The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-08-05

1918 Marquette street, has returned
from Oskaloosa where she was called
by the illness and death of her uncle
C. T. Nesbitt.
Newton Record: Mrs. Jasper Jen
nings and two children have returned
to their home at OskaloOsa after a
few days visit with Mrs. C. A. Heav
lin and other Newton relatives.
Knoxville Journal: Miss Celia An
drews was an OskalOOsa business Wis,
itOr Tuesday. Miss Andrews finish
ed the term of summer school at Penn
college and returned home last Sat.
urday.
EddyvilIe Tribune: Dan WhtseI of
Oskaloosa came down Tuesday after
noon for a short visit at the parental
r. B, Whitsel home and with his
brother, Frank Whitsel, and his cOus-
in, Robert LOgue.
H. N. White of the Redman Porter
Hardware Company, is home from
Chicago where he spent a pleasant
week with relatives and friends. Mrs.
White remained in Chicago for a
more extended visit.
c. Winter, who with his family has
| been enjoying an outing in the Black
Hills country, was called home by the
recent fire in one of his buildings on
High avenue west He expects to re.
join his family in few days.
7. H. McClain has accepted a posi-
ton with the G. & G. Clothing House
and will make his home in this city.
Mr.. McClain formerly lived here and
has just returned from the west. He
will live with his mother at 500 South
Market street.
Knoxville Journal: E. E. Dalbey, OF
Barnes City, spent a portion of last
week with the family of his son, War
rem, southwest of town Mr.. E. E.
DaIbey, who was formerly pastor Of
the Free Methodist church in this
city, is now in business at the Mahas-
ka county town mentioned
Montezuma Republican; Jacob An
drews recently purchased the brick
building on the north side of the pub
lie square owned by c. S. Mccormick
of Oskaloosa, and occupied by the A.
G. King Hardware Co. Mr.. Andrews
bought the building as an investment
and the King Hardware Co. will con-
tinue to occupy it.
Mr.. c. C. Alsop, manager at Frank
els, left Saturday evening over the
c., r. |. & p, for the East, particular
ly in search of ladies Teady-to-wear
lor the second floor department, as
well as the bargain basement. He
was accompanied by Mrs. AlsOp, also
Miss Kate Seibert, who will assist Mr.
Alsop in selecting the various ready.
to-wear lines for the fall season.
Miss Evelyn Lacey arrived home
last evening from attendance at a
house PARTY of a girl friend at Upton,
Iowa. A surprise awaited her upon
the return, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Lacey, presenting her with
Steinway parlOr grand piano. Miss
Evelyn has recently graduated from
the Southern Seminary in Virgini;
and is very accomplished musician.
Newton Journal: Mrs Sarah Brooke
has been tenderly nursed since she
fell and injured her shoulder last
Saturday night BY her daughters,
Mesdames e. L. Farley and J. NJ. Day-
idSon, who have been assisted by the
sisters, Mrs. George Russell of Oska-
lOOsa, Mrs c. A. PrOudfit of GrinneIl
and Mrs. F. X. Pierce of Orchard,
Ncbr.. who have all been here. Mrs.
PrOudht is accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Xantha. Mrs. Brooke
has enjoyed the daughters visit and
is getting along as we'll as she posi-
bly, could.
Miss Helen Long left this morning
for a brief visit with friends in Sig
Quincy.
Mrs n. A. ZelIncr has returned
from a weeks visit with friends at
EddyvilIc.
Mrs, Fannie Magon of Des Moines
is a visitor among town friends and
aCquaintanCes this week.
Mrs. D. harry Martin left this morn.
ing for a weeks visit with relatives in
Waterloo and Davenport.
Mrs Orpha Deck left this morning
for a couple of weeks visit at the
parental j. J. Cause home in LOvilia.
Mrs Mac ToIbert, of St Paul, ar
rived this morning for a few days
visit at the parental w. |. Beans
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hemming re
turned this morning to their home in
Des Moines after a brief visit IN the
city with friends.
Mrs Sarah Luck, of Belmond, Ia,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lydia
Luck at the Charles M. Perry home,
No. GIG South B street.
c. E. Loaand arrived home Saturday
from Colorado where he has been the
past two weeks with Mrs. Lofiand and
daughter, Mrs. Fred Van Sickle.
Mr.. and Mrs e. A. League and son.
OF st. Louis, Mo-, who are travelling
through the country in motor car,
were in this city yesterday, stopping
at the Lacey.
J. A. Carroll of Peoria, ILL.,, has &C
copied the place of night clerk OF the
Lacey Hotel, filling the position vacat
ed by Earl Pierson, who has pur-
chased the AL Bass cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Clendenon and
son are home from a few weeks trip
made overland in their car to points
of interest from Chicago to New
York. They report a fine trip and
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