The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-13

3O2 north G street, returned Monday
! to their home.
Miss Irene snider, of 42s Mort
\ Third street, went to Clear LAKE
Monday afternoon to make a weeks
visit with her friend, Miss Dorothy
White, at the 8. W. White cottage
on the lake. Miss Snider will go tc
Des MoInes from Clear Lake to visit
relatives and attend the state fair
and will return t7me about the frs'
of September.
Miss Dick" Tenant, who has
been enjoying a months vacation
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tenant, south Of the city
left Monday evening over the {. b
& Q. for Baltimore, Maryland, where
Miss Tenant has been for the past
two years training in the John Hop
kins Hospital to be a nurse. She Is
greatly interested in the work and Is
making rapid progress.
Pella Chronicle: James Vos and
wife visited friends in Oskaloosa Sat
urday.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Chas. Dillon
and daughter, Miss Mamie, were Os'
kaloosa visitors Friday.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. J. f.
Martin, of Oskaloosa, was a transfer
passenger of Wellman Saturday.
Centerville Citizen: Miss Mildred
Hickman has returned to her home in
OsKaloosa after visiting Miss Edna
ROby.
Deed River Record: Mr.. and Mrs,
Roy Corlette and niece, of Oskaloosa,
were guests at the c. N. Cox home
last week.
Keokuk Democrat: Dwight Ma
teer, of Oskaloosa, is spending few
days at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E. Vanatta.
Muscatine Journal: Miss Lena
Robertson and Miss Marie Bond have
left for Oskaloosa on a two weeks
visit with relatives.
Creaston Gazette: w. w. Tatum
and wife, of Nebraska City, went
through Creston Friday morning in
their car, en- route for Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Moffett and
children, of Ottumwa, visited Sunday
at the Jas. Critchlow home. They
go from here to Moore to visit her
parents.
What Cheer Patriot: James Smith
and niece, Sarah Osborne, of Oska
loosa, came Friday for a visit at the
home of the latter's sister, Mrs. Ce,
ell Hasty.
Abba News: Mrs. Farmer Miller
has returned from Oskaloosa, where
she visited her two daughters, Mrs
Harry Stringfellow and Mrs. Charles
Coulson and families.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Wroughton left
yesterday for their home in Aurora
Illinois, after a very pleasant weeks
visit at the John Shoemake home
701 Third avenue East.
Miss Lucille Ryan, deputy county
superintendent of schools, is spending
a couple of weeks at Denver and 9th
er Colorado points with a party Of
friends from Creston, la.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Ralph Huis
man, who has been sick at the home
of her father, VIM. Kelderman, II
this city, was able to go to her home
near Oskaloosa Wednesday.
Eddyville Tribune: Henry Wer
ner, of Oskaloosa, was a recent CUES
of his stepmother, Mrs. Mary A
Werner, his brother, w. II. Werner
and other Eddyville relatives.
Misses Faye and Mabel Hellings
who have been guests Of their sis
ter, Mrs. Gail Novels, and wit
friends and relatives at Knoxville
have returned to their home at For
Dodge.
Abba News: Mrs. Stewart an
daughter, Lurana, who have been il
Cuba for some time, landed in New
York July 29th and arrived from Os
kaloosa and are visiting at the c. c
Atchison home.
Abba News: Manager Hagan en-
tertained at the park last Sunda,
friends from Oskaloosa, Centerville
Pella and other points. His pleasur
resort is growing more and NOR
popular and is attracting wide atter
ton.
Mrs. ]. c. Hammes is getting goo
reports from her sister, Miss Haiti
| waters, VINO Is NISlIluS duOLuCl DIS
ter in Arizona. She is feeling quit
we'll again and has gained te
pounds since leaving home. Recent
they were sightseeing in California.
Mrs. Harry Dutton. who is visitin
at the S. J. Dutton home, says the
have heard from her sister, Miss Ii
lcile Meredith, who has been maroon
ed in Europe. She is now in SwitZe
land and feels quite secure. althoug
she does not know when she can q
home in safety.
Miss Bette StroAmeier, former
superintendent of the Oskaloosa no
pital, but now head surgical nurse
the St. Luke's hospital in Chicago,
enjoying a months vacation visitir
. with her mother, Mrs. Elizabet
Strohmeier, of 210 Second avenr
East, and with friends in the city.
Deep River Record: Mrs. Brine
and son, of Oskaloosa, wao have bee
visiting at the Fred Monroe home fl
some time, returned to OskalooE
!, Sunday. The son, boy nine yea
e of age, broke his leg some time al
and was getting along nicely uni
one day last week he fell from a cha
J, and rebroke the injured leg. [
/. Gum took the mother and son
their home in his auto.
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