The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-30

III Los angeles.
Joseph Templeton left Friday
morning via the Rock Island for an
extended trip through the east. Mr..
Templeton will go first to. Washing.
ton, d. e., where he will attend the
old soldiers reunion and later he will
visit his old home in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Templeton expects to be gone
four or five weeks.
Miss Lillian Pickett arrived home
last evening from an extended so,
journ in California. Her mother,
Mrs. J. H. Pickett, met her in Des
MOines, and returned with her last
evening. Miss Pickett had a delight.
full trip, and returns with pleasant
memories of her visit on the coast,
and at intervening points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nutter and lit
tie daughter Doris came Saturday
night for a few days stay with Mrs.
Nutter's mother, Mrs. Sarah J. Price,
at 9l3 South Market street. Mr.
Nutter had quite an accident with
his threshing outfit and got his right
arm pretty badly scalded He is
getting along very nicely and hopes
he will soon back on the job.
tFrom Tuesdays DaiIyl
Sully News: T. j. Conover of Oska-
loosa is spending few days at Sully.
Miss Lottie Banks of Des Moines
is visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Crane.
Bussey Record: Miss Dora and Arie
Wander Linden were passengers to
Oskaloosa Saturday.
Bussey Record: Mr., E. A. Johnson
and Mr. c. A. Cornell were attending
to business matters in Oskaloosa on
Tuesday. .
Knoxville Journal Rev. H. N.
Dickson, now located at the new
visitor last Thursday.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. Ralph Long
and baby, of Oskaloosa, and Miss
Lily Jones have been visiting at the
H. l.. Thornmurg home.
Col. }. H. Pickett is contemplating
a business deal in Waterloo that will
likely take him out of Oskaloosa the
greater part of the winter season.
Washington Journal: Mrs. ]. H.
Phillips of 0skaloosa came yester.
day evening and is guest at the
home of her brother, F. A. Heinzman.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. c. E.
Coons returned to Oskaloosa the lrst
of the week, having been here visit
ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. M. A.
Knight, a few days.
Sigourney Review: Miss Ferol Pit
nf To in CionIfr-
ney Friday morning on the way to
Oskaloosa for an extended visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. NJ. Stuhl-
satz.
Pella Chronicle; Sam Van vliet of
Leighton is in hospital at Oskaloosa
treatment He was taken
II the latter part of last week, being
Unable to continue his work at the
1ank He is reported to be getting |
llong all right now.
Abba Union: Frank Kissick is the
las had considerable experience IN !
he show business, having been con-
1ected with leading theatrical and
moving picture, houses at Kansas
City, Mo-, and Minneapolis, Mimi, |
md he should make a success of the
King theatre. He will be ably as
listed by his wife.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. Ellen Salisbury |
md daughter, Mrs. Eva Barnes, came /
rom Oskaloosa Tuesday evening and
listed the Kelley sisters and others |
Until this morning. Mrs. Barnes gets |
tbout with difficulty but is slowly get |
ing the better of her long time trOu-
Die which was called rheumatism err
'oneOusly ana treated as such for
ears. Her trouble is arthritis and
t was a physician in Glasgow, Scot |
and, who hrst diagnosed it correctly. |
Mrs. Salisbury is well. She expects
o return to her daughter Edith s
lone some time next month.
Fremone Gazette: Ralph Currier,
who has been in the garage here for
he past five years, severed his con-
lection with that institution Satur-
lay and went to 0skaloOsa, where on
Monday morning he began work for
floyd Earring in his garage. Mr.. Cur
'ier is an expert machinist and Isl
proficient in automobile
work in which he has had wide ex-
)erience. He is thoroughly convers-
INT with practically all makes of cars
and has the reputation of being COM
Detent to fix all motor troubles. Auto
owners down this way dislike the
dea of Ralph leaving.
Murray Hartman was down from
0es Moines yesterday.
Mrs. William Long LETT this morning
or brief visit with friends in Pella.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Martin left
his morning for brief visit with
relatives in Des Moines.
Clarence Candy went to Des Moines
to work with the Des Moines
Fort Dodge InteTurban.
Allen Rodgers left yesterday after.
noon for Chicago where he will enter
he Chicago University Law school
Mrs. John Cowan left Sunday over
he Burlington for Colorado Springs,
Colo, where she will remain for some
time. .s-... e.
Mrs. r. E. Smith of Mason City who
has been visiting here with relatives
Tor several days returned to her home
asst night.
Mrs. L. M. Towns left this morning
FOR Iowa City to attend State Won
ans Christian Temperance Unior
Mrs Dan Dwyer of Rock Island is
y enact In, the osfx, ~ fhn homo nj borf