The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-03

!, Not in Jail just across street
: 'pital for treatment. He was much bet
ter this morning and will soon be all
fright again. aa - q
Miss Almeda billiard leaves today
: for her home in Whiting, Indiana, af
ter an extended and pleasant visit
with Miss Evelyn Needham. Miss Hill
lizard has proven social favorite in
Oskaloosa and would be welcomed on
:. a return visit She has planned a
ihouse party for several Oskaloosa
girls this fall
Mrs. Rhea Oppenheimer departed
this morning on months vacation.
She went via st. Louis to Indianapolis
where she will attend wedding. From
there she goes to New York to join
her son Art and bride, and together
they will go to Fort Trumbell Beach.
lat Milford Connecticut Here they wiz
visit relatives and enjoy the ocean
breezes.
| j. S. HAYES, arrived Saturday from
his home in Springfield, Illinois, for
a weeks visit among relatives and
hosts of friends here and at Mason
City. Mrs. Hayes and the boys have
been here a couple of weeks. Mr..
Hayes says he likes his new work,
and the city of Springfield fine, though
he still has warm spot in his heart
for Oskaloosa. 1t has been even warm
er in that part of Illinois than in Iowa,
as there has been no rain there for six
! weeks.
(From Tuesdays DailvJ
f. S. Waring, of GrinnelI, is here
to see his father, DR.. f. H. Waring.
/ Mahlon cambridge of New Sharon
was in town today caring for bust
ness affairs.
J. r. COnOver left last night for
HoXy, Arkansas, where he will remain
for a short time.
DIR. L. A. Rodgers has gone to
Birch Island, where he will join his
family in camp there.
Mrs. L. E. Smith is in Des Moines
for few days visit, leaving Oska
lOosa this morning.
H. r. Goodwin, wife and children
returned Saturday night from a trip
to Colorado and Wyoming.
r. w. Moore of Cedar, former mem
Der of the board of supervisors, was
calling on town friends today.
| Walter II. Baker and Mrs. W. A,
Baker, of Kanawha, Iowa, are in town
looking after business matters.
Mrs. C. B. Morgan left this morning
for AIgona to visit for several days
at the home of Mrs. c. H. Cretzmeyer.
Mrs. Mary A. Dunsmore is in Tur-
lock, California, where she will spend
two months visiting her son, VIM,
Dunsmore. SOL.
s. ~. stBeardslee of Minneapolis,
claims attorney of the M. & st. l..
road; is in town today, looking after
road, business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilbur return
ed to Dubuque this morning after a
few days visit here with friends and
acquaintance.
Mrs. +. d. Boyer is home from a
sojourn of several weeks duration at
Nevada, Missouri, and is much i'm
proved in health.
| Mrs. V. M. Timberly was a passen'
ger to GrinnelI yesterday afternoon,
going to visit for a few days with
Mrs. Mary Grey.
1. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Roland left yes,
/ terday for Pompius Pillar. Montana,
where they. will make an extended Wis
it with relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. J. / Tony and son
Joe have returned from month
outing spent in Portland Michigan,
and Weatuwa Park.
i Mrs. f. NJ. Hiatt and Miss Verl Nor
gan returned to their home In Mime
apolis this morning following few
days visit here with relatives.
i Fred Houghton OF the What Cheer
corner of Keokuk county, is In town
guest of his sister, Mrs. Clarence
Parker, of South Second street.
Miss Edna Wormhoudt returned Il
her home in Cedar Rapids yesterday
afternoon following a several days
visit here with friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hanna depart
ed last evening for Lavina, Montana
for fortnight's visit with Mrs. Han
mas parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bri
!, ney.
Mrs. George Downey Of Marshall
town returned to her home YESTERDAY
! afternoon after several days visi
here with her sister, Mrs. Jerr,
Z Lynch.
Prof and Mrs. A. MacMnrray. o
Lawrence Kansas. are stopping ii
the city for short time Prof Mac