The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-19

MI anu MIS- Ian WlllidAiS lGlhiA-
ed this morning to their home in Col
fax. They came to Oskaioosa yes
, terday to attend the funeral services
of Miss Hazel Jones of Abba.
Walker Davis has gone to Lamont,
Iowa, where he will visit with friends
and relatives and enjoy his summer
vacation. He expects to be away I'M
til the latter part of September.
Mrs. Frank Olson left this morning
for Minneapolis for few days visit
and will go from there to her home in
Chicago. Mrs. Olson has been Wis
iting in the city at the home of Rev.
Mellberg. t"
George CruZen took a number OF
harvest hands with him yesterday af'
ternoon to Sherwood, North Dakota,
where he has large farm interests.
These men will work for him md
help with the harvest activities.
Fire Chief I. H. McCracken has
been granted permission by the city
council to attend the annual conven-
tion of the International Association
of Fire Chiefs and Engineers to be
held in Cincinnati, August 81 to Sep
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Ed Owens, message carrier for the
Postal Telegraph Company, is of
duty for a few days and Willie Harris
horn will take his place during his abb
sence. Mr.. Owens expects to visit
relatives and friends in Hamilton and
Des -Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Dodge, Mrs. w.
A. Dodge and Miss Katherine Dodge,
of Des Moines, motored to Oskalocsa
yesterday and were rained in. They
were guests at the Downing Hotel
until today when they returned by
rail to Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Bair, of Blue
ball, Pa, are guests in the city at
the Downing Hotel for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bair are seeing the
western country in connection with
Mr.. BARS work, buying horses with
Mr.. Frey of this city.
Chester LaRue of Union Mills was
entertained Monday night at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. j. J. Hawk.
Mr.. LaRue left on the early train this
morning for st. Louis to bring home
his little daughter Eva, who is taking
treatn ent at the McLain Sanatorium
in THAI city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander MCLEAN,
of Covington, Oklahoma, are in the
city, CHESTS of their nephew, DR.. E.
ID. MCLEAN. Mrs. MCLEAN was OPP
Grated upon at the Oskaloosa hos
pital last week by the Doctor and a
goitre removed. She Is conyalescing
rapidly and will be out shortly.
County Engineer A. E. Rommel, the
County Board OF Supervisors, M. S.
Downey, Z. w. Denney and Warren
Caldwell; County Auditor Roy e,
Rowland and County Treasurer r. e.
Graham, all left this morning for Des
Moines where they will attend the.
annual convention being held there
this week.
Miss Daisy Pettitt of Tracy arrived
yesterday for a weeks visit in the
city yith relatives.
Sig hlrnax~ rRsXieW: Mrs slack At
wood and baby are at OskaloOsa for
a visit with her parents.
Harry Lathrop started Saturday
night for trip along the great lakes
via Duluth to Buffalo thence to New
York.
Miss Winifred Finnerty of this city
and Miss Nell Custer of Des MOines
are guests for few days with friends
in Washington.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. John Sed
rel of Oskaloosa, formerly Of this
place, is spending a few days visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ed Kline.
Keota Eagle: Miss Sara Jamison Of
Oskaloosa came Saturday evening to
visit friends and if she sees them all
it will take a good while.
Sig6urney Review: Miss Frances
Burke OF OskalOosa is spending her
vacation here at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Julia Burke.
Misses Gertie and Vida Laughrey
and Miss Blanche Lister left this
morning for a few days visit with
friends in Keokuk and Mt. Pleasant.
Eddyyille Tribune: Little Miss
Thelma Odem of OskaloOsa spent
few days last week visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. 3. l.. Sipes, and other
Eddyyile relatives She returned
home Sunday.
Keota Eagle; Mrs. LaRue Trum-
bauer and two daughters went to Os,
naloosa Saturday to visit over Sun
day and then go on down to the Ross
Crawford home near HedTick for u
further visit. The boy Meredith has
been down there several weeks.
Nh and Mrs. James DeBoard and
son start Thursday morning upon a
six weeks trip to include the Pacific
Eexpositions and may be return via
the Panama canal and the Atlantic
ocean. They go via Kansas City and
stop at Mt. DeBoard's farm and wheat
harvest'in Kansas.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Dow Me-
haffey and little daughter Loretta
went to Oskaloosa Saturday morning
to spend a week there at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. A. e. Grim. Mrs. S.
B. Mehaffey, Dow's mother. came in
yesterday by automobile from Kalona
to keep house for him during her alb
sence.
c.. l.. Farmhouse returned Saturday
Afternoon from. four days auto trip
Ia 1zt A,,c Mr. rv.