The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-06-17

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tie to Mr.. Elmer Bryan.
Mrs. G. r. Lyle and daughters Wv
ian and Marjorie returned to theli
home in Indianapolis, Ind, after {
months visit at the parental 7. Nj
Wells home on Third avenue east.
Mrs. Thomas Plaster was summon
ed home from Charlton where she
has been visiting her mother, Mrs
! ID. J. Reece, on account of the i'll
ness of her daughter, Miss Henri
eta.
Charles Dye of StockVille, Nebr.,
is here for visit with relatives and
old time friends. Mr.. Dye is a grad
uate of Penn college and retains a
lively interest in UskalOosa and Ma
haska county.
Raymond Mendenhall, who has
been teaching in Des Moines, is in
this city to visit with relatives few
days before he leaves for New Eng.
land where he has secured charge
and will preach.
Mrs. Dr. Mclean, Miss Joyce Par
ker and Mrs. McNabb of Delta left
yesterday noon for the west. Mrs.
MCLEAN will spend the summer in
Denver; the other ladies will go on
to San Francisco.
Mrs. Anna Coffin was a passenger
last evening over the NJ. & st. l.. for
Salem, Oregon Mrs. Coffin will visit
at Salem, Seattle, and other places
in the west and will also visit the
two California expositiOns.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Cleaver arrived
home yesterday from Modesto, Cali
fornia, where they have been for the
past couple of months visiting at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. VIII
and more especially to visit
the new grandson. William Cleaver
Roberts.
The dispatch in last evenings Her
aid, telling of the tragic death OF
Douglas r. Thomas, Jr., of Baltimore,
refers to a son of ID. T. Thomas, who
is one of the largest stockholders
and a member of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Peoples Water Com,
pany of this city. The elder Mr..
Thomas is known to many in Oska-
loosa, who will extend sympathy in
his bereavement.
Mrs. j. H. Perry is in receipt OF
a letter from her sister, Mrs. Mary
Rinard Souder, of San Francisco,
saying that several of her works in
miniature painting on ivory had been
accepted by the committee on fine
arts for exhibition at the Panama
Pacific Exposition, and were in art
hall. This is quite an honor, as
many specimens OF work were re
jected and not allowed to enter at
all. Mrs. Souder is a graduate of
Oskaloosa high school. She has lived
in San Francisco for many years and
has been successful in her line OF
work ~
w. f. Harris of Des Moines was
business caller in the city yesterday
Miss Helen Daggett OF OttumWa
was an over Sunday guest with rela-'
tives and friends in the city. &.
Miss Mildred Williams of Des
Moines arrived yesterday for few
days visit with OskaloOsa relatives.
Mrs. NJ. p. Furnish of Wright has
to her home after attending
the Holiness camp meeting at Uni
versity Park
Bussey Record: Mrs. Nina Cava-
naugh went to OskaloOsa Thursday
morning for an over Sunday visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clark
Scott.
Delta Press: Gertrude Maryland
came down from Oskaloosa Tuesday
afternoon for a visit at the home OF
her grandparents, Dan Fear and
wife, east of town.
Bussey Record Miss Bessie Fall
returned home Monday evening al
ter spending some time in Oskaloosa
where she had recently undergone a
minor surgical operation.
Washington Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Collver of Oskaloosa came from
yesterday evening to attend
the B. E. o. banquet. They were
guests at the H. l.. PARROT home.
V. f. Dieterich is in Keokuk at
tending the TrLState Boy Scouts
meet being held there. Mr.. Dieter
ich went to take care OF the repre-
sentatives from the Oskaloosa troops.
Montezuma Republican,: Harlan
Boatman and wife have returned to
Barnes City from Cedar Falls, where
they spent the winter. Mrs. Boat
man will remain at the parental
Williams home for some time and
Mr.. Boatman will travel for chau-
tauQua company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Ballinger,
who have been guests at the j. w.
Skinner home, sig North ID street,
returned to their home in Des Moines
yesterday accompanied by Mrs.
Skinner and daughter. Miss May,
who will spend a week in the capt.
tai city. They made the trip in the
Ballinger car.
Bussey Record: Mrs. e. A. John
son left last Saturday evening for
st. Paul where she remained for
few days. She returned home by
way of Owatonna, Minnesota, where
she spent Tuesday with her son and
daughter, Lewis, and Viola. Mrs.
Johnson was accompanied by her
friend. Mics Mae Stinson, of oska
loosa.
Petaluma tCalifD Courier: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Andrews and children of
Oskaloosa. Iowa, have arrived here
to visit at the home of Officer and
Mrs. Bert Masten OF Third street .