The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25

day on tie 81 She will be the CUES
of her nieces Mrs. Carrie Roop Deck
Ter and Mrs Kate Roop Balm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cole and two
sons, who have been enjoying a weeks
visit with relatives in this city, left
this morning for their home in Rock
, ford. Illinois. They will spend Sun
day with friends in Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l. Mckinley
and children spent Friday with local
relatives and left this morning for
their home in Boone. They we're re
turning from a weeks visit with Mr.
McKinley's brother in Muscatine.
Miss Lola |. Perkins, formerly at
the head of the Expression depart
ment at Penn College, left this morn
ing for her home in Princeton, ILL.,,
after spending several days visiting
among friends and renewing old ac-
Iquaintances.
Mrs. Joe Tucker and daughter.
Ethel, of Peoria, ILL.,, are spending a
few weeks here visiting friends be
fore going to their new home in Mon
roe, Wash. Just at present they are
at the w. J. Thomas home, sic Sixth
avenue west.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Harmon, of Pas
adena, California. are here for a visit
with relatives end former friends,
guests at the home OF Mrs Matte |.
Clark. They are enjoying good health
and while they like California they
love Iowa none the less.
| Mrs. Z. L. Root. of Delta and Mrs.
F. c. Wines, of Mason City. passed
through the city this morning on their
way home, after attending the G. A.
r. encampment at Burlington. Mrs.
Wines will be a guest for few days
at the home of Mrs Root.
Harter B. Hull, who has been visit
ing here with relatives for several
days since completing the years
school work in the State University
at Iowa City, left this morning for
Champaign. Ills, where he will be
enrolled for summer school work in
the University of Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hatcher went
to What Cheer this morning to visit |
relatives. Mrs. Hatcher's brother, J.
S. harlan, and his wife, and their son.
in-law. Frank Campbell and his wife |
and little son, Leroy. will arrive in
their car from Atlantic, and join Mr.. |
and Mrs. Hatcher at What Cheer.
Among the list of graduates WHO re-
ceived their diplomas this week from
the State University at Iowa City was
Maxwell A. O'Brien, son of Mrs.
Alice O'Brien, of this city, who gradu-
ated from the University College of
Law. He will take the state Bar ex-
aminations next week and will ar,
rive home the latter part of the week
to locate permanently.
Mrs. John Mcdonald, residing sew
eral miles northwest of Oskaloosa,
suffered the fracture of her left arm
morning when she fell from
a step-ladder at the home of her son,
Ralph, near Lacey. She was standing
on the ladder picking cherries when
a limb of the tree above broke under
the weight of her small grandson, who
was in the tree, and struck the lad:
der in falling. DR.. Jarvis, OF this |
city, attended the injured lady and
she is reported as resting fairly easy.
Prof C. NJ. Chase. of the Chair of
Sociology and Economics, Miss vii.
lelmina NJ. Becker, acting Professor
Of German. Miss Rosa f. Lewis, Pro
lessor of English Literature, all mem
1ers of the Penn College Faculty. and
Miss Jessie Coleman instructor in the
Oskaloosa High school, left this morn
ng for Madison. Wisconsin, to spend
he summer in specializing along their
lifferent lines of work. Miss Kemble
will join the party at Muscatine and
llso take some special work at the
University of Wisconsin.
(From Mondays Dailyl
James McCracken. a merchant of
rhornburg, was business caller in
,ur city Saturday.
Frank Cox, of Sigourney. spent
Sunday with friends in this city and
eft this morning for Boone on bust
Tess.
Mrs. Boley and son Kenneth oil
stockport. Iowa, are here for a brief
isit with her brother, W. P. Black
ord.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nelson, of OF
umwa, are spending the day with
drs. Nelson's mother, Mrs Gula Rob
rtSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Stephenson and
hildren of Burlington were visitors
q this city Sunday and left this morn.
ng for St. Paul.
Miss Margaret Hopkins, after an
two days visit with friends
n this city, left this morning for her
ome in Washington.
John Shater of Dudley Iowa, who
vas with Oskaloosa friends Saturday
his morning to spend a week with
is brother, G. r. Shafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Walters. of st.
Iouis. were Sunday visitors with
riends in this city and left this
lorning for Rock Island.
Miss Dorothy Elderson, who has
cen a guest for a few days with
riends in this city, left this morning
or her home in Fort Dodge.
Wesley Snider, of Broad Water,
Nebraska, was a business caller in
his city Saturday and Sunday and
eft this morning for Cedar Rapids
DR.. w. Z. Dodds, of Richland, drove /.
'ver. in his car sunday and made a
hort visit with his sister, Mrs. J. NJ. :
Iarimer, and his brother, J. r. Dodds.
Miss Lulu Robertson. of Tiptop'sl