The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-08-13

les W. Abrams home, 2l2 North First
street, and left Saturday to join the
talented company at Wayland Mo.
Eddyville Tribune Mrs. Grace
Richardson and daughters, Misses
Juanita and Bernice, of Kansas City,
spent a few days at the j. l.. My
rick home this week Mrs. Richard.
son, who is a daughter of the late
Hiram Underwood, has been visiting
at the home of her uncle, M. Under
brought them to Eddyville Tuesday
in his new car. This Is the first time
Mrs. Richardson has been back to
Eddyville on q visit for twenty-five
years. Her husband Is employed as
engineer on the Santa Fe.
(From Wednesdays Dally.l
Mrs. Emma French, modiste, went
to Des Moines this morning ON a
business trip.
Mrs. Mark Beach and Mrs. Seth
Thomas are spending the day with
friends in Delta.
w. A. Vanderlinden, of 215 South
street, was business passenger
Tuesday evening to Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trev. Gillasple and
Emmett Gillaspie are visiting for a
few days with relatives in Victor, la.
Mrs. j. L. Newkirk, of What Cheer.
has returned after few days visit
at the parental ]. J. Hawk home on
North Market street.
Hassell Hedge went to Muscatine
this morning to be at the wedding of
Miss Charlotte Rosenberger to Mr..
jerks H. Ruby, Of this city.
DR.. R. c. Hoffman, of Deming, New
Mexico, is here for an indefinite stay,
called by the serious Illness of his
mother, Mrs. D. A. Hoffman.
Larkin Martin returned Monday
from an outing at Lake Okoboji and
starts tonight to join his father and
mother at Minneapolis, MINI.
Frank w. Wright, deputy county
clerk, has resumed his duties at the
court house after a ten days vacation
spent in Chicago and Milwaukee.
George Evans, formerly of Oskaloo
sa, but now with the Manhattan Oil
Co. of Des Moines, was in the city
C. NJ. Teeters, of Keokuk, was with
10. /. Jones and other Oskaloosa
friends Tuesday and left that after
noon over the NJ. & ST. L. for Mime
Iapolis.
i S. J. Dutton is in receipt Of news
from his son OrisOn stating that he
and his party have reached Yellow
stone Park in their long trip by auto
mobile from Seattle.
Chester LaRue, Of Union Mills,
visited over night at the home of his
sister, Mrs. J. J. Hawk, and departed
this morning for a visit with rela-
tives in Anthony, Kans.
F, H. Davis, of Drakesville, Iowa,
made a short visit with Oskaloosa
friends Monday and left Tuesday af-
ternoon over the c. K. l. & p. for
Chicago, where he goes on business
trip.
Harry Lewman, of Memphis, Mo-,
spent Tuesday with his cousin, James
Russell, and left this morning for
Muscatine, where he goes to make an
extended visit with his uncle, l.. G.
, Lewman.
, Waldo Emerson Scott arrived Mon
' day evening from his home in Des
Moines to spend a few days visiting
, with his cousins, the Misses Dorothy
, and Irene Farmhouse, Of BOT First
avenue East.
/. G. E. Taylor, of Des Moines, spent
. Monday and Tuesday with his cousin,
b E. P. Taylor, in this city, and left
I Tuesday afternoon for Keokuk, where
ne goes to make an extended visit
with relatives.
!. C. r. Myers, of Belknap, Ia, spent
4 Monday and Tuesday in the city Wis
s ting with his cousin, John G. Myers,
e and left Tuesday night for Albert
h Lea, Mimi, to make an extended visit
e with relatives.
Miss Marie Gilbert, who has been
Y enjoying a two weeks visit at the
n parental Herbert C. Gilbert home.
# 913 Second avenue West, went TO
a Fort Dodge Monday to join the VIII
s son Bros. |. o. u. ranch show.
o Mr.. and Mrs.. C. c. Sheppard left
II today for a trip east, They will &c
IT by boat from Chicago to New York
T. and thence to Vermont to visit the
o Buxtons They will be away a mum
, her of weeks and anticipate a very
IS pleasant outing. s-
se Travelling Passenger Agent Foster
a. of the C. r. I. & p, was business
s. caller at the Rock Island depot in tn,
AZ city Monday afternoon. Mr.. Fosie
lg was en- route from his headquarter
ne at Des Moines to Ottumwa on a spe
10 cial business trip. .....,
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