The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-30

~ fAuuISWS anu VI MID. ynOi
and son, of 0skaloosa, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fisher of Fairfield, visited a
: the Geo. Goodrich home and enjoyet
fine dinner Sunday.
- Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Thos.. Bea
and her sister, Miss Stella Ramsay
were in OBkRloosa Saturday visiting
their sister, Mrs. Mayer The latte
has been belfast with rheumatism
+ for the past six weeks and is now il
I the hospital taking treatment.
Montesuma Republican,: J.-H. Gun
dersOn and family drove to Oska
lOOsa Sunday in their Ford, which
stuck in a mud hole. Mr.. GundeTsoI
I mas two sons, not grown, but stronl
boys. A rope was attached to thu
axle, the boys pulled and father hi
| the accelerator hard enough to take
her to sound terra firma and they
rambled right along.
Mrs. Sam Loeb, of Pawhuska, Ok
lahOma, who came for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Louise Brown, was
called to her home on Friday by a
telegram announcing that their home
in Pawhuska had been damaged by
a flood. Over a foot of water swept
through their house, and they are 10
Gated on high ground which was new
er known to be flooded before.
August Gottschlich, the local In,
dian dealer, has just returned from a
trip to Chicago, where he attended
the national motorcycle show. He
drove an Indian and side car and
took with him as passenger Herman
Leibus, an employe of the Iowa Valve
Co. He reports the roads in fair
shape, although the rains have played
havoc to the dirt roads in Illinois
where there were numerous mud
holes axle deep.
Mrs. Oakley Little and daughter,
Miss Lorena, have returned from
their trip to Chicago after attending
the grand opening of the Common,
wealth Edison Electrical company's
new sales building, where their son
and brother Frank is employed. The
elaborate decoration and furnishings
of the beautiful building were wei
offset by the delightful music which
was furnished by the employees one
hundred. piece orchestra. Mrs. Little
and daughter report a most delightful
time, and their son and brother get.
ting along fine. .......
J. H. Kelley is in Chicago for few
days in the interest of the Kelley
Studio. g.,
Miss Wilma Harris left this morn.
ing for a brief visit with friends in
Ottumwa.
Mrs. Mary Allen left this morning
for a brief visit with her daughter In
Mrs. Mary Seacrist of Des Moines
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia Pow
ell, during the week.
Fred H. Wray, of Waterloo, was
guest in the city over Sunday with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams left
his morning tor a few days visit
With relatives in Des Moines.
Mrs. r. NJ. finland of Cedar Rapids
'eturned to her home this morning
after a visit with focal friends.
Miss Lena Rowe returned Satur-
lay from a months pleasant visit
With Mrs. Blanche Beeson in Detroit.
Mrs. R. A. Thompson returned to
Ter home in Grinnell this morning at
err a few days visit with relatives
lere.
Miss Vesta Carpenter of New Shar-
m, who has been here for several
lays, returned to her home this
Mrs. Walter Knight returned this
70 hnr hnn1n in pnpH Island
.fter a pleasant visit in the city with
elatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lunt of Tain
or, who have been visiting at the
". N Talbot home, returned tOI
'aintor this morning.
Mrs. G. W. Coolidge of Marshall
own. who has been visiting at the
Ieorge Esperson home, returned to-
Ter home this morning.
Mrs. Eleanor Cleveland left this
morning for Waterloo where she will
'isit for several days at the home of
Ter son, Harry Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley ThuTsman
eturned this morning to their home
n Des Moines after an over Sunday
'isit with relatives in the city.
Mrs. A. c. Williams, of Newton,
Who was called here last week by the
erious illness of her father, D. Land
nesser, returned to her home this
morning
Miss Vera Thatcher, enroute home
rom a vacation trip to Cleveland,
Buffalo and Niagara Falls, departs to-
morrow for her home In Denver, af-
er a brief visit with relatives and
riends in Oskaloosa.
DR.. J. S. Appleman of Chicago,
president of the Oskaloosa Home Tel
,phone company, genial and energet.
C as always, has been about town
several days looking after affairs con-
lected with the local property
Mrs. w. H. Mead and little daugh-
,er Norma, from Chickasha, Oklahoa,
anne Thursday night for a short stay
with her sister.in-iaw. Mrs. Sarah J.
Price, on South Market street, Ii
S the first time in seventeen years
he two have met. ..s- .-.,r
Miss Marguerite Cowan left Sat
Irday evening over the M. & ST. L.
Tor Bryn Mawr, Pa. where she will
enter the Bryn Mawr Seminary. Miss
Cowan received the scholarship of
Penn college class of 1915 for best
grades in college work.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Schee and sons
Huston and "Illnfor,' reftIrnad tn Des