The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-26

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/ New Sharon Star: Gren Pierrel
secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A. at Wor
! cesteT, Mass, who is assisting in The
swimming pool campaign at Oska
| loOsa,, and his wife autoed up from
| OskaloOsa Monday evening and tool
supper at the B. B. Watson home. Mr.
and Mrs. Watson returned with them
and spent the night at OskalOOsa.
Dale Burgraff, of Des Moines. is Wis
iting at the home of his sister, Mrs
Lucy Candy.
Mrs. Harley Thomas left last even,
ing for a few days visit with relatives
in Ottumwa.
Miss Nellie Price has returned to
her home in Burlington after visiting
with her mother, Mrs. A. T. Frye.
Mrs. Maude Miller arrived home
yesterday afternoon from a short visit
with friends and relatives in Peoria,
Ill.
Mrs. May Mathews and daughter,
Marie, left this morning for a weeks
visit with relatives in Storm Lake,
Iowa.
Mrs. j. L. Madison left yesterday
afternoon for Gilman where she will
visit few days with friends and rel
atiYes.
Miss Fenella Fear and Mrs. Linsley
o. Delta passed through the city this
o ntheir way to Des Moines
for few days visit.
Kenneth Cranston will arrive this
evening from Chicago for brief visit
in the city with friends and to look
after business matters.
Miss Mabel Brown left last evening
for Des Moines where she will attend
A house party to be given by her cous
in, Miss Doris Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. James of Tama, pass.
ed through the city this morning en-
route to Bellknap, Iowa, for a visit
with Mrs Randolphs mother.
Mrs Elmer r. Babb, son Frank and
brother w. ID. Warner who have. been
VISITING the Henry Warner home here
nave returned to their home in Des
Noines.
Mrs. Sarah Summers and son Har.
old, departed this morning for a two
weeks vacation visit among friends |
md relatives in Keithsburg and Farm. |
ngton, Illinois.
Mrs. w. S. Slack and daughter re.
urnel this morning to their home in !
salem, ILL.,, after a visit during Chau.
auqua at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ,
)r. Cournyer.
Mrs. Dora Magness of Salem, ILL.,,
Who is guest in the city at the home
# her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Cournyer,
eft this morning for few days visit
With relatives and friends in Des
Ioines.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Raffety left
his morning for Chicago where they
will visit for a few days. Mr. and
irs. Raffety have been guests in the
ity at the home of his brother E. r.
taffety. !
Mrs. Ned Palfrey arrived last even. !
ng from Chicago for a weeks visit
t the home of her mother, Mrs Mary
Illen in Beacon. Mr.. Palfrey will ar
i've next Saturday and they will re-
urn together on Monday to Chicago,
Rev Thos. Horton of the st. James
hurCh, and Larkin Martin, left yes
er morning for a trip in the RectOr's
ew Ford touring car, Larkin at the
heel. They expect to visit Ames,
,agle Grove and intermediate points.
Mrs. f. Snyder of Marshalltown
as in the city Thursday evening and
visiting with her brother J.
I. Reeder. Mrs. Snyder had been visit
lg in the eastern part of the state
nd stopped off at OskaloOsa to see
er brother on the way home. !,
Miss Winifred Finnerty of this city ]
nd Miss Nell Custer from Des Moin.
s will arrive nome this evening from
where they have been ;
ouse guests with friends the past
eek. Miss Marie Butterfield OF Wash
lgton will accompany them to Oska-
)osa for a brief visit with Miss Alice
rock.
Hon. c. w. Ramseyer, of Bloomfield
from this district was
4 town over night, stopping here to
ee a couple OF young men who are ,
candidates for appoint
tent to West Point. Mr.. Ramseyer
'as at Lynnville on Thursday and ad.
ressed the Old Settlers meeting,
ling a like engagement at Prairie
'ity yesterday. He departed early {
his morning for Drakesville where
e will attend and speak to another |
I'D Settlers meeting today. Mr. RAM {
eyer and bride are just home from
delightful trip to the Pacific coast,
nd are preparing to leave soon, for ,
Washington to have everything in ,
eadiness for the opening of congress
lr. Ramseyer is a very busy man
lst now. but he enjoys the duties OF
flee AMI is making a fine record.
(From Mondays Daiiy.)
Miss Bernice Miller left this morn |,
1g for Delta to instruct her classes
n music. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown OF Abba
isited over Sunday at the Mace Ha-
an home.
DR.. w. w. Davis. of Hedrick, spent
sunday with his mother and friends
n Oskaloosa.
Mrs. John Sedrell left this morning
or Ottumwa where she will look af.
er business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Glasure left 4
his morning for Des Moines to look 4
fter business matters.
Mrs. Sophia SHIFTS and daughter
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