The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-07-08

! Rock Island for Pueblo, Colo, wher
J they will remain for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X Linsley' an
, daughter, Miss Fairy E., and Mis-
Bess Brown, leave for California owe
the Rock island line next Tuesday
They will go by way of Denver an
Salt Lake City, to San Francisco an
San Diego, where they will visit tn
expositions, returning home by wa
of ST. Paul.
Saturday Globe: Ben McCagg o
Peoria, Ills, was in the city Thursda,
} enroute home. He had just Tsturne,
from Alberta, Canada where he wa
investigating some extensive Goa
propositions. Ben says that the wa
has completely paralyzed Canada ant
people are in bad shape financially
IAll building and various other enter
Iprises are at a standstill He was il
Edmonton and saw one huge stee
building the frame work of which
was completed a year ago, and has
remained in that condition since. The
lefty has lost several thousand popula
Ition. Many of the young men have
gone TO the war, while others are IN
military training. He says we of the
middle west and especially in Iowa
do not appreciate our condition. His
son, Ben, Jr., accompanied him on the
trip and naturally the youngster had
fine time.
Centerville Citizen: Mrs. Morgan
OF OskalOosa is visiting in the city.
Bloomfield Democrat: Floyd Hut,
ton is in Oskaloosa this week on bust
ness.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. S. Swisher
went to OskalOosa Thursday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. L. Cox.
Knoxville Express Tom LETTERS is
making a few days visit with rela-
tives and friends in 0skaloosa.
New Sharon Star: Miss Dulcena
Seary was in Oskaloosa last week Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Bowie. Is.
Colfax Clipper; Mrs. VIM. Suggart
of OskaIoosa came last Friday for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. F. Ora
hat.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Ruth Bam-
ford of Oskaloosa came down Tuesday
evening for a visit with Miss Ferne
Hibler
Knoxville Express: Mrs. G. w.
Franks is in Oskaloosa this week
visiting her brother, William Walker,
and other relatives and friends.
Lovilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
B. Dearinger and son Thomas and
Miss Emma Cobb were visitors in
Oskaloosa last Wednesday evening.
Newton Record: Miss Helen Long.
staff returned to her home in Kill
duff from Oskaloosa on Wednesday
where she had been visiting several
days.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Dave Eek
enbom of Oskaloosa visited here last
week with her mother, Mrs. Laura
Dixon, and returned home Saturday
morning.
New Sharon Star: Sylvester Wi
mer went to Roosevelt Oklahoma. on
Thursday, to look after business mat
tiers. Mrs. Winner visited in Oska-
Olosa during his absence.
Miss Millice of Lynnyille. the YER
satile editor and manager OF the
LynnVille Star, was in the city yes
terday enroute to Rose Hill to spend
the Fourth with her father, Rev. H.
c. MilliCe.
Fremont Gazette: Mr. and Mrs. c.
L. Dean OF OskalOOsa visited here
Sunday at the d. Goehring home,
Mrs Maggie Wilson OF Mt. Pleasant,
who has been here visiting relatives,
went home with them.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. w. p.
Snow of Oskaloosa. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. X.
701 North Jefferson
street. has returned home, accompan'
led by Mrs. Cadwallader.
Montezuma Republican: c. N. Cox
of Deep River was here Tuesday TO
meet Mrs. Cox and daughter, who
had been at Oskaloosa for a few
DAYS, where Miss Cox underwent an
operation for throat trouble.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Harlin
Jackson, little daughter Vetta and
Miss Fannie Jackson went to Oska-
loosa Wednesday. Fannie remained
for an over Sunday visit at the par
entail Philemon Jackson home.
Montezuma Republican: E. L.
Gaines and George Fl. Husman, mem
bers of the decorating committee,
drove to Oskaloosa last week and
brought back several hundred col
bred incandescent lights for decorat-
ing purposes. Messrs.. Gaines and
Husman plan to have this part of the
work better than ever before and
they are capable of doing 1t.
New Sharon Star: Several parties
from Moore autoed TO Avery Sunday
and spent the day with Joe CraVer
and wife. They report crops around
Avery advanced about the same as
in this locality. When returning
home Jeffie Vincent, while cranking
his car at OskalOosa, cracked a bone
in his wrist, but drove his car home
and was a New Sharon caller Mon
day to consult physician.
'(From Tuesdays DailyI
Newton Record; Charley Evans
and FAMILY OF Oskaloosa are visiting
at the Fred Aikens home in Sully.
Delta Press: n II. Lynn, d. l..
Root and Ben Eastburn went to Us
kaloosa Friday to look at furnace
for the school building.
CoIfax Clipper: Geo. II. Williams.
wife and three children went to Bea-
con Saturday to spend week with
Mrs. Williams parents, Henry Johns