The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-06-11

MIS- CDdpIndH, Oh chicago, leIt Juls
morning over the c. r. |. & p. fol
Excelsior Springs, Missouri, to spenC
the summer. Mrs. Chapman was 6
guest Monday night of her sister
Mrs. DIR. w. G. Millar, of 100 c ave
nue. east.
Mrs. Charles Victor, Mrs. DR.. B. o
Terrell, Mrs. Rhea Oppenheimer, anC
Mrs. II. l.. Spencer left this morning
over the G. II. |. & P. for Chicago
to attend the twelfth biennial con
vention of the General Federation Of
Womens Clubs. More than 1000 del.
egates and 1900 visitors will have
arrived in Chicago by tomorrow ev'
ening to attend the sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stuebenrauch,
of Pella, where Mr.. StuebenrauCh has
one of the neateSt drug stores in the
states of Iowa and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Blakeslee of the pioneer drug store
of this city. left this morning in Mr..
| Blakeslee's car for Burlington, to at
tend the Iowa Druggists Convention.
Mrs. Virginia Knight Logan. of 416
B avenue east, leaves this evening
for Chicago, to attend the twelfth bi-
ennial convention of the General Fed
five years ago the famous Sorosis
Club of New York celebrated its 21st
birthday by holding congress of
representatives of all womens clubs
in America Then was born the
General Federation of Women
Clubs 1t held its first biennial con
vention in Chicago. May 10, 1892
Beginning Wednesday and continuing
G. -, IL, Sd In1
Its twelfth convention, celebrating its
silver anniversary.
(From Wednesdays Daily)
Ed Beman. of the Peoples Trust
& Savings Bank. was a Des Molnes
visitor yesterday.
Mrs I. H. Carlin and daughter
Anna left Tuesday for Des Moines to
visit friends and relatives.
j. H. St John of Muscatine, was a
business caller in tIis city yesterday
and left this morning for Waterloo.
Cyrus and Stanley Landess. of
Stockport, are enjoying a few days
visit with acquaintance in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Nat H. Moore, of Kan,
sas City, are spending few days in
this city visiting with old time &C
quaintances.
Mrs. joan Pendray and daughter,
Miss May, departed Tuesday evening
in North Dakota.
Rev. Alexander MCFerran returned
yesterday from Des MOines, where he
attended a most successful school OF
Masonic instruction.
J. Fl. Friend, who has been making
short visit with relatives In this
'ity, returned this morning to his
home in Fort Dodge.
I. Il. Jones. of Paramount, Indiana,
after week in this city visiting with
his sister. left last night for Mason
1ty to visit his mother.
MI and Mrs. $. d. Carroll, Of st
Paul MINI. left this morning for an
extended visit in the east, after
weeks visit in this city with Mrs,
CarrOlrs sister.
w. Hodges, of Ottumwa, was with
OskaIoosa friends Monday and Tues
lay and left this morning for Rock
Island, where he goes to make a
months visit with his brother John.
George II. Frink, Chas. SpeCkhart
and Roy BaugIman drove down from
Ues Moines last evening to attend
meeting of the HiaWatha Homestead
No. 379. Brotherhood Of American
YeOmen
G VII Johnson, Franklin Marshall,
Aaron Downs, Warren Cadwallader,
HGrold Blackwell and Kelley aDavis
LETT Thursday for Lake Geneva,
L 70 ,kf
ence of the Y. Meas.
j. Huetig, of Cedar Rapids, was
WITH Oskaloosa friends Monday and
Tuesday and left this morning on
business and pleasure trip to Chica-
go, from where he will go to Phila-
dclphia 10 spend the summer.
Fret C. NJ. Case. of 439 North Third
street has stored some of his house
lOli goods preparatory to leaving
neXt week for Madison, Wisconsin,
where he goes to the University Of
Wisconsin for years special work.
Ward Bridgeman and family have
returned to Oskaloosa from Cedar
Rapids, where they have been located
for some time, and are residing at 6l5
Second avenue East. Mr.. Bridgeman
the c. +. Penland barber shop.
Cards received by Oskaloosa friends
from Miss Vera Westrope, a former
Oskaloosa girl and student at Penn
College, locate her at Long Beach,
Cal Miss Westrope has completed
her college work in the west and re.
ceives degree from Penn this spring
Ross Hadley, who came a few
weeks ago to be present at ais sis
ter's wedding, left this morning for
different points in Wisconsin and
Michigan. He Is engaged in the 7.
NJ. c. A. work and will return about
the first of August to India, where he
has already spent three years in that
! line of work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe G. Berry, who
have been playing in vaudeville III
Chicago for the past eighteen weeks
are here for a two months stay dur
| ing the hot months at the parental
Stein home. 702 South ID street. They
met with great success In Chicago
and played to packed houses there
for over four months. They will start
west about the first Of September.
Bussey Record: Mrs Clark Scott