The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-20

in town a few days ago seeing no
the work is progressing.
| Montezuma Republican,: Anon
those who attended Mrs. Creswen
funeral were Miss Lena Rowe, Mrs
j. L. Rowe, Mrs. Frank Shoemake, o
Oskaloosa; Mrs. H. F.. Rowland, o
Chicago. rs
Mrs. J. l.. Hardness, of 1914 Soutl
Market street, went to Des Nome
| Saturday to visit with her sisters
Miss Ruth Hardness, who has beef
visiting her aunt, returned with he
to Des Moines,
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. w. I
Miles and daughter, Ferne, of Guth
rie, Okla, and Mrs Jennie Mormon
of Oskaloosa, returned home FTida!
after q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Gu!
Bridges, southwest of town.
w. NJ. Ewing of Nevada, Missouri
has been enjoying a few days visi
with relatives In Ottumwa and Us
kaloosa, left Friday afternoon fol
Cleveland, Ohio, to spend severa
weeks with his brother, S. c. Ewing
Mrs. Emma Friend and son Jacl
who have been spending the summer
months with her mother Mrs. Burk
ct, No. T05 south Market street will
leave Tuesday for their home in Mil
waukee to be on. hand for the op
ening of school.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. John
Mum has sold his farm vast OF What
Cheer, known as the Beamon farm
to !. w. Beans, of Oskaloosa. The
deal was made through the agency
of Bert Harris, Of Barnes City, the
consideration being 5000 an acre.
Miss Laura Gibbons has arrived
home from a three weeks pleasure
trip. While away she was a guest
at house parties at Des Moines and
Waterloo, and enjoyed a most de
lightful weeks tour with friends In
autos through the state of Illinois.
William Bernstein of the o. T. &
L. company office force, is enjoying
a two weeks vacation. Mr.. Bern
stein left Saturday evening on the
NJ. & st. L. excursion for Minnea
polls, where he will spend sever;
days and will also visit with rela
tives in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids
Montezuma Republican: DR.. and
Mrs. Trimble recently attended a
funeral at Frederick, husband of a
niece of Mrs. Trimble who was
drowned On their return they stop
ped at Oskaloosa and left their son
Roy, who visited relatives for a few
days. Friday Paul Trimble, of Al
bia, brother of DR.. Trimble who visit
ed at Oskaloosa, accompanied Roy to
MonteZuma.
Miss Adalyn Sewers, after spend
ing a number of weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. V. Sewers, No
$50 north Market street, started Sat
urday upon her return to the West
She will visit with her sister, Mrs
Lucille Stephenson at Fort Morgan
Colorado, and go thence to Great
Falls, Montana, where she has made
contract for another year of service
in the public schools.
Eddyville Tribune: When return
ing from New Orleans a short tins
ago, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. P. Guy stopped
off in Attica, New York and Visite'
for a couple of days with the families
of 8. Clendennon, who formerly livet
on the Pekay farm and Chas. Rob
erts, who lived near Givln. Mr.. Rob
erts and Mr. CleRdennon moved Il
New York last winter, having pur
chased farms there. Mr.. and Mrs
Guy report that both these families
are very we'll satisfied with their new
location. ~
From Tuesdays Daily.l
Harry w. Bnlick went to De-
Moines on a business trip.
Joe Bernstein. who is in business
with his brother in Abba, was VI
and spent Sunday at the parental b
Bernstein home, 315 First aVenu
| west.
Misses Catherine and Lucretii
Haywood of Matherville, Ills. ar
guests at the c. Wilson home, so
3 avenue west for few weeks.
Mrs. H. NJ. Baughman leaves toda
for Lewistown, Montana to visit he
son Paul, who is a successful cor
tractor and builder at that place.
B. NJ. Lanning of Green Castl'
Missouri, made an over Sunday Wis
with his uncle Thomas Lanning an
left Monday for Fort Dodge to Wis
his brother.
B. S. Dack left this morning fo
Ames to resume his position in tn
hardware business, after a pleasar
vacation with friends and relative
in the city.
T. NJ. Pidcock of North Vernon, Il
diana, visited over Sunday with h
friend ]. r. Richardson, and lie
Monday afternoon for Cedar RapiC
to visit relatives.
. C. c. Griswold, train dispatcher
the Des Moines Valley Division
the C, r. & P, was a caller tn
T morning on the local train dispatch'
. Frank A. Forche.
H. X. Franklin. of Jasonville. Obi
left Monday afternoon for Mime
polls, where he will make an exten
!, ed visit with relatives. He has be-
: visiting with A. T. Butler and famil
e. D. Elson, Of Dayton, Ohio, spe
, Monday in Oskaloosa visiting WI
|, his cousin, William Elson, and le
,, this morning for st. Paul, where !
goes TO make months visit WI
his brother. .-s.4. lee. .. F..
!. L. w. Green, OF Ord, Nebrash
r after a weeks visit with friends al
relatives in and around Oskaloos
/, left this morning on a three weei
; nlaasi,re trim 10 Chicago, Indianapo