The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-08-31

broad acres attached to her persona
ity. Next the people of the commur
ity thought enough of the young ma
to make him sheriff of the county. H
has already served two terms in tn
office and not long since was renomi
mated by his party and the opposition
| places no candidate in the field agains
him. Looks like Walter is slated fo
another term. While in town Mr.
Lathrop was a guest i'll the c. o
| Stringfellow home.
(From Mondays Daily)
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Elmer Bryan are
spending q couple of days in Des
Moines taking in the State Fair.
Mrs. Mary belong is spending the
week with relatives in Des Moines
while attending the big fair.
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Harris left this
morning for Des MOines, as State
Fair visitors, and will also visit rela
tives
MIR. and MR.. G. ]. Russell return.
ed this morning to their home in OF.
tumwa after spending Sunday in the
city as the guests of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Jones went
to Centerville Saturday evening to
visit Mrs. Jones daughter, Miss Enid
Winger.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Hoyt returned
last evening to their home in Wash
ington after a few days isit in the
city with relatives.
Mrs. Lawrence Garner and chill
dren, Doris and Dean, of Sigourney,
are guests in the city with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Brown
Anvil Redman and Leroy Redman
and family, of Hedrick, motored to
0skaloosa Saturday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. C, B. Morgan,
315 North Fourth street
DR.. J. E. Davis has gone to Daven-
port where he is doing some post
graduate work and attending the an
nual meeting of the Palmer School of
Rev. Thomas Horton of Davenport,
md his5Young friend, Edgar Pratt,
were over Sunday guests of friends in
his city, departing this afternoon3for
Ottumwa via the auto route. ..-u
Misses Edith and Mary Sherman
this morning over the M. &
st. l.. after an extended visit with
relates and friends in Missouri and
Kansas.
Mrs. o. A. Murphy and boys, of
returned to her home
his morning after a few days visit
lere at the l.. p. Shawley home.
M. and Mrs. j. Fl. Anderson, of
Iwart, returned to their home this
morning after a several days visit
here at the S. o. Brown home.
Miss Vera Long left this morning
or Iowa City where she will ivsit for
! few days with her aunt, Mrs. VIM.
3aerJUpI
= Mrs. w. ASKING and Miss T. ASKING
II Searsboro returned to their home
his morning following several days
'isit here at the home of Miss Lucre
la ASKING. |'t" SO g." - a~"l"
Mrs. l. p: Mcdonald arrived in the
:ity this morning from Portland, Ore
son, and will. spend a couple of
months listing relatives in and about
he city. ~ Mrs. Mcdonald made a
part of the trip in an automobile.
Verne Odeth, Wife and baby, and
Earl Ddem, wife and baby, from
3ridgewater, Iowa, were isitors at
he j r. HeaVerlO home Saturday
nd Sunday, Mrs. Heaverlo being
heir aunt They came by way Of
Charles E. Scharfenberg, a new
omer, will open speciality market
n the building, 221 High avenue west,
occupied by the G. & G.
clothing Company. The new estab-
ishment will be opened for business
bout September LIST.
A jolly bunch of young folks, five in
lumber, arrived in the city yesterday
fternoon from Memphis. Mo-, and
pent the afternoon and evening with
Iiss Francienne Dunshee, who isl
laying at the r. r. Barrows home onl
outh Eleventh street.
Friends here have received the sad
ews Of the death of Mrs. J. F. Kel-
ey, which occurred on Friday morn
ng, Aug. 90, at her home in Billings,
fontanal = Mrs. Kelley will be re-
rendered as Miss Stella Shamp, who
vas for many years resident of this
ity, and who had many friends here.
Dean Hadley and wife, of Penn
ollege, returned Saturday night from
weeks isit with relatives in, Lee
Irand, Iowa. Their son, Ross A.
Iadley, assistant secretary of the
american Friends Board of Mis-
ions, with headquarters at Rich
lond, Ind, came with them to attend
early Meeting. .... so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mayne and
randson, Garner Mayne, of Palo,
TO-, spent Saturday and Sunday at
he home of their brother James
Jayne, who lives just east of the
ity. Arthur Mayne and family, OF
sraymer, Mo, spent Saturday at the
ames Mayne home also, Mr.. Mayne
eing a nephew.
Ralph Sherman son of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. L. Sherman, leaes Tuesday morn
ng for Washington, D. c. Ralph has
zen majored in chemistry at Penn
College and the State University and
las now been appointed to a position
4 analytical chemist in the Bureau
4 Mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Fansher have
from a months isit with
heir daughters, Mrs. J. s. Movers OF
)sceola, Iowa, and Mrs F. w. Hunter
Il Columbus, Nebr, and with a
Irother, s. P. Jones, of Sidney, and
sister in Scott's Bluff, Nebr. They
oupd averv one we'll and haDDy and