The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-03-16

Penn School of Commerce, has accept
/ ed a position with the Oskaloosa Ma
: tional Bank,
: Miss Harriet Wilson returned Il
her home in Minneapolis this morn
: ing after several days visit her
. with relatives.
Mrs. Jennie Slater returned to he
home in Mason City this morning al
ter few days visit here with rela
lives and friends.
i Mr.. and Mrs s. ID. Stewart lel
this morning for Monroe where they
tives and friends. ....., ,.a.g
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver T. Sampson
'of St Louis, who have been visiting
here for several days, returned tC
their home this morning.
Fred Thorpe of Mason City, who
has been visiting here for few days
with friends and acquaintance, re
turned to his home yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. A. c. Burns and daughter, Miss
Mary, returned to their home in Ce
dar Rapids yesterday afternoon after
several days visit here with friends
and relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Burkes left yes
terday for indianapolis, Ind, with the
body of Mrs. Burkes' mother, Mrs
Jemima Smith, who died here Friday
evening. The final burial services
will be held in indianapolis.
Marion Dunwoody has closed out
business interests at Newton and will
make OskaloOsa headuarters hereaf-
ter Mr. Eunwoody has contracted
with the Coldwell Cement Silo Stavc
company for the sale of silos and is
entering upon his new position inn
mediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dexter have
just returned from few days visit
with relatives in Warren County, la.
Miss Eva Schafer has just returned
home from a short visit at Fairfield,
with Miss Esther Gilbert and Mrs. J.
l.. Rainry.
Miss Camille Walton returned home
last evening, from few days visit
with her father, S. s. Walton of AL.
coma, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Baker have re-
turned from Marshalltown where they
spent Sunday with friends and took in
Maid in America"
DR.. A. E. Kepford, former state tu-
burculosis lecturer Of Des Moines, is
in town today and at the high school
building this morning. He gave short
talk on the prevention of the white
plague.
President David Edwards of Penn
College spent Sunday in West Branch,
where he assisted in the dedication of
the new Friends church. Friday, Pres.
Edwards judged a debate between Grin
nell and Cornell colleges. DR.. Edwards
returned home yesterday.
Whittier (Cal) News: Mr. and Mrs
Abel Hicks and small daughter, Miss
lola of Oskaloosa, Iowa, are guests of
their cousins. Mrs. Margaret urooms
and Lee Copeland, on North Friends
avenue. The Eastern visitors have
been touring the west for some time
and will remain in Southern California
for several weeks.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Centerville Citizen: John Young,
of Oskaloosa, spent Sunday in the
city with friends.
Mss Della Reed left to day for Ce-
dar Falls whHre she will attend school
at the Iowa State Teachers College.
Thomas p Johnson is confined to
his home No. 1116 South Market
street by severe attack of influenza,
Mrs. Wilbur Rice returned to her
home in New Sharon Tuesday after
noon after transaCting important bust
ness.
Mrs. John Cameron and son Master
Robert, Of Denver, are guests in the
John p. Wilson home, No. 507 Ninth
avenue east.
Burlington Gazette: Mrs. George
G. Migbee and sister, Miss Ethel
3ranigar have returned from a short
visit in OskalOOsa.
Miss Ruth Griffin, registered nurse,
left yesterday afternoon for New
ious case of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Swank returned 10
their home in LynnviIle yesterday,
after a several days visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Eide.
Miss Dorothy GreiSt, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Greist, OF
South Market street, is quite i'll with
a cold and complications.
Mrs. Minnie Bates OF New Sharon,
returntd to her home yesterday after
noon, after a several days visit here
At the John Andrews home.
Mrs. J. r. Lester who has been Wis
ting here for a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. George K. Fisher, returned
10 her home in Layerne, Minnesota
esterday afternoon.
Mrs. 4. Hoyt has returned to her
home 523 North Fourth street, after
three months visit at the home oil
her daughter. Mrs. DR.. Strain in
Green Mountain, Iowa.
Mrs. II. J. WentZ, of Trip, South
Dakota, who has been visiting toI
several days at the home of Mrs. A
n. Goodwin of University Park, re
tlrned to her home yesterday after
noon.
Miss Janet Venderkieft, who teach
IS the Pleasant Ridge school in Madi
son township, reports that the Boarc