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

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home in Newton Saturday Afternoon
latter attending Holiness Camp Meet
ing.
Miss Gertrude Boget of Searsboro
who has been visiting with Mrs. Car
Smith returned to her home Satur
day.
w. T. Phillips and daughter, Miss
Bette, arrived home yesterday from
a few weeks visit in Denver, Colo
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Miss Isabelle Lawson of Abba was
in this city Saturday evening, return
| ing from a visit in Blythe enroute tC
Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Harris returned
to iHair home in New Providence this
morning after attending the Holiness
Camp Meeting.
Mrs. NJ Roscoff of Marshalltown
who has been visiting with her daugh
port was in town Saturday enroute
home.
Miss Aenid Beaman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Beaman has ar
rived home from Mt, Pleasant where
she has been attending Iowa Wes-
!eyan College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Esperson left
this morning on q vacation trip, going
from here to Marshalltown where
they will visit with friends and rela
lives for a time.
George F. McCarty, cashier of the
Peoples Trust and Savings bank, is
having a brief vacation, and he and
Mrs. McCarty are having an outing
at Detroit, Minnesota
Homer Kendig of the postoflice
force is away for a couple OF weeks
vacation which he will spend with
friends in Minneapolis and Lacrosse,
and also in boat trip on the Great
Lakes.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Overturf and
Misses Dorothy and Maxine Black
burn are at home again after a two
weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Gary, Indiana, and in Chi
cago, Ill.
Mrs. T. J. Price, who submitted to
a surgical operation at the Abbott
hospital last week, is getting along
as we'll as the circumstances warrant,
and everything points to complete
recovery.
Arthur White arrived home last
Saturday evening from his school
work in Wisconsin university and
will spend few days at the parental
s. w. White home before going west
Tor the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Alder returned
last Saturday evening from an eX-
tended trip through the east, having
visited in New York City, Niagara,
Buffalo, and Cleveland, Ohio. They
report fine time
Mrs ]. A. Asher and son of Albert
Lea who has been visiting with Mrs.
Flick at sos north B street and Miss
Wilma Smith were passengers to
Searsboro Saturday, afternoon where
they will visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and daugh-
tiers mOtored down from Des Moines
yesterday for a brief visit at the
Frank C. Lofiand home. Mrs. LOT
and returned to Des Moines with
them last evening for a few days
visit.
Among the attendants at Holiness
Camp Meeting at University Park
who returned to their homes this
were: Mrs. w. Banghart and
children; Mrs. c. Wpisengerer; Mrs.
E. J. Banghart; Mrs. Wheeler, and
Mrs c. Z. Morris of Laurel, Iowa;
Rev. and Mrs. CAas. Foster of Helba,
Neb; Mrs. J. r. Russell of Lacey,
la; Mrs G. w. Richards of Grinnell,
Ia; w. l.. Mcdowell of Buxton, Ia;
and Mrs. c. r. Morris of Newton, la.
Gus Hamilton. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hamilton of this city, who is
attending the Northwestern Military
Academy of Lake Geneva, Wis, is
most fortunate in being one of the
members of the crowd who are jour
neying to the coast in the Cadillac
cars, with military equipments. A
crowd OF young men, about forty in
all, are making the trip overland, in
the cars which were equipped as the
U. S. Naval cars, with war equipment
which was designed by the students
under the supervision of Colonel
Davidson. Mr.. Frank Hamilton went
to Des Moines yesterday to see the
troop pass through that city and to
visit with his son. The boys will
make camp each evening as the mil.
itary soldiers do and and will do reg.
ular cadet work. 1t is an opportun-
ity for an education which could
never be gained in any other way,
and the lads are most fortunate mem
bers of the troup. 4
Emanuel Bernick, of Buffalo, Iowa.
Scott county. is visiting his brother,
Fred Bernick.
Lovilia Press: Mrs. G. w. thinner
man visited in Oskaloosa, from Mon
day until Wednesday evening.
Lovilia Press: Misses Leah Shep-
pard and Ethel Richmond were visit
ors in Oskaloosa, the first week.
Miss Dola A. Jones of Huntington.
West Va, is visiting her cousin. Miss
Marguerite Lewis or South ID street.
LoYilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. G. q.
Spencer went over TO TUSCALOOSA on
Saturday evening to attend the Holt
ness camp meeting.
Gilbert Jones is suffering with an
liberated tooth that has been giving
him great pain and annoyance, not TO
mention facial Disagreement.
Delta Press: c. H. Wharton was at
.Oskaloosa Monday where he secured
Mrs. Nicola, a trained nurse, to care