The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-24


Visit Mrs. Boggs for few days
bloomfield Democrat: Mr.. and Mrs
/ p. II. Payne, Miss Evelyn Mutz of Ed
inburg, Ind, and Miss Mabel Kenwor
thy of 0skaloosa were entertained al
/ the Hardy home at dinner ON Sunday
Mrs. T. y. Grier of Abba, who has
been visiting here, returned to hei
home last evening. Her niece, Miss
Dorothy Helm, went with her to Al
bia, expecting TO visit for a short time
! Chester Paul and Walter Welch
were passengers to Eddyville last ey
ening. They were returning home
, from a trip to Bussey, having driven
some fine horses to that place TO a
purchaser.
Washington Press: Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Collver of Oskaloosa were in Wash,
ingtOn Friday to attend the B. f. y.
banquet that evening. While here
ithey were guests at the II. l.. Par,
lrott home.
Bussey Record: Mr. and Mrs. w.
| c. Bradley, Mrs. John Trotter and
Miss Dema Atchison returned home
Monday morning after attending a
Holiness camp meeting at OskaloOsa
for several days.
Grinnell Herald: Dr. and Mrs. l..
A. Rodgers of Oskaloosa were in Grin
nell Tuesday and Wednesday attend
ling the graduation exercises. Their
son, Allan Rodgers, was a member
i of the graduating class.
John r. Sipes of the Eddyville Trib-
une and former correspondent for the
Herald, was in the city last evening
enroute for his home in Eddyyille.
Mr.. Sipes is just returning from a
visit and pleasure trip at Iowa City.
Harry Martipstein is home from an
extended sojourn in the northwest,
looking after the interests of the Han
ma Manufacturing Company OF this
city. He had a successful trip, and
is getting ready for another cam
paign.
Kilduff News: Miss Mabel Routen-
berg, who has been visiting Miss Hell
en- Longstaff, returned to her home in
Oskaloosa Monday. Helen accom-
visit with her grandfather and other
relatives.
Bloomfield Democrat: Misses Nora,
Edith and Helen Dieffenbach of Pu-
laski, who have been visiting in Oska-
loosa at the X. p. Law home, stopped
in this city one day last week on
their way home for a few days visit
with friends.
Arthur White leaves Sunday even
ing over the M, & st. l.. for visit in
the west, going by way of Salt Lake
City. Mr.. Whites tour will be partly
on business and partly for pleasure.
He expects to visit both the Califor
MIA Expositions.
Sigourney News: Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Grimes of Hayesville were in Sigour-
ney on Monday. They were return
ing from a visit in Oskaloosa. Har-
old McElroy and Miss Irene Grimes of
What Cheer were returning home
with them for a visit.
H. q. Beemis a veteran commercial
traveller was in town to-day calling on
ocal trade after an absence of many
years. Mr.. Beemis sells chairs and
made this his territory years ago. He
S in the harness again with a good
inc and is renewing acquaintances.
w. B. Wilson and his sister, Minnie
. Wilson, of Mediapolis, Iowa. are in
he city enrOute by motor car to Red
oak, Iowa, for a visit. Owing to the
Door condition of the roads now they
nay complete their journey by train,
but may leave their car In storage
lere
Richland Clarion: Miss Rosa Lee of |
)skaloosa returned to that city Tues |
lay after a visit with her friend, Mrs. |
Arminta Cook Miss Lee is a re- !
urned missionary. having spent sew
,ral years in Palestine. She and |
Mrs. Cook were school girls together |
n Tennessee.
DR.. T. Z. Coffin has left on an eX- |
ended visit throughout the south and |
.ast, going from here to Mobile, Ala, |
where he will visit with his cousin, !
Who is head of the Mobile Street Rail |
way Company. From Mobile he goes |
POINTS in Indiana.
Walter w. White is on duty again |
Ifter ten days Illness with a case of |
.onsilitis. He was confined to his |
lone all week and suffered intensely. |
Walter has lost ten pounds weight in
he experience, is looking decidedly !
peekid." his voice is lacking some |
hing of its accustomed timbre, and |
he Herald collector feels like he had !
Jeen whipped.
Commenting on the Herald report |
If the promotion of &. NJ. Leach, city |
icket agent for the NJ. & st. L., who |
vas recently appointed city passen-
ger agent at Des Molnes, the Bloom |
'eld Republican says: Mr.. Leach, or |
'ather Cliff Leach, as he would prob |
ably rather have us call him, is anOth. |
er Bloomfield boy who is stepping |
long in his chosen line OF work. He |
s the son of H. e. Leach OF Bloom |
ield, and has hundreds of friends In |
and Davis county who will |
De glad TO learn of his promotion"
Mrs. Dave Eckenbom left Friday
or brief visit with friends In Des
Moines
The Burlington officials in their
special inspection car-engine were
again in the city yesterday.
Miss Lillian Newton left yesterday
Tor a few days visit in Des Moines
and to look after business matters.
New Sharon Star: Miss Catherine