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Evening star., 1915-09-16
The Turke' Difficult Situation

Several dispatches have been re-
ceived recently indicating that the
long maintained deadlock on the Gal
lipoli peninsula may soon be broken
as a result of reinforcements to the
allies and the depletion of the Turk
ish forces and the lack of Turkish
munitions. No engagements of note
have been lately reported, and the
suggestion is advanced in the cable
grams that the allies are preparing
for rush that will carry them over
the Turkish lines and give them COM
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Friday Clearance of
Silk, Chiffon and
Lace Blouses.

Georgette Crepe Blouses, very at
tractively tucked and lace trimmed
nigh and low neck and long or short
sleeves
1895 each. Were 1915.
Crepe de Chine Blouses, in many
pretty styles. tucked fronts and collar
and cuffs of self material, in flesh and
white tintS.
1896 each. Were 1915.
few Lace. Chiffon and Messaline
Biouses, lii white, navy and green;
long sleeves, with high or low collars
$3.95 each. Were S5.S5 and S6,15.
Lace. Chiffon and Crepe de Chine
Blouses; the lace and chiffon are in
combination colors. and the crepe de
chine are made with tucked fronts and
have organdy collar and cuffs.
S2.95 each. Were $395 and 1915.
Third floor &; street
Evening star., 1915-09-16

Kitchener in his statement to the
house Of lords indicates that the
total OF field forces in France has
been materially increased, so that the
British have been able to take charge
of seventeen miles more of the front
than before, relieving the French to
that extent.
Naturally the first question aroused
by these disclosures regarding the
British field strength is whether a
general offensive by the allies in the
west is likely in the near future.
There is nothing specifically indica-
tive of such a change of policy. 1t
is certain that an offensive move
ment would entail tremendous losses,
for the Germans have dug them
selves in" thoroughly and effectively.
Yet this would seem to be the time
for a general advance, while the
German armies are chiefly engaged
in the east Kitchener said yester-
day that in his judgment the Ger
mans had shot their bolt against Rus
sia just when they will be able to
remit their offensive actions i'll the
east and turn back to the west is
problematical. They have already
pushed the cars forces far into the
interior, but not far enough to per
NIT a suspension of aggression, un-
less they can intrench on favorable
line and hold back the Russian flood
which is expected later to gather
force
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Friday Clearance of
Dainty Lingerie Waists

- Voile and Organdy Blouses. trimmed
with French Falenciennes and Point
Lace. and some of all-over embroid-
cry; long and short sleeve styles
$3.50 ench-yyere $500.
S1.95 each-vere $3.50.
Blue and White Striped Blouses,
with white organdy collars and cuffs,
edsed IN blue: very attractive new
models.
$f.OO each. Were $1.95.
A lot of Black Lawn Blouses, long
sleeves and high collar, with either
plain or tucked fronts.
2ac each. Were $1.OO and $I.5O.
small lot of Tailored Shirts, stiff
collars and cuffs: sizes 80 and "a only
25c each. Were $1.OO.
few Cross barred Marauisette
Blouses, trimmed with lace edging: also
some Blue and White Striped Muslin
waists; very stylish models in the lot.
Csc each. Were SI.OO.
ffrh floor
Evening star., 1915-09-16
A Friday Clearance of
Doll Carriages.

About a dozen of our Finest
land Handsomest Doll Carriages
have been greatly reduced to
>lose out at once. Various de-
signs and makes, but all the very
best III quality, reduced as fol.
lows:
! White Reed Carriage. s7.AD-wa,
$1,000
/ White Enamel Carriage. $s.oO-wa,
$1,000.
Brown Reed Carriages. sII.5O eacl
were $3.50.
] Natural Reed Carriage. E4.8s-wa,
Natural Reed Carriage, s..OO-wa,
$1,000
Natural Reed Carriage, &:.ss-wa,
$3.50.
H. Black English Coach. 81 as-wa
$500 :"
$500.
l Gray English Coach. - 05-wa.
English Coach. light enamel body
$500 Al
Enameled Body Carriage. brow
| seen mood and trimmings, $7.Il-wa,
Weathered Oak Round Table, SIS
was S2.50 .---..--. - - Wv"
Holf Set. S5.O0-was $500
zZ pairs Extension Roller Skates 70,
boys 21c pair-were Csc
Tourtl Hpor, center
Evening star., 1915-09-16
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
A Growing Sentiment.

Every day now brings an eAPies'
sion from some prominent pubic
man on the subject of the nationa
defense. Yesterday Mr.. Clark OF Mis-
souri, was quoted Today former
Representative Watson OF Indiana is
quoted. The former is democrat, and
will be Speaker of the next House
The latter is republican. and mas
lust announced for the United States
Senate. Their views are much alike
Mr.. Clark wants the country put
in a state of preparedness without
incurring an enormous financial OBJ
legation. As he puts it, he would not
bankrupt the government in building
battle ships. This is the way Mr.. Wat
son puts it:
Now, | do not believe that we
should enormously tax our people to
build up great navy or vast milf
tary establishment simply to outrank
other nations in this regard, but L
do believe that, while the present
warlke spirit OF the age is upon us
and threatens the peace of the world
and the existence OF nations, it is the
very acme OF stupidity for us to re-
main utterly Indifferent to these
manifest conditions or unprepared
for conflict in the face of this exigent
necessity.
These men can get together on a
program which will meet the need of
the government in this matter Each
has been instructed by the great
war. Each sees the duty OF Congress
to the country Neither speaks as
a partisan, while both are partisans.
Neither would burden the country un-
duly with taxes.
Fortunately, what is necessary can
be supplied without imposing such a
burden. The sum is not to be put in
4 lump into single years, or sim
gle Congress. appropriations. We
are to attain our end by degrees, ad-
vancing with the speed the develop
ments suggest: What is now of
greatest importance is to agree on a
policy. and commit ourselves by max
ing substantial beginning.
The pacihcists would have the pub
lie believe that this movement is for
the benefit of armor plants, powder
mills and gun factories; for the pro-
motion of soldiers and sailors al
ready in commission, and for large
increase in the number for swagger-
ing purposes; that out of the swag-
ger great peril will issue, and war
with some nation be precipitated.
In other words, let us remain un-
prepared for war, and our helpless
ness will appeal to the pity and for
bearance of the outside world. Ma
tions of military strength and ambi-
tious plans will be ashamed to take
advantage of one which by its un-
guarded condition seems to compli-
ment them SO highly. Their sense of
mercy will be too strong for their
might and prowess, and we shall es-
cape through our display of meek
ness.
We shall not try thai game. Mil
lennialists are not yet in control of
American affairs, however much those
of that turn of heart and mind may
bestir themselves.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Not to Be Thought Of.

Il understand that you are in favor
of reviving the torchlight procession
as campaign demonstration"
It's malicious SANDER" replied
Senator Sorghum. u never said any
thing OF the kind"
Then you disapprove of the idea?"
Its most impractical. Women are
going to exercise heap of influence
in politics and no woman would
swing vote to candidate respon-
sible for sending her husband home
saturated with stale kerosene"
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Friday Clearance of
Lace Curtains.

p pairs Cluny Lace Curtains. In
three very desirable patterns. with
both insertion and edge trimming &
Made of heavy net and in good designs
!. yards long.
$500 pair. Value, $500.
40 pairs Scrm Sash Curtains, 81
inches long and finished at side and
bottom with neat edge.
Special price. 25c pair.
- pairs Net Sash Curtains, good qua l.
ity and finished at sides and bottom
with insertion and edge: SO inches long.
Special price, 5Oc pair.
Also 176 remnants and short lengths
of Cretonnes. Silkolines. Satins, Cur
tain Scrims. Nets. Madras and various
drapery and upholstery materials. One
third TO one-half less than regular
prices.
Fourth floor 6 street
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Statues in the Park.

Ii statues in the park could eat,
Or go to see show,
Or have the hours with joy replete
That common creatures know,
Instead of standing silent there
In motionless array,
To rust or crumble in the air,
Where throngs all careless stray;
If statues in the park could dance
And find reward at last
For men who bravely took chance
And struggled, i'll the past,
Oh. then some reason | could see
For toll from morn till dark
To gather fame and strive to be
j. A statue in the park. -,
Evening star., 1915-09-16
China Department.

Handsomely Decorated Imported China choco
late Pot. 81 or. Was 81 10
lnnnrtcd Decorated Nut Set pieces q oJ
Was So 20 fs'' ~i'-'
l G-ni"ce Imported Decorated baking Sc,
imDerfect: so" Was 81 o.
Decorated Iirnog"S China Covered pisbes
ma rnld handles: ST. each Were s4OO
White ard Gold French China Ca0, Plate
$50. Was s. 10.
i NirN1n China Cake Plate, neat pattern
zoe. Was S17J
Mat Green Fern Dish, chpped: SOC Wa
S1.0a
/ French China Decorated Comb and Rru 1
Tray. Sl.a0. Was $40
Richly Decorated Limoges China .c,er,
Tray. 81 -. Was $40
l Gold AND Waite II1vi'and China Jelly Jar
imperfect: 80. Was s. %.
Was Sl0o
Mat Green Jardin:ere and PEDESTAL So rs
WaS Sl5n
Fifth floor C. street
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Women's Suit Department.

9 E1tra-sze Plan Tailored suits. with cir
cular and plated skirts: sizes 42i. and ~:
$1,000 each. We're $500.
H'onsee Coat Suit plain tailored and bra d
trimmed box coats. with full plain skirts; SIZE
81: $1,000. Was $500.
Palm Beach Suits. in natural color: oxford
and black, with hairine strive; coats in pau,
Norfolk jacket and blouse effects. full circular
skirts: $500 each. Were $1,000.
Tan and Gray Wool suits. rlain or fancy
trimmed coats. with buttons aud SILK collars;
plated or pia in skirts sizes n 10 IS; 5000
each. Were $3.50.
Is Coat Suits. in black and navy blue serge
and poplin: in plain tailored or lnH
STYLES with pockets, hound with six braid:
full style skirts. Sizes "a To 4Sl2; Sii.1o each.
We're up TO S35.0o
I'd hnnr L. street
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Friday Clearance of
Mems Oxfords,
$1.OO Pair.

We have about 20 pairs OF
Mems Tan Oxfords Of the $500
and $500 grade, which we are
going to close out at SI.oo par.
For those who can be fitted the
saving is unusual. Sizes tx and
81zAA: 7, TX and 81lA; 6H, 7:
.zlB; 61l, 7 and nc: 5, oH and
IoD.
Main floor Tenth street.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Corset Department.

pairs Florita and Lily OF Franc Cor>e' :.
fancy batiste and coutil. with medium high
bust; sizes Is, 10 and 20 $l.oo pair Were
$500.
Ferris Maternity Waists medium bust and
long hin: sizes %. "a, :S aud %; 500 pair.
We're $3.50.
. Ferris Waists of fine batiste. medium bust
and hip: walohn boned; sizes 20 and %; $1.o0
each. Woeo s.. 80.
10 Rrassieres. fastening in front with fine
embroidery trimming sizes 81. "a. Sc, IS aud
A. loc each. Were LOO and Sl..0.
Brassieres of net. some crossing in front;
sizes "a and A.; 25c each. Were soc.
Third floor, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Housefurnishing Dept.

Electric Toastcr Stove. $500. Was $500.
Electric Disc Stove. $500. Was ST. a.
Fancy Knife Ro1es. i0r each. Were sJr
Fancy Tray. 25c. Was 65c.
Large Kitchen safe. $3.50. Was sI.T5
| Kitchen Table. $l.4J. Was $l.9r
/ Carpet Sweeper. sl.0o. Was $l.Ja
White Serving Tray for invalid, $1.2o. Wa
500.
= boxes Fancy Shelf Paper 25c each. We
sl.Go.
Nickel Towel Rod. soc. Was sI15.
White Frame Mirror. S5c. Was 81 Is
Oval White Frame Mirror. 500. Was IS 90
= Aluminium Saucepans, 35c each. We're JOr
= Alcohol Stoves. 35c each. Were 75c.5
. Large White Japanned Flour Cans 35c each
Were 5Sc.
Aluminium Tea Kettle. 95c. Was $500.
, White Enameled Sink Stralnef, 19c. Wa
Toe.
Fifth floor, + street. -.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Friday Clearance of
Lawn SWINGS.

10 close out at once we are
offering small number of High
grade Four-passenger Lawn
Swings at the greatly reduced
price OF
S5.o5-were 5000.
Also the following:
e., - Gliding Settee. with canopy $l4.1s. Wa,
Fourth floor. + street
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Travelling Goods Dept.

1S-inch Black Leather Bag. $3.95 Was
$500.
l 1S-inch Black Bag. slightly imperfect; $3.50
Was $1,000
$1,000.
15-inch Bag. $3.50 Was $11.5O.
1S-ipch Black Pigskin Bag, 5000 Was
$500.
/ 20 inch Sole Leather Bag. S14.5O Was
$500
! Fourth floor, Tenth street.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Knit Underwear Dept.

II W0mcn's Jersey Kibhed Cotton Comhina-
tion Suits. high neck long sleeves and ankle
length: sizes and o: 371.c each. We're Zoe.
u Women's Jersey Ribbed Cotton Vests high
neck and short sleeves: size 4: 13c each Were
2Jc
II Womens Plain Gauze Cotton Vests high
neck and long sleeves: sizes 2S, 80, &C. rs and
40: s5c each. Were soc.
Main floor. G street.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Friday Reductions
on Women's
Summer Dresses.

To close out the remain
ing numbers of Women's
Summer Dresses we have
marked them at the most
| drastic reductions.
Lot dresses of French net,
plain and novelty white
voile. imported crepes and
ratines and nand-embroid-
cred linens.
Values from SIS.75 to $50.
Now xS.75 each.
Lot 2-Dresses of ponGee,
checked silk and taffeta-a
broken assortment of
styles and sizes.
Regular prices from $lS.75 to $25.
Now x8.75 each.
Lot 3-Dresses of plain wolfe,
novelty striped and figured
voile and linen; sizes "a
and SO.
Regular prices from S7.95 to $12.95
Now 1895 each.
Third floor, q street.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
His Turn Coming.

Charley, dear" said young Mrs.
Torkins, Il am going to give you a
chahng dish for birthday present" :"
What for? / can't cook"
81 know it. But | want you to see
how it feels to be criticised when you
are trying to learn
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Basket Department.

Fancy Covered Work Baskets, 75c each
Were 81 80
Fanry-lined Knife Baskets, sloO each
Were $500
Fancy Scrap Baskets. 5Oc each. Were 81 "a
| Fancy Pin Cushion. 10c. Was b..
> Fancy Wicker Trays with glass insets
Dee each. We're 81 CO.
l Fancy Wicker Tray. BE Was Soc.
II lot I.unrh Baskets, Zoe each Were Die
Fifth floor, center.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

Good opinions of the work of the
New York constitutional convention
are expressed by Mr.. Root. His at
titude cannot be attributed entirely
to pride of authorship.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Friday Special in
Women's Silk Hose.

Is dozen pairs Women's Pure Silk
Hose, in black. white and a good as
sortment OF plain and fancy co1ors.
These hose were woven to sell regu-
larly at SI.5o and S2.oo pair. but be-
cause of slight irregularities oc-
casioned by the weaving machine we
are offering them at the
Special price, $I.oo pair.
And the following:
81 pairs Women.s Tan Cotton Hose. nienied:
sizes q 3h and 10: 1Oc pair. Were 2jc
~ pairs Womrns Black Lisle Hose mended
sizes ., 81. and 10: lie pair. Regularly :}5c
Main floor, q street.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

England does not regard German
ambassador to America as sufficient
ly identified with munitions of war
to warrant torpedoing the ship that
carries him.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Friday Special in
Women's
Handkerchief.

We offer for Friday special as
sortment OF Women's Pure Linen
Initial Handkerchiefs, which are very
desirable for young women's school
use.
Special price.
soc half dozen; SI.oo dozen.
Main floor. center.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

Citizens who participated in the
Frank tragedy still refuse to claim
personal credit for what they insist
was praiseworthy action.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

1t would surprise the builders of
the Arabic to learn what a formida-
BILE craft it turned out to be in Ger
man estimation.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

Reports of Zeppelin raids convey
an impression that the big airships
have peculiar though rather use
less facility in selecting women and
children as objects of attack.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
The Object of Conquest.

A warning monarch says he'll be
The worlds humane protector;
Yet we suspect he hopes to be
The champion tax collector.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

Periods of silence are often in
dulged in by Col. Roosevelt, but never
until he has said precisely what was
on his mind. =" -. ,
Evening star., 1915-09-16

In retreating from a position Ger
man diplomacy shows something of
the reluctance that distinguishes the
Russian army.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

Statistics show that Americas mer-
chant marine is second to that of
Great Britain. But it is a long sec
ond.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

Austria manages to participate in
the complications more conspicuously
than in the victories.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Mems Clothing Department.

50 Suits mems and young mems models in
plain blue serges. browns. grays. greens and
blue mixtures: Hart Srhaffner and Marx make
included There sizes 81. 30. 30. b. 3S
and 40 regulars and 2S 40 and A. stouts' Sl'oo
each Were up TO 5000.
90 pairs Serge Sport Trousers. in neat striped
patterns: all silk sewed and made with belt @
Hons waist strans and cuff bottoms: sizes IS,
IN n ~ and 80: $3.50 each. Were $500.
q Palm Beach Suits. neat patterns; sizes -
.nd IL regular and Al and 46 stout; S395
each Were $3.50.
Main aoor Tenth street.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Women's Skirt Department.

s women's White PiIue Skirts, plain tailored.
with detachable belt aud side pockets: waist
measures, % and 23 only; Sl.oo each. Were
S295.
\ small lot OF White Rep skirts. plain
tailored. patch pockets and detachable belt.
Special price. 81 90 each.
Third floor, q street.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

A strike, once regarded as a local,
is now regarded as an international
complication.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

The man behind the gun has to
have some share OF support from the
fnancier who negotiates the war
loans.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

A man may refrain from express
ing himself in heated oratory with
out being considered a molycoddle.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Umbrella Department.

(? W"mrns 26inch Black Union Silk I'm
,'rellas. with sterling silver trimmed handles
! 81. 10 each Regular price. 81 So
Nomen's 26-inch Colored Silk Umbrellas ,
red and , hlue,. with mission wood handles
I.a5 each. Were 800
Main noor. q street.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Friday Clearance of
Hammocks.

Our entire stock of Swinging Ham
mocks reduced to half price for i'm
mediate clearance. There is a verv
large assortment to choose from. as
we had an immense stock the past
season. Every one is high grade and
Derfect
Evening star., 1915-09-16

Cotton experts foresee an enormous
demand when the war is over. 1t
seems long time to wait.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

"De man dat kin own right up dat
he needs advice" said Uncle Eben, is
mighty liable to have sense enough
to think it up foh hissef."
Evening star., 1915-09-16
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILASDER JOHNSON,
Authenticity Demanded.

"Have you read Shakespeare"
NO." replied Mrs. Cumrox. 81 un-
derstand there is great deal of
doubt about those writings, and 1
make it a rule never to pay any at
tention to anonymous communica-
tions."
Evening star., 1915-09-16

Ambassador Dumba was careless in
not equipping his activities with pre-
paredness for explanation.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

In getting along toward a stable
government Carranza claims control
without much speed.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
A Special Soc
Table d'Hote Luncheon
for FRIDAY.

Blue Points on Half Shell. or
Little Neck Clam Cocktail. or
Boston House Clam Chowder.
Stuffed crahflal<e, n la Newhurg. or
Soft Shell Crabs on toast, Tartar
Sauce. or Chicken Pie. la
Parisienne. or Minced Tenderloin
of Beef. Mashed Potatoes
or Fried Sweet Potatoes,
New Spinach. Waldorf Salad.
Hot Biscuits. Corn Mullins or Bread
Fresh Peach Shortcake or Ice
Cream. Tea, Coffee. Ice Tea
Milk or Buttermilk.
y delicious menu. temptingly pre-
pared and carefully served
Sixth floor + street.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
Friday Special in
Mems Cotton Socks.


IS dozen pairs Mems Light
weight Cotton Socks, in plain
black and black with Oxford
gray soles. These socks arc
woven with triple heels and toes
and double soles. but are subject
to slight imperfections, such as
uneven stitches, but absolutely
free from thread breaks; sizes
o1l to 1l1l..
opairs for 75c.
Woven to sell at 25c pair.
Also dozen Mems Fancy Four Hand silk
Ties. in a good assortment of colors; 25c each.
We're SOC.
dozen Mems Linen Iandkerchefs. slightly
soiletl 3 for 25r. We're 12isc and 1Sc
10 Mems White Sport Shirts, sizes II and 11i2.
Special price. s!.R each.
Q Mems Colored Madras Nrglige Shirts. sizes
10. 16 and is: 81 90 each. Were $50.
3 White Madras Shirts size 171a sl.oo each.
Were $1.J0.
Main floor + street.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
The Great Savings of Remnant Day.

snuha o Remnant Day whose
of these o advertise emen nd the ESQ fh
Their is something b of dte efmhy
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01

Miss Susan Allen returned this
morning to her home in SigOurney al
ter brief vsiit with relatives in the
city.
Harold Lane left Saturday evening
over the NJ. &, st. L. for Philadelphia,
Pa, where he will remain for some
time.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. Townley of Knox
Vile drove over yesterday to spend
Sunday at the parental J. S. Vernon
home.
d.. and Mrs. G. w. Wkitehill left
Saturday afternoon for MarshalltoWa
to visit friends and relatives tor a
short time.
Mrs. Wilma Foley. son Donald and
the baby. of Portland, Oregon, are
mere for a visit at the parental Mark
Barr home.
Miss Helen Moulton returned this
morning to her home in OttumWa al
ter an over Sunday visit in the city
with friends.
Mrs. L. C. Allen of Fearing, Iowa
has been visiting in Fremont and was
in town Saturday afternoon enroute
to her home.
Miss Anna Mae Williams returned
this morning to her home in Musca
tine after a week end visit in the city
with friends.
Mrs. J. Moleberg of Taintor, who
has been visiting with relatives II
this city, returned to her home Sat
lurday afternoon.
A. T. Abbott, superintendent OF thu
Des MoineS Valley division Of the
Rock Island road, is in the city look
ling over business.
Harold Lucas and John B. Nelson
returned this morning to their home
in Des Moines after few days visr
lin the city with friends.
Mrs. Sadie Osborn and daughter
Miss Bertha, who have been visitinl
; at the J. L. Jones home, returned I
p New Sharon Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J.. l.. Newkirk and children @
Delta and Mrs. J. +. Hawk OF kirF
willie are visiting at the parental }. !
:. Hawk home on North Market stree
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Core and daugl
ter Beulah and Miss Wilma Lawrenc
: of New sharon were in the city Sa
!. lurday looking after business matters
Mr. and Mrs. X. L. Cloe returne
this morning to their home in Dt
q Moines after a brief visit in the eli
with relatives and looking after bus
/, ness matters.
n Mrs. w. w. Montgomery leaves 4
Mason City June 80. as delegate +
r. Jewel Lodge No. sos, Modern Broths
!. hood OF America. to attend the co
yention July list
is Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Valentine dro
a. iup from Centerville yesterday for
brief visit. Their son John, who n
n been visiting his cousin, Huber X
g bach, returned home with them :.
Mrs. u. Niemann, OF Chicago, vi
n. her three children. Sido. Harold a
~ Arthur, are visiting at the 4 Wues
field home. gl4 Third avenue ca
m Miss Niemann Is the wife Ct n
x Wnestefeld's brother
Floyd Earring, Jack Miliigan 9
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harnden and son.
Verne, who have been visiting with
Mrs. Joe Whitson, returned to their
home in Lockman last evening
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Nichols OF
Indianola, are here visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Nichols sitter, Mrs. A..
Norris. No. 439 North Market street.
Bert A. Stafford came from Des
Moines SUNDAY on his motorcycle for
days visit at he parental John
tStafford nome, No. COS Fourth avenue
least