The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-13

T. Carpenter went to Oskaloosa las
Wednesday on the invitation of tn
Eastern Star Chapter of that place
The occasion was visit of the in
Ispector of the order to the Oskaloosi
chapter.
Sigourney News: Frank Painte
and wife of Brooklyn, N Y, visited
here Saturday and Sunday with hi
brother Ross and family. They were
enroute to the western coast and got
stop-off here, to really see If the
people in this section were in danger
from the Indians They spent Mon
day with relatives in Oskaloosa.
Burlington Hawk Eye: Among the
! live wires present for Thursday s
Shrine festivities were Eugene NJ
Cheesman, A. H. r. Jackson, j. Mil
Ter Beard, J. B. Wood, A. Vanderzee
and Jack Milligan of Oskaloosa,
They drove down from their home
town in an automobile, adorned pro-
fanely but POLITICALLY with the follow
ing jingle:
1--WE left old Oskaloosa at six rings
of the belk
We are going to Burlington, running
..- like HI"
Burlington Hawk-Eye: Among the
Shriners who thoroughly enjoyed
Thursday was Grover Baker, who a
decade ago kept books for the J. s.
Schramm company. Grover is now
in the stock business near Oskaloosa
and is doing we'll. He continues to
keep a warm spot in his heart for
Burlington and there is one thing
certain and that is Burlington has no
warmer welcome for any of it's for
mer sons than for Grover Baker,
whose genial nature and straightfor-
ward ways soon won him widespread
popularity during his residence here.
OFrom Mondays Daily.)
John F. Dodge of Des Moines was
a business caller in the city Saturday.
Miss Abbie Sullivan of Eddyville
was q business caller in the city Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Briggs were over
Sunday guests of friends in Des
Moines.
Miss Helene Miller left this morn
ing for brief visit with relatives in
Fremont.
Mrs. w. w. Brown and daughter |
3ess were guests of Rose Hill friends
Wallace D. Brewer of Des Moines |
vas an over Sunday guest Of friends |
n the city.
Mrs. L. E. Brown left this morning
or a short visit with relatives in
Miss Anna Newton was an over
Sunday guest with friends in Grinnell
md Gilman.
DR.. J. H. Dreidelbis of Des Moines
vas an over Sunday guest at the w.
I. Boyd home.
Miss Fife Patterson of New Sharon
s looking after business matters in
he city today.
Mrs. E. W. Owens of Des Moines is
n the city looking after business
matters today.
Earl Allen was home from his
ichool work in Iowa City for 4 few
lays last week.
Miss Enid Houghton, of Des Moines.
S visiting her sister, Mrs. Edith Crane
turing the week.
Miss Hilda Powers OF New Sharon
vas an over Sunday guest with
riends in the city.
Mrs. E. w. Powell and daughter Lu-
lie, of Ottumwa, were in the city yes
erday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Green left this |
morning for a few days visit with |
elatives in Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. D. c. Altman left this morning |
or a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. |
}. r. Evans, in Muscatine.
Miss Ethel Mccarthy of Marshall |
own was an over Sunday guest in |
he city with Mrs. Kate Brock.
Miss Helen Lewis and Jack Edison |
" Des Moines were over Sunday |
guests with friends in the city.
Jack Sheahan of Kimball. Nebras-
"a, arrived Saturday evening to at
end the Sheahan-Sauers wedding.
Mrs. G. F. Louck and daughter Lu-
lie, were over Sunday guests at the
\. p. Timbrel home in New Sharon.
Mrs. p. G. Sewers and son return
ID to their home in Minneapolis after |
few days visit with relatives in the |
,ity.
Mrs. S. j. Phillips and daughter
Mary Ann were over Sunday guests |
With friends in Hiteman returning |
his morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. McVay and chill |
Iren OF New Sharon were guests in |
he city yesterday at the parental J.
j. Crowder home.
Mrs. James Wolf of Knoxville, |
.ame to Oskaloosa Saturday to visit
Ter daughter, Mrs. H. S. Rhynsburger |
md her son, Ben Wolf.
Fred Morgan, a son of c. c. Nor |
ian is seriously Ill with appendicitis
md is being taken to the hospital to |
lay for an immediate operation.
Miss Naomi Crafty went to Des |
Moines this morning to receive spe- |
,ial treatment for injuries sustained
n an automobile accident at the state
air last fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Henness, OF
Mansfield, Ohio, are here for visit
among many friends. Mr.. Henness
was formerly secretary OF the Oska-
oosa Y. NJ. C. A. and now holds
similar position in a larger field at
Mansfield .s