The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09


Stein, who have been visiting Mrs
Nathan Stein, will leave within a
few days for Boise Idaho, where they
VIII open with Stock Company fol-
the winter season
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone, oil
Belle PLANE, who have been visiting
at Mrs. Mary Barnes home have de-
parted for New Sharon where they
will spend few days with relatives
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. McWiliams. OF
Valley Junction and Lester L. Thomp,
son, a prominent attorney of Des
Moines, have returned to their homes
after brief visit at the T. M. Wells
home on North C street.
Fred Moore, junior partner of the
Clendenon & Company shoe store,
left Monday afternoon for Cedar Rap
ids, where he goes TO attend the con
vention of the Iowa Retail Shoe Deal
ers convention now in session there.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. PRIME, formally
of Three Forks, Montana, are spend
ing the summer months in Yellow
stone National Park in the interests
of Mr. PRIMES health. Mrs. PRIME is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H..
Davidson. of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mansfield and
daughter Julia, of Rock Island, ILL.,,
and son Jay, of Des Moines, and Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Mansfield, of Des
Moines, spent the Fourth at the par
entail Mansfield home on Fourth ave-
nue. West.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Robert Nc
Intire and her daughters. Rheta and
Rena, and Miss Freda Carpenter, went
to Oskaloosa Saturday morning to
meet Mrs. McIntire's sister, Miss Ma
rie Adams, of Dillon, Iowa, who ar.
Intire home.
Richland Clarion: Albert Talley
accompanied his son VIII to Oskaloo
sa Tuesday, where viii will undergo
an operation. He had been quite
poorly all winter and his friends and
relatives hope for him a successful
operation and better health. Dr.
Moore, OF Martinsburg, is the attend
ing physician.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. A. c. Brady
and daughters, Miss Lucille and Mrs,
Bert Mershon, of Chicago, also Miss
Frances Logan left Saturday after
noon for Clear Lake, where they will
spend the 4th with Mr.. and Mrs
Hunting. Mershon and Miss Logan
stopped in Oskaloosa to spend Sunday
at the w. A. Brady home.
Secretary H. V. Henness, of the Y.
NJ. C. A., is home from Lake Geneva,
where he has been attending the an
nual conference of secretaries. He
was also a delegate to the lnterna'
tional Sunday school convention at
Chicago. Mrs Henness and baby
are home from Ottumwa, where they
visited while Mr.. Henness were away
patcher at the NJ. & St L., who is en-.
joying a vacation from his duties, ar
rived home yesterday after a visit
with relatives in Danville. Ills, and
a brief stop in Chicago. Mr. Ebey in
tended to spend several days taking
in the sights of the Windy City but 1t
was too hot for him and, after taking
in a couple of ball games, he arrived
at the conclusion that Oskaloosa.
Iowa, sounded good to him and &C
cOTulHSly GAME uOIhe'
Newton News: A large omnibus
from the Holt bus line of Oskaloosa,,
arrived in the city Wednesday even
ing for the purpose of running a hack
line to the big races. The bus will
easily haul twenty or more people
at a trip and greatly facilitated the
passage to and from the fair grounds.
They experienced some trouble, how
ever, in securing a license to do busl-
ness, but were finally granted one I'M
til the first OF September at the neat
little sum of $3.50. They gladly paid
the license fee.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Miss Gladys Ennis of Des Moines is
guest of friends in this city.
Miss Bernice Chase, of Aberdeen.
South Dakota, Is guest at the G. A.
Sundstrom aonfe.
James Hilleary, of the G. &. G.,
clothing store, has gone to Alton, Ia,
to spend his vacation
Attorney Edward Schmidt return
ed Tuesday from short business and
pleasure trip to Clear Lake.
Miss Leona Ciarkson, OF Des
Moines, is spending most enjoyable
week with 0skaloosa friends
viii Jackley and ,his friend spent
the Fourth OF July In Sigourney and
report most delightful time.
Mrs. Maggie Hazard is acre from
Des Moines visiting her mother. Mrs.
Hartman, OF 315 North F street.
! Miss Lucille Rollins, who was q
guest OF her friend, Miss Ruth RiggeT
over the Fourth, has returned to her
home In Grinnell
Mrs. Mary Leonard and daughter
Miss Gladys. returned home last even
Ing afte- several days visit In Des