The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-05-04


D Mrs. Florence Wright. Mr. anC
/. Mrs George Chitwood and little
yldaughter Ruth who have been making
] their home with Mrs. Middlesworth
will continue to occupy her property
on North Second street. Mrs Mid
ellsworth is one of our old and high
lily esteemed settlers, and friends are
sorry that she is leaving the old home
/, where she has passed so many years,
]. L. Brummell, of Monmouth, ILL.,,
Representative OF the nj. & st. L.,
lis in town today.
Clarence L. Rakow has returned to
Chicago after spending the week end
at his home in the city.
, Thomas Locke has returned home
from a visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Emily Wilson, at Davenport.
Mrs. Fred Marshall returned to her
home in Waterloo this morning after
few days visit here with relatives.
Miss Fern Hardesty of'New Sharon
returned to her home yesterday af-
ternoon after spending the day here
visiting.
Frank Dewitt was summoned to
Keokuk yesterday by the illness Of
his son Will, who has been suffering
with pneumonia.
Mrs. John Seerey returned to her
home in New Sharon this morning af-
ter few days visit here with her
daughter, Mrs. A. H. Bowie.
! Miss Sylvia Miller returned to her
home in New Sharon yesterday after
noon after a short visit here at the
home of her brother, Glen Miller.
Penn college base ball men left
this morning for Des Moines where
they will clash with Coach Nelson's
| Highland Park crew this afternoon.
Mrs. Mae GoldiZen of Knoxville,
county superintendent of Marion
county, was guest in the city yes
terday with County Superintendent
Jessie l.. Duboc.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Underwood are
home from an extended visit in Ore
gon, Washington and California.
They report a fine time, but there is
no place like home.
Collier Raburn, an employee of the
Central Garage, was taken in the city
ambulance to the Abbott hospital
Monday afternoon suffering with Sc
we're case of pneumonia
Mrs. Myrtle Morton departed yes
terday afternoon over the Rock Island
for California to join her sister, Mrs.
Phil Hoffman,, and accompany her
home after brief visit in the west.
Mrs. Effie Hoffman Rogers, for
merly of Oskaloosa but now of La
Junta, Colo, arrived this noon and
will be IA guest while in the city at
the Mrs. Virginia Knight Logan home.
"Everywoman" theatrical company,
which played here last evening, left
this morning for Grinnell, where they
play this evening. Three baggage
cars of scenery and costumes are car
ried by the company.
Thomas Martin of Ninth avenue
east, who has been ill with pneumo-
MIA of several weeks duration, is not
so well, having suffered a relapse in
cident upon too great activity of the
patient Immediately following conva.
lleScence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Walker and
sons, who were in Oskaloosa in at
| tendance at the celebration of the
Ieighty-siXth birthday anniversary of
| Henry r. Kendig, No. 602 Third ave-
nue. west, returned at noon today on
the Rock Island to their home in Des
Moines.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Spencer and
daughter, Mrs. Anna Sherman, are at
! their home in OskalOOsa, returning
! from a ten weeks trip through the
south and east, from New Orleans to
! New York, Boston, and Bridgeport,
| Conn, where they were guests OF the
W. s. Lacy home.
Mrs. Charles Bacon and daughter,
Miss Edna Bacon, and Mrs. Jane Bull
Hers left last evening over the M. &
St l.. for Pennsylvania, where they
will visit for some time with friends
and relatives. They will stop at AL.
lantown and Philadelphia for a short
time. The return trip will be made
by way of New York City and Mag
ara Falls.
Howard Davidson, business mana
ger of the Penn college annual, the
I"Quaker," left this morning for Iowa
City, where for some reason the Penn
annual is being published. This year
lis the first time that the Penn "Quak
err" has been printed and bound out
of town. Mr.. Davidson carried the
last advertising copy to Iowa City
with him.
Grinnell Herald: The twenty-sixth
annual convention of the Oskaloosa
district of w. F. NJ S. will meet al
Cedar, Iowa, May and 8, A goot
program is planned. Two returned
missionaries are expected to be pres
ent at this convention. Mrs D, A
Hopkins will be the Grinnell dele
gate. A good many other people are
expected to attend the meeting.
In letter to Mr.. and Mrs, Walter
McQuiston, Prof. Edward B. Warman
now of Los Angeles, tells of celebrat
ing his 69th birthday by walking t.
the summit of Mt. Hollywood ant
back before breakfast, distance o
= eleven miles. Prof. Warman ais
! goes every year by foot to the sum
nit of Mt. Wilson, a decided inclin
. and a distance of 16 miles. H
) says all are we'll there, including Mrs
"A. w. Martinstein, who is enjoyin
! life in her new surroundings.
(From Wednesdays Daily)
, John McVay of New Sharon was !
the city yesterday looking after bus