The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-07-08


, from this township to his farm nea
Beacon last spring and says he like
, 1t fine.
!, Newton Record: Mr. and Mrs. Ro.
. Compton and daughter Helen autoe,
to Oskaloosa Sunday and spent tn,
day with AIRS. Compton's father, Mr.
] Longstaff, returning TO Kilduff in th'
evening and bringing Miss Helen!
friend, Miss Annie Hourihan, home
with them.
! Delta Press: c. Ed ,Beman wa!
down from Oskaloosa several days
the latter part of last week on bust
ness. Ed was recently elected presi
dent of the Oskaloosa Commercial
Club, which is evidence that he Ii
still in the ranks of the live wires
the same as when he lived in Delta
w. w. Wright and daughter, Miss
Gail, of Wright, who have been on
the coast for the past three months,
visiting relatives and taking in the
sights, were in Long Beach, June %,
and heard Governor Clarke speak at
that place. They will start home
soon, coming by the way OF Salt Lake
| CITY ana Denver.
Keosauqua Republican,: Married,
at the Congregational parsonage, at
Keosauqua, Tuesday evening, June
%, 1915, by Rev. Chas. K. Perkins,
Miss Rose NJ. Fultz and Mr. Seth A.
SommerVille, both of Oskaloosa. Mr.
SommerVille, who was born and grew
to manhood in Keosauqua, is the
youngest son of the late William
Sommeryille and Mrs. Hattie Som
mervilIe. He is at present a clerk
in Oskaloosa. Present at the wed
ding were Mrs. Sommerville, the
groom's mother, Miss Marguerite
Campbell of Nebraska, and Mrs. Per
kins. The newly welded couple de-
parted for their Oskaloosa home ON
Wednesday morning of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beadle were
in Abba Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Alcorn spent the
Fourth in Eddyville.
Mrs. Mae Roberts and daughter,
Miss Laurel, spent the Fourth in OF
tumwa.
Miss Helen Snyder arrived home
Saturday evening from Rochester,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo P. Colville ar
rived home this morning from a Wis
il in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Henley and fam
lily spent yesterday in Eddyyille at
the big celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. O. Stringfellow mo-
tored to Davenport Sunday for a cou-
Pile of days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Saunders of
near Lockman were in Oskaloosa
for a Fourth of July visit.
Miss Ruby Brissey left this morn
ing for Anita, Iowa, for a weeks
visit with Miss Zeta Reed.
George Raines went to Council
Bluffs Saturday, called by the illness
Of his sister, Mrs. Carrie Planke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Godfrey and
the baby OF Des Moines spent the
Fourth at the parental Z. M. Ware
home.
J. NJ. Habner, an attorney from
Marengo. is looking after business
interests here, guest at the Lacey
hotel.
H. E. J. Schmidt of the Frankel !
Dry Goods Co.'S shoe department, |
eft Sunday for Chicago on a goods |
buying trip.
Loretta Bidwel leaves this even
ng for San Diego, Calf, where she |
will attend the eXpositions and visit |
with relatives for some time.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. ]. Dutton leave to-
Jrison j. G. and Harry DuttOn. They |
Expect to be away several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle G. LaRue of
who. have been visiting at |
he J. J. Hawk home and with other |
friends, returned home last evening |
Art Morris of Aberdeen. South |
Dakota, who had been to Chicago on |
. business trip. stopped to see the
iolks in Oskaloosa while enroute |
nome.
Miss Catherine Ost of Mansfield |
Ohio, arrived in the city Saturday |
evening for a months visit with her
friends, Mrs. NJ. n. Williams and |
family.
r. K. Reinhart, Miss Ruth Flickin- |
ger, Miss Marie Mittendorff and Mrs. |
l.. w Mittendorff and baby were in
the city yesterday enroute by car to
The east.
Mrs. G. n. Beechler and daughter
Gladys leave Wednesday for Pasa-
iena, Calf, for a visit OF a couple
Of months with the son and brother,
Don Beechler.
H. f. French, c., B. & Q. freight
depot foreman, and Clarence Paris
lett yesterday morning for Ottumwa
where they spent the day, taking part
In the ElKs' celebration.
Newton Record: Mrs. John F. Lis J
ter has been spending the past week
with her only sister, Mrs. Mary XII
burn, In Oskaloosa. Mrs, Kilburn Is
not in very good health and this visit
means lots to her as well as to Mrs.
Lister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dede we're Wis
itors here over the Fourth of July,
guests at the Carroll Sawyer home.
They are changing their residence
from Peoria, Illinois, to Philadelphia.
where Mr.. Dede has a fine business
opening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey Wine and
daughter OF Sac City, drove to Oska-
looga Saturday and spent Sunday and