The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-06-18

/ IllOTHlHB by luc WHY VI STihucll lOi
Chicago, where they will visit for two
weeks with their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Livingood. From
there they go by boat to Buffalo, New
York, to spend three weeks with rel
atiyes and friends and will return
home the latter part of July.
| L. II. Mccall at his home place on
Third avenue east has q model garden
where he puts in about every minute
of daylight he can get from his shop
work and, so doing, employs to ad
vantage every square inch OF space
on the lot, excepting that devoted 10
lawn. He has about every variety OF
vegetable for table use known. Lou
gets more pleasure than profit from
the little space at his command but
he has supplied many people with
tomato and other plants during the
season. The plants were matured
separately, in pots.
Oskaloosa's delegation 10 the Grand
Lodge of Iowa Masons in Des Moines
this week, included Rev. A. Meier
ran, +. ID. Brewer, f., w. Glaze and
|. w. Clendenon. They report very
successful session. and are especially
pleased over the election of Theodore
p. Bence, of Bloomfield, as Junior
Grand Warden. Mr.. Bence has visit
ed Oskaloosa a number OF times and
has found many warm friendships
among the fraternity here Mr.. Glaze
was also greatly honored at the meet
ing, being appointed Senior Grand
Deacon, the highest appOintative Of
fice within the gift OF the new Grand
" Walton nf nhII-
que. Mr.. Clendenon took the examin.
alton for District Lecturer and lead
tue large class. passing with per-
feet record. He was complimented on
all sides for his splendid knowledge
OF Masonry.
(From Mondays Daily
l.. S. Thursman. of Pennington, ILL.,,
is In town on Il business trip and call
ing on friends.
Frank Mulhoyway, of Rathbone, Ia,
is in the city taking a special course
on mining from Z. A. Farnsworth.
c. C. Wakeling, of the Kemble Flor.
al company, is in Chicago on business
and will be away week or more.
Mrs. Alice Foreman has returned
to her home in Des Moines after q
visit with her sister, Mrs. Holloway.
F. Proctor Barnes and wife, OF
Bardstown, Ky, are guests at the j..
L. Milligan home, ll5 Third avenue
east
Miss Juanita and Master Lionel
Potts returned Saturday evening from
a two weeks visit at their old home
in Appanoose county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Boles, of Glen
wood. Iowa, are visiting Mrs. Boles'
mother, Mrs. Martha Smith, residing
at 502 Third avenue east.
Miss Tuna Van Wort returned to her
home in Davenport Saturday evening
after a two weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Pella and OskaIoosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. White and fam
lily, OF 1928 North Third street, left
Sunday morning for Clear Lake,
where they will spend the summer
at their cottage.
Miss Lillian Pickett, who has been
quite i'll for two weeks, suffering with
Ia grippe, was muCL better yesterday
md is believed to BE- on the road to
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pember, of
V-apello. Iowa, who have been visit
ing IN Green county and were driving
hOrle in their car. stopped in OsKa'
oosa to spend Sunday at the {. Win
Ger nCnC.
Miss Mable. Manson, who has been
attending school at Drake University
and whose home is in Cummings,
iowa, is enjoying a short visit at the
home OF her friend, Miss Edna Brown
Of l05 X avenue east.
William McGlasson, son Of Mrs.
Anna McGlasson, is down from Des
Mo:lcs Ia spend a portion Of his va
cation at the home OF his grandpar'
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. McGlaSson,
No. Gao North Market street.
w. ]. RousCh, manager OF the
Frankel Dry Goods Co, left Saturday
hight by the way OF Ottumwa for Chi
cago, where he goes to accompany
bone his wife and little son. Mrs.
ftousch has undergone very critical
surgical operation for nervous trouble.
Constable Arthur S. Shaw received
telegram this morning telling OF the
ieath al Ter home in Valley Junction
tais ucrnirg Of his sister, Mrs J. s.
gallagher, o fC!lIer Mahaska county
.esidrnt. A.. and Mrs. Shaw will
cave Tomorrow corning for Valley
Junction.
Among the noted visitors which
road drag day brought to town were
ire Long, editor of the Road Max
sr," one of the best publications OF
ne kind printed. and q. d. Dunlap, OF
Columbus Ohio. assistant director
general q the National Highway AS
ociation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Staten, OF S0s
South First street, are having the
pleasure of visit from their daugh
.ers, Mrs. Dollie Watson and Mrs
Lena Beck both of Kansas City. TheiI
other daughter, Mrs. Hunt. with hel
family moves back TO Chicago this
week 10 join Mr.. Hunt. who has beer
there for month or so.
Robert l.. Rose, OF lIlG c avenue
West. went TO Des MoineS this morn
| ing 10 spend few days with friends
Mrs. Thomas Maddy, who has beer
attending the camp meeting at tnt
University Park, returned this morn
| ing to her home In Knoxville.
ID. NJ. Harris and family came II
from Omaha Saturday for few days