The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-08-05

q evening and is guest of Miss Mabe
< Dankwardt.
: Knoxville Journal: Mrs. J. l.. Cros
by of remont visited here with tn
a. A. Dillinger family and returned
home Monday.
Delta Press; Mrs. John Bowen o
Oskaloosa visited from Tuesday even
ing until Saturday morning at the
Andy Bowen home.
Washington journal: Mrs. w. r
Brock and daughter Miss Alice, o
OskalOOsa, came Thursday from Chi
cago and are guests at the Sam Berry
home.
Newton News: Misses Gladys Nea
and katharine Failor are going to Os
kaIOOsa Saturday where they will be
guests for a few days of Miss Ruth
Norman.
MOnte2uma Republican: Charles
Sweny and family and Miss Bessie
Stanford were OskaIoosa visitors on
Thursday, making the trip in Mr.
Swenys car.
Eddyvlle Tribune: Henry Criswell
and family of Oskaloosa are visiting
at the home OF Mr. Criswell's mother,
Mrs. NJ. J. Criswell, and with other
Eddyville relatives.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs Alpha Cook
left Saturday afternoon tor Oska-
lOosa where she visited over Sunday
with her husband, who is a represent,
alive of the Earring johnson Motor Co.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Sherman
Shuey and three children, of Oska
lOosa, visited here with the family
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. DeIiah Mil
of last week.
Abba Republican: Mrs. F. A. Neal
accompanied by her niece Mrs. W. C.
Martin of Oskaloosa, left Thursday
night of last week to visit Mrs. Meals
brother, w. A. Chick. at LaCygne,
Kansas, who is very ill., They will be
in Kansas for several days.
Sigourney Review: A card received
Monday from Judge WillcOckson said
that he had just landed in Los An
geles and that if we ever crossed the
desert we should take a refrigerator
car from which we guess the Judge
got warmed up in his crossing.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. l.. A. Web
Der of OskalooSa, formerly Miss Ruth
Stegner who taught the third room of
our school for hree years, came down
last Wednesday evening and spent un.
toll Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
mon Alderman and with her many
friends here.
Tom Fitzgerald. who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in town, has
returned to his home in Waterloo.
Tom came to drive home his car
which Was stalled in Mahaska mud
some weeks ago. No rain in Water.
loo for two weeks or more. Tom re-
turned TO his home by rail. unable
move his auto from the garage under
conditions existing
MOntezuma Republican: S. F.. NJ
Clure and wife and daughters, Mrs.
Alta WymOre and two children, and
Mary Mcclure, drove from OskaIOosa
Thursday and spent the day with II
R. Crissinger and family. Mr.. Nc
Clure was driving car he has used
for five years and says it has never
been laid up for repairs. The first
year he drove 10000 miles, but does
not know the total for the five years
The following item of local interest
comes from Los Angeles regarding
people most we'll and popularity
known here. Mr.. Fletcher was a
former resident of this city and a
brother of Frank F. Fletcher of the
L. S. Navy: Mr.. and Mrs. r. }.
Fletcher and daughter Belle have
bought two and onehalf acres near
San Anita, Los Angeles county, and
will have a bungalow built on it soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher, who have lived
in Chicago for several years since
leaving Iowa, have been in southern
California for some time. Miss
Fletcher, whose art work in the east
told upon her health to the extent
that she had to take a rest for a year
or two, has been at Oakland. Cal, do
ing outdoor work in order to be with
her parents in their new home. Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher have settled in the
same neighborhOOd where DR.. and
Mrs. c. A. Billings and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Ehle and the latter's mother,
Mrs Hood, live on little ranches. Mr..
Ehle is engineer of the town of Ar
cadia. All of these former Iowans
are raising chickens, potatoes, and
other products common to southern
California"
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Mrs J. F. Fisher left this morning
for Searsboro where she will visit for
short time.
Mrs. A. B. Cole, who has been visit
ing in OskaloOsa, returned to her
home in Oak Park, ILL.,, this morning.
Peter Martinstein left this morning
for Jewel where he will visit with
friends and relatives for a short time.
r. l.. Jones left Saturday night for
the eastern markets in the interests
Of Jones Matthews Co. Ready-tO-Wear
Store.
Mrs. n. V. Albright and Mrs. l.. AL
bright of Minneapolis, Mimi, were in
town this morning enroute to Nor
man, Ill.
Mrs. Mary E. Caldwell of Abba,
who has been visiting with Oskaloosa
friends and relatives, returned to her
home last evening.
Mrs. Homer Johnson left yesterday
afternoon for MarshalltOWn where