univer'
sity colleges.
Osceola Democrat: Mrs. J. s
Meyers and son Ralph are visiting
relatives in OskaloOsa since Tuesday
Misses Mae, Helene and Byrde
DoTgon and Miss Minnie Carney
spent Sunday with friends in Ottum
wa.
Pella Chronicle: Misses Margaret
DeBoer and Jennie TerLouw were
Oskaloosa visitors Saturday after
noon.
Bloomfield Democrat: Miss Gene
We've .-itchell, of OskaloOsa, visited
in this city from Friday until Mon
day with Miss Winnie McCoy.
n. V. Allender. who was driver OF
the Adams Express wagon for a shor
time has accepted a position with
the shoe department OF the FRANKIE
Dry Goods Co.