The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-06-18
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burg, is the guest OF her brother
Harry WycoH, for a two weeks visit
New Sharon Star: Alec Divan hai
returned from the hospital in Oska
loosa, where he recently underwear
an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Mary Dobyns who has beer
teaching i'm Council Bluffs arrived
home last evening and is staying al
the Adams house 3l9 High avenue
east
Mrs. DR.. G. L. Bliss, of Three Riv
ers, Mich, is here helping her moth
er, Mrs. Il. q. Smith, pack here house
hold effects, preparatory for her triI
TO Buffalo, Wyoming.
Edyville Tribune: Miss Aggie Luc
as returned to her home at Oskalooss
last Thursday after spending a few
days visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. l.
Cecil and with Eddyville friends.
New Sharon Star: Miss Minnie
Harrison who graduated from the Os
kaloosa high school in the class of IA
has accepted a position ut the StaI
oiilce and began work this week.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Mrs. William Jennings and son Har'
ry went To OskalOosa Thursday morn
ing 10 visit for q few days with Mrs
Jennings aunt, Miss Martha Gaylord
and other relatives.
New Sharon Star: L. X. Carpenter
has traded his anto garage and stock
To u. DunwOody for 100 acres Of
land near Oskaloosa. Possession has
already been given and Mr.. Dun
woody expects to personally conduct
t..e auto business.
Eddyville Tribune: Jake Van Vark
OF Oskaloosa is doing some clearing
on the farm which Nick DeGues sold
Ia Mr.. Ives OF Oskaloosa some time
ago. MIR. Van Vark Is cutting down
the timber and brush along the road
and In one OF the fields.
or former Oskaioosa boy. the
Chicago Record Herald says: Miss
Genagieve Dupuy, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Dupuy OF 1926
north Pauline street, was married to
the Rev Ralph Cleland Scott, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin c. Scott of Ber-
wyn, last night at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr. Scott is pastor
of the Washington street Methodist
church at Newburyport, Mass. where
he and Mrs. Scott will make their
home until next April. when they will
20 TO Rio de Janiero, Brazil, where
Mr.. Scott will organize and conduct a
work among the university students
of that city"
Telegram to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Woodruff, brings announce.
ment OF the appointment of Roscoe
Woodruff to be Captain of the
First Year Cadets at West Point Mil
itary Academy. This is the topmost
honor that can come to a cadet at
West Point and is gained only by
first place in scholarship, athletics,
and everything else that contributes
TO the general average upon which
the appointment is based. 1t makes
young Woodruff the ranking captain
of the academy for the year l9l4-1"
up to the time OF his graduation next
June. In his Sophomore year Roscoe
was a corporal, the highest office for
the class and in the Junior year a
sergeant In the United States Cadet
Corps az West Point the military or
ganization comprises six companies
Of which Cadet Woodruff has now
been appointed ranking captain.
Prof fl. w. Hurt, president of LON
bard College, Galpsburg, H.. accom-
panied by Mrs. Hurt are guests OF the
ID. }. Snyder home on High avenue
east Tor d weeks visit.
Miss Amy Rosenblatt, daughter oil
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosenblatt, came
nome last evening from her school
work at Vassar Female Seminary Col
lege tor her summer vacation.
Miss Aenid Beman, daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs. c. Ed Beman, who has
been attending Iowa Wesleyan col
lege at Mt. Pleasant, arrived homt
yesterday 10 spend the summer yaea'
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Carrick,
drove down in their auto from theiT
nome in Clear Lake and are making
a short visit at the parental John
Ramsay home. No. Sl4 First avenue
cast
Mrs. Eli Davis and children, oil
Morenci, AriZ, arTiTed at the paren
tai ID. Davis home. S14 South Elev
enth street, Friday. The son, Dennis
and family, OF Omaha, Neb.. are ex
pected today.
I. j. McMahon, OF new oTieflhs
La, who has been spending a lev
days vita relatives here, left thi.
nOrning TOR Aurora, ILL.,, where he VII
spend number OF weeks visiting rel
atiyes and friends.
Kenneth Williams, who has been
roaming at 2l0 College avenue and
who has very satisfactorily FINISHED
tho school work OF the Freshman
year at Penn, left this morning foI
his home in Earlham, Ia, where h
will spend the summer.
Harry W. Graham, of 209 Fourti
avenue West, returned Friday morn
ing from Iowa City, whore he spen'
a couple OF days with his father. w
Il. Graham. Harry leaves this even
ing for Fort Dodge, where he Will b'
employed during the summer months
Mr.. and Mrs frank Smbenrauch, OF
PeIla, and Mr. and Mrs. John ii
Blakeslee. OF this city, returned Fri
day from Burlington, whtre the!
have been attending the Iowa drug
gists convention. They had a de
iightful trip and an excellent time al
burlington.
George 2. Dawson, who has been
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