The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-06-25

for Excelsior Springs to seek relief
for rheumatic troubles.
c. L. Moon left this morning for
California to make an ex
tended visit with his son.
Theopolis White of California, al
brother of the late T. B. White, will
come to Oskaloosa for the funeral.
Miss Justine Day, of Chicago, is
guest at the c. E. LOfland home on
High avenue East for a several weeks
visit
Miss Edith Sowden and her cousin,
Miss Mamma Jones, went to Rose Hill
today to visit their aunt, Mrs. Joe
Blake.
Charles F.. HowaT went to Des'
Moines this morning to be gone a
couple of days attending 10 business
affairs.
w. r. Lacey and Frank Nash, de
parted this afternoon for Burlington
to be in attendance at the state bar
meeting.
Wallace Reilly and Frances Meier
ran have returned from a weeks visit
10 Chicago and report most delight
full time.
Mrs. Jno McElroy and Mrs. c. B.
Powell were called to Redfield, Iowa,
Tuesday by the death OF their father,
VIM. Bradley
Thomas Martin, a brother OF the
late William Martin, Sr., arrived In
town this morning summoned by the
death of his brother.
Mrs. Minnie Dutton Pickens,, daugh.
ter Miss Janet, and son Wilson are
at the r. X. Davis home on High ave
nue. East for a brief visit
MIR. and Mrs. J. H. Kelly and daugh-
tiers, Dorothy and Florabel, motored
to Montezuma to a dinner party Tues
day evening. The girls remained for
la weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mason and son
George who have been spending a
number of days with relatives In this
/ city and Grinnell, left this morning
for Lincoln, Nebraska.
Miss Ruth Dixon, of Eldon, spent
Tuesday with young lady friends in
| this city aud left this morning for
Cedar Rapids to spend a month with
| her sister, Mrs. William o. Evans.
| Miss Mollie Stromeiher, who has
been visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Strohmeier, left yesterday
| for Chicago, to resume her course OF
training for a nurse in St. Luke's hos.
pital
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harold came
up from Eddyville Tuesday and Mrs,
Harold spent the day at the parent
- d. fr
| Harold went to Des Moines on bust
ness. &c.. &
Mrs. Emma Friend and son Jacl
arrived in OskaloOsa this morning
from Milwaukee to spend the summer
months at the home of the mother
Mrs. NJ. D. Burket, No. 705 south Z
street.
Mrs. E. Mather, who has been max
ing an extended visit with her daugh
ter at Delfan, Minnesota, spent Tues
day night with friends in this city and
left this morning for her home in
Agency, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Sampel H. Horton
and son Harrison, who have been en-
joying a weeks visit with local rela,
tiVes, left this morning for their home
in Bismarck, N. D. They will stop
over at Minneapolis Ell route.
Marshalltown Times Republican
A. M. Renney, conductor running on
NJ. & st. L. passenger trains Nos.
and 10, is off on vacation Sidney
Rowan, of Oskaloosa, went on the
runs in Renneys place Saturday eve
ming.
Harry OsWandle went to Ottumwa
this morning as a delegate from the
First Presbyterian Christian Endeav
or Society of this city to the State
Christian Endeavor convention. Mr.
3. Oswandle will be present at tae' con
| VPntion for two days.
Rev. s. C. Wadding, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Abba and
secretary of the State Bible Associa.
ton, who has been making a visit
with his father, James Wadding. left
this morning for Ottumwa, to attend
the State Chrictian Endeaver ConVen,
ton.
Misses Mary Carroll, Mary and
Bridget O'Leary have sold their home
at $40 B avenue east to Dr. J. G. Rob
10 anu nave W
where they formerly lived. Their Os.
kaloosa friends will be welcomed al
7O6 south Fifth street. Burlington,
Iowa
Mrs. NJ ]. Rhinehart arrived home
yesterday from Denver. Her daughter
Mrs. Harry MartinStine accompanied
her for an extended visit. Her daugh.
ter Marie will Join her mother here
in about week. Mr.. Martinstine has
been here some time, summoned by
the illness of his father, A. w. Mar,
tinstine.
Harold Hull, who has been study,
ing the clarinet and harmony in tAe
New England Music Conservatory al
Boston for the past nine months and
who with several other young men
has been spending week camping in
the Maine woods, will arrive in this
city Friday to spend the summer al
the parental HI. c. Hull home, No
I'll High avenue East. 81. '...
Mrs, p s. Barnes was in Chicago
attending the biennial convention OF
the national federation of Womens
Clubs, and has been a guest for two