The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-27

borhood for an outing Friday afte
noon. They took lunch and swing
] and had a glorious time.
Leslie, the ten year old son of NJ
and Mrs. Frank Boiling of Des Moint
is at the Mercy Hospital here for
few days to undergo a minor oper;
ton. He is getting along very NIGEL!
Miss Kate Seibert has returned (
her position In the Ready-to-wear d.
partment of the Frankel Dry Good
store after spending several week
of vacation at home and visiting re
latives and friends at Abba and Bun
lington.
Mrs. II. X. Spencer, and the child
rem who have been visiting with he
| father, Judge B. w Preston, return
! ed to Davenport this morning. Marie
Buckner accompanied them and viii
remain indefinitely as nurse maiC
for the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drinkle anC
the boys, of Fort Madison, are here
for a visit at the parental w. H
Drinkle home. Harry has for many
years been an employe of the Santa
4 Q blOpD at EOiN ha0loOhy anu AG
making good, as many promotions
indicate.
Karl Nothdurt, an employe of the
Oskaloosa Ice Company is taking
keen interest in the European con.
fiict. Karl has been here long enough
to be beyond the claim of military
service, bat some relatives, several
cousins are engaged and are at the
front with the Germans.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Thompson and
sister in law, Mrs. Polly Chany Of
Olivet passed through the city yes
terday enroute to Indianapolis to at.
tend family reunion. The combined
age of these three representatives OF
the family is 235 years, the individu.
ais being 81. Is and rs years of age
respectively.
P. J. Ellsworth is home from pre-.
liminary campaign with "Norval
Worth" his pet stopper, entered tc
start in the twenty class trot at In.
dianola this week. The animal made
a satisfactory showing for his first
race this season. He was in company
with horses that have the track in
IL fat but he took second place in
the race, the bent time being 2:16A.
Mrs. DR.. w. A. Lewis, of Des
came down Wednesday
w. H. Drinkle home, returning to Des
Moines today. On Thursday the girl
friends of the G. G. G. Club came in
on her by surprise and spent very
pleasant evening with her. Light
were served, and the
bride" was made to feel that her
presence in OskalOoSa is always wei, |
;omc.
Mrs. George Workman, secretary OF |
Rebekah Lodge no. 389
If Oskaloosa and Mrs. VIII Winnie
1owarth of Oskaloosa Rebekah No. |
ID have been appointed delegates TO
he grand lodge meeting of the order |
rom tn SiXty-second district to meet
with the grand lodge of Iowa Odd |
Fellows at Burlington September 20 |
o %. Certificates and credentials |
nave been received. The SiXty-second !
organizations were given two |
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Haase of |
Iowa, arrived in their auto |
mobile last evening for a visit with |
Mrs. Haase's mother, Mrs. Emma |
1873 north 4th street. They !
we're married in Marshalltown on
friday afternoon and are now on their
trip. Mrs. Haase will
e remembered as Anna Samuelson,
tho left here about six months ago
D accept a position in Cleghorn. The
room Is a prosperous farmer near
hat town. Many friends will extend
and best wishes.
(From Mondays Daily.l
Miss Pearle Wiser, of Beacon, is
/ Des Moines visiting with friends
Miss Ruth Jones. of Beacon. has
cen visiting in Des MOines several
avs.
Pella Chronicle: Misses Ella and
hristina Jabaai visited friends at
'skaloosa Thursday afternoon.
Pella Booster: Miss Antoinette
,eels is visiting this week among
elatiyes and friends at Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Belle