The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-05-25

lone returned to her home in Valley
/, Junction yesterday.
Mrs. Sam Holmes of Lynnville re-
turned to her home this morning after
a short visit with her sister, Mrs vii.
liam Whitsell of Beacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Terril returned
home yesterday afternoon from Boards
town, Ills, where they have been visit
ing at the c. A. Schafer home.
/ Mrs. Glen KellOg and baby Margaret
returned this morning to their home
in Des Moines after a few days visit
in the city with Mrs. A. E. kellogg.
Miss Minnie Harrison of the w. p.
Sparks office returned Monday even
ing from Des Moiues where she has
been visiting a brother. Mr.. Gustafson
Leland Horton and Miss Florence
| Horton of Brighton were in town this
morning, enrOute home, after a sew
eral days visit with relatives at Ames,
Iowa.
| Miss Francienne DunShee entertain
cd Sunday at the home of her sister,
, Mrs. Roy r. BarrOws, in honor of her
| friend, Mr.. Frank Hitchcock of Peoria
| Illinois.
| MI. anu MIS-. u. I16uHSSS anu
daughter Eloise have returned to their
Tome in Keota after an over Sunday
visit in the city with F. M. Henness
and family.
| Mayor Harold is suffering from a
bad cold that has settled in his throat
and his honor is rather husky in his
utterance, to say nothing of other in
| COnvenienCGS.
| Mrs Clara BrOwnhouser left this
morning for Minneapolis where she
| will visit for a few days at the home
of her sisters, Mrs. Virginia and Mrs.
| Helen Brownhouser.
| Rev Loehr and family have gone to
Lone Tree, Iowa, to visit at the paren-
tai LOehr home. From there Mr.. Loehr
will go to Lwingle, Iowa, to attend
the Iowa Glasses of the Reformed
church.
Mrs A. A. Eglerton of Painsville,
Chic, and Mrs J. F. Jackson of Cleve-
lard. Ohio, who came here to attend
the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Fl. |.
Atwater. returned to their homes this
morning.
r. NJ. McCray left this morning for
Des Moines where he will be in at
tendance at the Motion Picture con.
vention which is being held there this
week. Mr.. MCCray expects to attend
lTrotion picture convention in Omaha,
on the 25th and Goth. returning home
the first of next week.
County Superintendent Jessie L. Du-
Doc is in Sioux Rapids attending con
venton of County Superintendent of
.aI~ L., fN
Gay ami Wednesday. The convention
will be held in Spirit Lake on Thurs
dav and Friday of this week. and there
will he several hundred County SUI
perindendents in attendance.
| OF a former we'll known resident of
! Oskaloosa, the Des Moines Register
says: Mrs. A. W. Swain is one of the
women of whom Iowa may we'll be
proud. Without adventurous aids she
has come up from one responsibility
/ to another until today she represents
all that is best in American life and
training Probably no American woman
has been received with more cordial
{ ity in England and certainly no wom-
an has done more to win an intelligent
appreciation for Americanism.
/ (From Wednesdays Daily.)
Theodore Welton of Des Moines is
guest of his brother, George H. Wei
ton during the week.
/ Master Thomas and Miss Martha
! Terrell returned this morning after a
i few days visit here with relatives.
Lester Bud" Terrell was a passen-
ger to Abba, last evening, going to
visit for short time with friends.
A Mrs. Mary Clark was a passenger
to Grinnell yesterday afternoon, going
I to visit for several days at the Henry
Dunlap home.
Mrs. l.. Terrell was passenger to
Grinnell yesterday afternoon. going to
visit for several days at the home of
Rev Joseph Sopher.
i Albert G. MisKimmins, former
painter and paper hanger of Oskaloosa
is in town for few days with former
friends and associates.
Mrs. William Baker was a passen,
ger to Nevada, Iowa, this morning, &c
ing to visit for several days with
friends and acquaintances.
J. w. Griest of Chicago visited over
. Moniay evening in the city with his