The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-22

h.enuS ana relatives mere.
] Mr.. ami Mrs. Clifford Carol an,
Miss Marguerite were in New ShaI
on Sunday visiting relatives.
Miss Lnella Hill has gone to De-
Moines to take up musical work q
the Highland Park Institution.
F. H. and L. d. Warner left this
Emorning for Cincinnati, Ohio, for q
few weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. J. w. McVey left this morning
for Roseyille, ILL.,, called there by the
Illness of her brother, John Kirby.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Vance and daugh
ter of Eddyville were looking after
business matters in the city Saturday
Nate Green of Charlton was an ov
er Sunday guest with relatives in the
city. Mr.. Green is on his way TO St
! Louis.
Carl Anderson of the VanderZee
Jewelry Company, went to Peoria, ILL.,,
to spend Sunday and Monday with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Collins left this
morning for Newberg, Oregon, where
they will spend the summer with
their daughter.
Mrs, Frances Hamilton of Pitts
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
few days visit in the city with Mrs.
Virgie Bowen Struble.
Miss Minnie Mitchell of What
Cheer was an over Sunday guest at
the home of her Aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
Paul OF First avenue west.
Mrs. James Perry of Beacon arrived
home Saturday evening from few
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Algona and Des Moines.
c. A Hoover of the Hoover Auto
Company, departed last evening for
Kokomo, Indiana, to see il he can
rush orders" for more machines.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flockhart of
Des Moines drove to Oskaloosa Sun.
day for days visit with friends and
relatives they departed this morning
for Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Arnold have
returned from Cedar Rapids and are
living at 500 Second avenue east. Mr..
Arnold has accepted a position with
the Purity Drug Store.
Mrs. E. Maison Hines has accepted
a position as bookkeeper for the Os-
kaloosa Steam Laundry to succeed
Miss Leona Lewis, who is with the
Manufacturing Company.
Frank Mason, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Mason, No. 708 South Market
street arrived home Friday from Min
nesota. where he has been with his
sister on a farm for the past several
Mrs. Irene Jarvis, wife of DR.. Fred
]. Jarvis, was operated upon at the
State hospital at Iowa City last week
and friends will be pleased to learn
Of the successful outcome of the or
deal Dr. Jarvis is at Iowa City to-
lay with the patient.
]. H. Porter, superintendent of dis
tribution, and F. H. Bates, operating
engineer of the Oskaloosa Traction
and Light Co., left this afternoon for
Keokuk to attend the National Elec-
trio Light Association of Iowa con-
now in session.
Tom Atchison is home from Knox
Vile where he visited his father Dick
Atchison who has charge of the gar
len work at the state institution OF
hat place. Dick" likes the place and
work and is making a fine record. He
5 a worker and is doing things.
DR.. s. w. Clark and family were in
yesterday They went to OF
umwa and east of Fairfield and back
ria Hedrick and the Prairie trail"
The doctor states that the trip is one !
II the best in this part of the state
md he recommends it to those seek
ng pleasure ride.
Ed Bowen, formerly of Beacon and |
Jew Sharon but for long number |
II years past In business in Scots !
BLUM, Nebraska, has been spending
he past few days renewing old friend /
hips and viewing the scenes of his |
ormer homes. Mr.. Bowen is on his |
way to the Panama exposition. going /
ia New York and the Panama Canal. |
lie expects to be absent for at least |
TX months.
In the recent changes and altera-
ions that have been made in the res (
dence OF George c. True at $40 South
darket street, a change in family ar.
udNC dlSO UcCh WI
true and family occupy the first floor
4 the house and Mr.. and Mrs. F. N.
lille and daughter have apartments |
N the second floor. In this change,
Father" William Crosson, who for
nerly had rooms with Mr.. True has
AIKEN rooms with his daughter, Mrs.
sarah Crookham, the residence ad-
dining the Pentecostal Mission on
fifth avenue east. This will bring !
I'm in closer touch with his work as
he superintendent of the Mission and
nable him to look more closely after
he charitable work and visiting that
occupies large part of his time. For
man of his years, Father" Crosson
5 more active in good works among
he needy than many in younger years
nd the change in location will no
oubt increase the efficiency of the
lission's work,
What Cheer Chronicle: DR.. Oliver
iodshall of Oskaloosa visited here
Nth his parents last week.
H. ID. Parker, suffering with appen-
icitis, was taken to the Oskaloosa
IogpitaI Saturday. Operation will
e avoided In possible.
Sigourney Review: Mrs, Maude
n Aeeler and children came In Satur- !
lay morning from Oskaloosa for a !