The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-27

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who was in this city on business, re
turned to her home Saturday after
moon.
:, Pella Chronicle: Miss Alice Bos
weld went to Oskaloosa Monday even
ing for few weeks visit with rela.
Itives.
Arvine G. Snider left this morning
for New Sharon where he will be en-
gagged in his fathers new store in
That city. ~. ... ..
/ Miss Jennie Fry left Saturday af
ternoon for MarshalltOwn where she
is organist in one of the leading
fchurches.
Pella Chronicle: Mr. and Mrs Dan
Rillihan of Oskaloosa visited Sunday
at the home of his brother, John Ril'
Than, of this city. ,..
Mrs. Carrie Watland of New Shar.
on, who has been visiting at the hoEle
IOf Ole Johnson, returned to her home
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles beverley of Univers-
ity Park left Saturday afternoon for
Grinnell where she will visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. w. r. Oliverson and daugh'
ter Mary left Saturday evening for
Glasgow, Montana, where they will
remain for a short visit.
Mrs. L. J.. Spurgin, who has been
visiting at the nome of her mother
in Fremont, returned to her home
here Saturday afternoon.
Inl lnft Got In v
afternoon for Cedar Rapids to attend
the convention Of the Iowa Fedora
ton of Colored Women's Clubs.
Mrs. ]. M. o'Hearn, who has been
visiting in this city with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. d. Reese, returned to her home in
Marshalltown Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. H. NJ. Clark, who has been
visiting at the Rev. Z. A. Clark home
at University Park, was passenger
Saturday afternoon for Liscomb. la.
Mr. and Mrs. stephen J.. Sparks,
who have been visiting at the home
of their son-in-law, c. Z. Munroe,
were passengers to Grinnell Saturday
afternoon. q
Sigourney News: Mrs. N. f. Aver
day with her sister. Mrs. Geo. Multi
nix She was returning home from
q visit in Moline. Illinois.
Mrs. Lorena Kelsey left Friday
evening for Whittier, California,
where she will visit with friends and
relatives and also attend the Panama
Exposition at San Francisco:
Mrs. J. B. Adkins of Montour, who
has been in this city visiting at the
Perry Edris home, left Saturday af-
ternoon for Grinnell Mrs. Adkins
came here for the dedication of the
new Congregational church.
Bloomfield Democrat: Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Phillips of Bloom
field have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Ruby, to &. w.
Ramseyer. representative OF the
Sixth Congressional district o. Iowa
The wedding will be solemnized on
Wednesday. June Z,"at Bloomfield
Clyde Apple, a PEpn in the Dale
school. Union township. has been
awarded special honOrs for beng
neither absent nor -tardy during the
entire school year. Clyde is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill Apple and is only
five years of age, this being his first
wear in school. lie was awarded two
diplomas for his punctuality and reg
ularity of attendance, and has set a
standard that older pupils would do
we'll to follow.
]. C. Williams, formerly a member
of the Mahaska County Bar, writes
John n. Mccoy in business note
that he is now actively engaged in
the practice OF law in partnership
with A. X. Erickson and is doing
nicely. In a recent trial of case
before a Tampa, Florida, jury, Mr..
Williams secured a judgment of two
thousand dollars Friends of Mr..
Williams here will be pleased to
learn of his success in the new field.
New York Clipper: The Heinz &
Beckman Carnival appeared at Der
mans National Park, Logansport
Ind, May 1915. for the fifth week for
this company. Warm weather and
clear skies, so much desired by the
purveyors of out of doors amuse
Iments. prcvaile> and the attendance
was decidedly good, increasing each
might. Too much credit cannot be
lshowered upon the Heinz Il Beckmar
Shows, as no effort is spared by the
management and all connected will
the company that might. contribute tt
1.-THE pleasure of their patrons. Free
Beckman is in evidence on the
grounds at all times. AS one of the
men said: I'VE could all fail to show
up, but Mr.. Beckman would be SURE
to be on hand with an eye on all tina
occurs"
CFrom Tuesdays Daily.)
II. A. Pauls, a Washington lumbe
dealer, Is in the city on business.
. Guy Hackley left yesterday after
! noon for Lacey where he will wor
! during the summer.
A. o. Bowers left Monday mornin
for Fremont where he will visit an
remain on business.
Mrs. &. B. Westbrook left yestel
day for Newton to visit with friend
and relatives in that city.
Miss Florence Toy OF Knoxvill
was an over Sunday guest with Mis-
! Frances Meek in Beacon.
Mrs. d. Young Of this city left las