The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-03

OPCAihS VI oNiOOi.
Mrs. ]. M. Palmer of Alton, VIII,
has been in Minneapolis, arrived ii
Oskaloosa this morning to be a CUES
in the home of her brother, Henri,
Munsell, No. 210 Second avenue east
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tomlinson ant
children returned yesterday morning
to their home in Cherokee afte
spending several days in the city, al
guests at the S. J. Vernon home, Mrs
TOmlinson and Mrs. Vernon being sis
tiers.
Mrs, James Hinshaw, Mrs. Eval
| Harkins, Miss Verl Wade, Miss AIDE
| liza Pendegraph and Miss Dorothei
| Harkins returned this morning t
their homes in Richlapd, Iowa, afteI
spending the week end in the city
guests with Miss Lottie Bailey.
MISS Nellie Fortune sends word t.
friends in the city that the icebers
which she promised must have beer
melted enroute. She writes from the
steamship Sophia" in Prince Rupert
b. c., and states that she is done vi
in wool and steam heat" and that il
feels fine.
w. F. Severa and family, of Cedar
Rapids, motored from Cedar Rapids
to Oskaloosa Saturday. They left
Sunday morning in company with Mr.
and Mrs. Lumir Severa for their
home. Miss Julia Severa remained
for visit with Miss Martha Fox, 1926
East High avenue.
Miss Flora Schneider, Misses Jen.
ME and Frances Meek are taking in
New YORK City at the present time,
md while there are guests at Hotel
Woodstock They found Miss Kate
Seibert of the Frankel Store, there
lpon arrival, and they make up a par
ty each evening for a good time.
M. F. Ustick of Burlington, general
uperintendent of the Iowa c.. B. &
J. lines, and M. McClaren of BurIing
ton, division superintendent of the
g." arrived here last evening in their
special motor inspection car. No. "a.
The official car was brought here also,
,eaving this morning for Winfield.
The engagement of Miss Betty Bry-
ant, daughter of Mrs. w. F. Bryant,
Of Spokane, Washington, to Mr..
Frank p. Shockley, also of that place,
IS announced to local friends through
the medium of the Spokane Daily
Chronicle. Mr.. Shockley is a for
ner Oskaloosa lad, son of G. w.
Shockley, of the Saturday Globe.
w. C. Sharpe, who has been work.
ng out of Springfield, Illinois, is at
home, summoned by the serious ILL.,
hess of his wife at the family home,
No. 702 Third avenue east. She was
in precarious condition
and Sunday, but is a little
better today and physicians have ex
pressed a hope for recovery. Mrs
Sharpe is a sister of John P. Wilson
John D. Byers suffered Sunday from
| sever case of indigestion induced by
he severe heat. aa'... l1@.5.
J Abba Union: j. M. True and fam
ly of Oskaloosa visited at the Ben
Johnson home last Sunday. a.r 1885,
Eddyville Tribune: Harold Cruden
Of Oskaloosa spent Wednesday visit
ng at the Ace Odem home.
Abba Union: Mrs. Joseph Warner
'eturned from a visit with her daugh-
,er, Mrs. w. o. Nugent, of Oskaloosa.
Rev. f. Fl. Warning, who was pros
rated by the heat of Saturday, is no
better today and his condition is re
5arded as critical.
Busscy Record: Miss Ruth Stewart
If OskaIoosa, who has been spending
a week at the NJ. f. parsonage, re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Pearl
'Yohe) Mcdowell, who returned from
he OskaloOsa Hospital last Tuesday,
S getting along all right and will soon
be herself again.
Colfax Clipper: Edwin Perry and
wife, of Oskaloosa, came up Monday
10 visit their daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Jolly, and to get acquainted with their
new grand daughter.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr. and Mrs. !,
=. Fisher of Oskaloosa visited at the
home of Mrs. Fishers sister, Mrs,
Clarence Pickerell, in West Des
Moines township, a couple of days
last week.
Eddywille Tribune: Mrs. A. P. Hea-
cock, who had been spending several
weeks at Oskaloosa and New Sharon,
came to Eddyville the latter part of
last week and is visiting among
friends in this vicinity. '#i
Eddyv,lle Tribune: Frank Cranky
vent to Oskaloosa last Friday, called
there by his daughter, Mrs. Lou Kali
luin, being taken worse, Mrs. Kali
luin, who was in the hospital for
time, has lately left the hospital.
Malcolm Leader: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Graham of Waterloo stopped for a
short visit at the Arden Mccoy home
They were enroute to Os.
kaloosa-their old home, for a few
days visit with relatives and old
friends.
Knoxville Journal, Mrs. James Nc
Nulty was at Oskaloosa last Wednes
day night and Thursday, visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Frank West, and at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. w. r..
Dillon Mr.. and Mrs. McNulty also
have son, James Jr., who is work.
ing in terra Gotta block factory in
0skaloosa.
Montezuma Republican: DR.. Phil
lips and family, of New Sharon,moyed
this week into the new residence south
of the public square, built by e. III.
Haigler. DR.. Phillips is we'll known
in Montezuma and especially In the
south part of the county. He prac-
tlced medicine in New Sharon for a
long time.