The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-06

pital at Oskaloosa, much improved in
health. Her two sons A. M. Hixson
of Des Moines and Will Hickson Of
| Oskaloosa accompanied her and
spent Sunday here.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs
Malone left Monday for Oskalooss
where they will make their future
home. Mr., Malone Is on the road lee
turing for the Knights of Luther and
says he recently organized big
Castle over at Sigourney.
Oskaloosa Times: Harry Z. Davis
was elected congressional commit
teeman from Mahaska county at the
state convention. No better selection
could have been made. Harry is an
enthusiastic democrat and will look
after the interests of Mr.. Hamilton
in this county in an able manner.
Register and Leader: Mr. D. d.
Ross and daughter, Miss Minnie Of
Los Angeles, who have been the
guests of the formers sister Mrs.
Anna Ross Lowry and brother, Mr..
J. NJ Hines of Twenty-siXth street,
have gone for a weeks visit at their
former home in Oskaloosa and will
return to continue their visit in Des
Moines.
Friends of Mrs. Laura FenWick-Og
born. formerly of Oskaloosa will be
pleased to learn of her success as
teacher in the schools of Denver, Col.
For two years past she has been con-
nected with the kindergarten depart
ment in that city but she recently
took the Grade Teachers examina.
ton which was competitive. there
being one hundred and eighty candi.
dates. Mrs. Ogborn was one OF forty.
four who were chosen by the board
of Education in the examination and
is advanced to her new position on
Sept. list. She is a graduate of Oska-
loosa High School, class sc.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Alfred Tenant of Des Moines was
among friends here Sunday.
Frank Wright and Floyd Earring
left last night on a weeks vacation
trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Harry Sheldon, guest of To-
cal friends several days has returned
to her home in Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter France, OF
Ames. visited over Sunday with Os-
kaloosa friends and relatives.
Mrs. Albert Ball, Mrs Bennett and
daughter. Mrs. Espey Reed, all of
Delta, were in Oskaloosa Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Trev. Gillespie are
of Mrs. Gillaspie's parents in Clear
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs George Oswandel of
211 B avenue west. leave tonight for
a months visit in Nebraska and Col
Grade.
John F. Koch. proprietor of the
Orpheum theatre is in Des Moines
today attending to some business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Goltry and baby
arrived home Friday from a short
visit with relatives in Charlton and
Russell, Iowa.
Rev Thomas Horton, rector of st.
James Episcopal church. and Larkin
Martin, depart today for an outing
at Spirit Lake.
r. H. Bagley, spent Sunday in Os
kaloosa with his friend. Charles
Mangen. and left this morning for
his home in Chicago.
Mrs. Perry ]. Asher of POI A ave
nue. east. went to Des Moines this
morning to spend a few days with
her son Harold J. Asher.
Walker Beach arrived home Satur
day evening from Ames where he has
been taking the Summer school work
at the Agricultural College.
Blanchard Preston arrived home
Saturday evening from Iowa City,
where he has been attending the
u" of Iowa Summer School,
Mrs. August Walatka, 416 north
9Th street, has returned home from
a pleasant outing with her aunt,
Mrs. McMurry at Promise, City, Ia.
]. T. King and son Glen f. King,
of Valley Junction. are enjoying
few days visit in the city with Mr..
J. T. Kings sister, Mrs. Mangerson.
DR.. NJ. Childress and family have
returned home from a several weeks
outing at Birch Island. They made
the trip by auto and report a pleas
ant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. + Valentine and
sons John and Robert, of Centerville
drove up yesterday for visit with
Mrs. Valentines mother, Mrs. John
A. Kalbach.
CorteZ Souter returned this morn
ing to his home in Rose Hill, after
enjoying a weekend visit with hsi
friend. Reggie Snider, of 429 North
Third street.
Misses Sara and Nellie Williams
returned Saturday from three
weeks pleasure trip to Chicago,
Evanston and other places Of inter
est in the east.
| MI. and Mrs. William Myers and
family of Nora. Minnesota, motored
through OskalOosa Saturday night
enroute to EddyVille, where they will
visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Lichtenheld, Sr. and
daughters Hazel and Wanda, will
leave this evening for visit with
tlieir daughter and sister, Mrs. Nellie
Toevs, of Aberdeen, Idaho.
Mrs. James Glass and daughter
Miss Nell Glass, of 433 north FRS
street, went to Mount Pleasant THU
morning to spend the day with theil
friend, Miss Mary Slattery. 81.
4 J. B. Vincent who has been at hons
for several days departed dast even
ing for Chicago. After a visit will
| the house he represents he will re
sumo his duties on the road.
Daniel Augustine who was takei