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

Extends church returned to their homt
Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. E. B. Hollingsworth, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Edwin Loft OF New Sharon, re
: TUNED to their homes Saturday after
noon after. being in attendance at The
Friends regular meeting.
Mrs. Earl Hahn and daughters Net
lie and Marcitus were passengers foI
Peoria, Illinois, this morning, where
they will make an extended visit with
her brother, Dick Burge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Briggs, Mr. and
Mrs. John Whitmore, Miss Rose Nc
Guire and Elmer Broyies mOtored to
Des Moines yesterday to attend the
National Guards meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rekers of Iowa
Falls who have been visiting for a
short time at the home of Mrs. Rekers
brother, Rev. E. A Luscomb, return,
ed to Iowa Falls this morning.
Master Chas. Little, one of the car,
rier boys has gone to visit his sister
Mrs George Powell at Mason City.
This is his first vacation for year
and a good time is anticipated.
Mr. and Mrs. E. e. Rausch of Algona
were in the city yesterday, enrouts
by motor car across country to the
southern uart of the state. They were
guests OF the Lacey while in town.
Misses Anna and Therese Carlin,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II, Carlin
of North A street are in Des MOines
visiting at the home of their aunt,
Mrs. Steve Fitzgera'l for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hollmgsworth
daughters Madge and Mary, and Miss
Stella Gordon of Centerville drove to
Mace Hagan home place on the Bea-
con road.
Mr.. and Mrs John Blakeslee are
away on weeks play spell depart
ing this morning with their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Wallace of st.
Louis, enroute to Bloomfield and IN
ionVille, Missouri. ...-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Link Stoler are resum-
ing their park accommodations at
Whitmore Park this week The water
food has receded and the downpour
of last Friday night that visited the
section north of town carried away all
vi TIC ONeiHOH.
Henry Steddom, Mr. Haybrook, Paul
Noel and Gerald Corcoran left Satur-
day evening for Clear Lake where
they will spend two weeks vacation
They were met at Clear Lake by
Harry Hunt, of Des Moines, who
Joined the crowd for the two weeks
at the lake.
Joe Wray and wife, Harry Hender-
son and wife, Mr.. Kitchens and son
drove down from Waterloo via Auto.
last week. Friday, Dr. Henderson and
them. They all went to Buxton for a
picnic dinner. Saturday, they drove
to Waterloo Miss Wray went with
them for a visit.
Elyyn Ninde will leave this evening
for New York where he will spend a
few days before taking the boat to
Beunos Ayres, Argentine. Mr.. Ninde
considered motoring through to New
York but on account of weather con-
ditions in the east abandoned the
plan. He~ wilt be ON ~thag=waterB about
thirty days enrOute to Beunos Ayres.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Lacey and dau-
Evelyn andl granddaughter Miss Flea
nor Beeson are spendln gthe week at
COIfax, driving there Sunday in the
Lacey car. Other members Of the fam
lily expect to join them during their
stay. Mrs. Chas V. HOFFMAN is al
so a member of the party at Hotel Col
fax.
Mrs. c. w. Jordan who has been Sc
Verely i'll through the greater part of
the year has started upon an extend
ed western trip under the personal
care of Or. SaTbaugh. The extent OF
the trip and the time away from home
will depend upon the manner in which
the lady's condition responds to the
change of scene and climate. The
first stop will be Alliance, Nebraska.
Should Mrs. Jordan improve the trip
will include Oregon, Washington, and
California.
Mason Slade of Des Moines, a for
mer Oskaloosa boy who has develop
ed into one Of the finest pipe organist
in the country was a guest OF old
time friends in Oskaloosa over Sun
day. Mr.. Slade gave a recital at st.
Jaems Episcopal church Sunday eV'
ening for the benefit of his former as
sociation here and delighted all who
were privileged to hear him. The pro
gram was varieI by vocal selections
by Miss Marie Kalbach and by w. S,
Lacey, and every number was rend.
cred in a charming manner.
Sigourney Review: Harry. Shrago
If Oskaloosa visited in Sigourney last
week at the home Of his uncle, Max
Shrago.
Brighton Enterprise Mrs. Efiie
Xeegan and three daughters are in
OskaIoosa' spending the week with
relatives
! Knoxville Express: Miss Rhea vii,
son has gone to Oskaloosa to visit
her cousin, Miss Grace Magee, and
attend the Chautauqua.
G. N. Eeechler, at his home, 329
North First street, killed large bull
snake Saturday which he found crawl
ing around in the yard. The snake
measured about three feet
Sigourney Review: Mrs Dryer
who has been in Sigourney visiting
her sister. Mrs Rose Poke. returned
to her home in Oskaloosa Frida!
morning. Mrs. Poke accompanied
\ har homo