The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-08-05

TUSCALOOSA SATURDAY aIJeTnOOu IOT
short visit with Tunis Wander Bee
and family. Miss Lena who has bee
visiting her grandmother for the pas
few weeks, accompanied them home
(From Mondays Daily
Carl Henderson OF Des Moines wal
in town Sunday.
George Taylor is in Omaha on {
weeks business trip.
o. A. Cuthcart of Des Moines called
among OskaIoosa friends today.
Miss Eva E. Cooper mas gone tc
Lisbon, North Dakota for visit.
Miss Anna Dobins of Waterloo is a
guest in this city with relatives for a
few days
Miss Cora Mcttlcr of Los Angeles
| is visiting Miss Matte Fuller and 9th
or friends.
Manager George Gordon of the
Home Telephone Company was at FIRE
mont today.
Miss Mary Bradbrook left this
morning for Des Moines to look after
business matters.
Miss BesS Stafford will leave Tues,
DAY evening for a two weeks vacation
in PoCatella, Idaho.
Mrs Geo. Heilman arrived this
noon from Abba for a few days visit
in the city with friends.
Miss Mary Ann Phillips is home
from a two weeks vacation spent in
Chicago and Joliet, Illinois.
Rev. II. c. Norman was called to
Marion, Indiana this morning by the
serious illness of his wife.
Mrs. Kate Liddle of Munich, Ger
many is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. J.
Fox of 1926 High avenue east.
DR.. J. s. Appleman left Saturday
evening for his home in Chicago after
a brief business call to thiscity.
Max Hardness left this morning for
Searsboro where he will remain for
some time on a business mission.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Wheeler and
children left this morning for a brief
visit with relatives and friends in Sig
Miss Wheeler returned this morn
ing to her home in Des MOines after
a week end visit in the city with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson of
Waterloo arrived this morning for a
short visit at the parental, M. J. Cru
zen home
Miss Zilpha Monroe arrived Satur-
day evening for a few days visit with
Miss Lillian Thomas and Miss Mabel
kenworthy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Reiner left this
for an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Ohio, Virginia
and Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Roberts returned
afternoon to their home in
Des Moines after a brief visit in the
city with relatives.
Miss Nell Caldwell of Abba and
Miss Norma White of Sigourney were
week end guests in the city with
Miss Marie Beatty.
Miss Pearle Snider left Saturday
afternoon for a two weeks visit at
The home of her brother, Harry Sni
der, in Marshalltown.
Miss w. F. McVay and daughter
Helen of New Sharon were in the city
looking alter business mat
ers and visiting friends.
Miss Ivyl Walling arrived home
rom Grinnell Saturday evening and
will spend her summer vacation at the
PARENTAL Chas Walling home.
Mrs. A. f. Rodgers of this city and
brother w. f. Rodgers of North Da
lota left this morning for few days
i-it FrinV,IC in,
Noines.
Mrs Laura PembertOn and son
Robert arrived last evening from Mar
;halltown where they have been Wis
ting with friends and relatives for
couple of weeks.
Miss Eva Roberts who has been a
guest in the city with her mother.
Mrs Mary J. Roberts on North Mark
It street, returned this morning to
Ter home in Chicago.
Archie Patterson OF Marshalltown
s a guest nthe city while superin-
ending the buil1ing of the Jerry
Iynch residence. Mr.. Patterson is
he architect that designed the house.
Miss Helen Roberts left this morn
ng for few days visit in MusCatine
before returning to her work in Keo-
luk Miss Roberts has been a guest
with her sisters in the city since
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank B. Shafer and daughter
Miss Zelma lett Saturday evening for
Mont, where they WIN re-
main for a short time, going from
here as soon as Mr.. Shafer and his
son arrive, to Musselshell, Mont,
which place will be the future home
If the Shafer family.
Mrs Maude Mendenhall came down
rom Des Moines Sunday evening for
4 brief visit with her mother. The lad
les were passengers this morning to
Leighton for a days visit, returning
TO OskalOosa this afternoon and Mrs.
will return to her home
in Des Moines tonight.
Mrs. W. S. Kenworthy will leave
Tuesday morning for Waterloo where
she will make her home with her
daughter. Mrs. John Fitzgerald for
an indefinite periOl. Miss Doris Fitz-
gerald, who has been visiting re!a
lives and friends in the city, will re.
turn with Mrs. Kenworthy.
News comes from New Sharon of
the resignation of l.. NJ. Briggs as
Cashier OF the Citizens State bank
of that city. Mr.. Briggs became head
of the bank upon retirement as Coun-