The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-03


day for her home in Fairfield whor
, she will spend the summer with he
: parents
Miss Grace Hayden, a teacher ii
the high school, was passenger I,
Sun Prairie, Wis. Friday, going via
the Burlington route.
| Mrs. +. E. Van VOORHEES, left Satur
where the Van VOORHEES, family are
moving and will live.
Mrs. G. E. Mitchell of Monmouth
ILL.,, who has been visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Akin
returned to her home Saturday morn
ing. nos.
Mrs. John Borgards, who has been
a patient at Mercy Hospital for the
past two weeks, has recovered from
her operation sufficient to enable her
to return to her home at Pella.
Mrs. N. L. Towle and daughter
Margaret, of Evanston, ILL.,, are in the
city for a few days, enroute to Ore
gon where they Will spend the gum
liner with Mrs. Towle's mother, Mrs.
Green, and sister, Mrs. Harriet
campbell,
Mrs. Herman Tysseling, formerly
Miss Dot Cooper OF this city, now OF
Valley City, North Dakota, arrived
Saturday for few weeks visit at the
parental N. S. Cooper home. Miss
Cooper was for a number of years
bOokkeeper at the Traction & Light
Office.
r. p. Ankenbrok, history teacher in
the high school, and Coach w. II.
Kelly, chemistry and physics teacher
in the high school, left Friday even
ing for Chicago where they will make
a brief visit and from there they will
go TO their homes in Indianapolis, In
diana.
Miss lone Smith and Miss Jane
Tope of Chicago were guests in OF
tumwa over Monday and Tuesday of
last week With Mrs. Harold Vinson.
While in the city Miss Smith and
Miss Tope were guests at a luncheon
given by Mrs. Vinson in their honor.
Mrs. Hugh Mccoy of this city also
entertained at a pre-nuptial party for
Miss Smith last Thursday evening.
hcN. II. -. vi wac
made the victim of a most pleasant
and happy incident at the session of
the Oskaloosa District Conference at
Barnes City He was called upon
the carpet" and while he was revolv-
ing in his mind "what-on-earth" he
had done, Rev. George Blagg on be-
half of the Conference presented him
with fine safety fountain pen as a
token of the appreciation of his faith
full service, having just completed ten
years as secretary of the district. To
say the compliment is greatly appre
ciated by Rev. Millice is putting it
mildly.
Mrs. B. |. Gable of Searsboro re.
turned to her home Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Ralph Davis of Harvey was
in town today enroute to Eddyville
for a visit.
Harry without was in Oskaloosa
Saturday for q visit with his parents
and friends.
w. T. Phillips and daughter, Miss
Betty, have gone to Denver on
pleasure trip.
DR.. s. W. Clark, who has had quite
a siege with quinsy, was able to be
out again Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Coulder returned to
her home in New Sharon Saturday
after visiting here.
NJ. G. Macy and daughter went to
Montezuma Saturday to visit with
Mrs. Earl Raymond
Miss Pearl Johnson of Marshall
afternoon.
Mrs. S. Kennedy of Rockwell ar
rived Saturday evening to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Penders.
Mrs. c. l.. Furnald and Doris Dus-
enbery are visiting Mrs. Furnald's
relatives in Carroll, Iowa.
Mrs. E. p. Law and baby left Sat
urday for Pulaski, Iowa, for visit
with friends and relatives.
Miss Mary Ruby, who has been
in Searsboro, returned to her
home here Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Schee OF Shell
don. uncle and aunt of o. F. Schee
of this city, are here visiting.
Fred Van Sickle was in town Sun
day with his wife, who is a guest at
the parental c. E. Lofiand home.
Mrs. L. B. Jones was a passenger
to Marshalltown Saturday afternoon
where she will visit with her son.
X. f. Stubbs and family left this
morning for Iowa Falls where they
will attend the funeral OF a relative.
Mrs. DR.. G. P. Burtchby has gone
to Marshalltown where she will visit
a few days with friends and relatives.
Mrs. r. A. Graham left for Mar.
shalltown this morning. going to visit
with friends and relatives for the
week
r. f. Hayden OF Iowa Falls, who
has been visiting at the home OF f.
q. Stubs, left this morning for
Bows.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Chord and baby
were passengers to Abba Saturday
night for visit WITH friends and rel
atiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Skinner were
passengers to Marshalltown this
morning where they will visit during