The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-06-15

, daughter, Mrs. G. nj. Hewitt.
E. A. Lacour and Miss Della Lacou
: were passengers to Waseca, Mime
sofa, this morning, going to conduc
series of religious meetings.
II Mrs. G. o. Springer of Garwin, la
who has been attending the Nationa
Holiness camp meetings at Universit,
Park, returned to her home this morn
ing.
Mrs. A. Darrah and her niece, Mis-;
Florence Hassig, were passengers t
Waterloo this morning, going to visi
for a few days at the home of w. A
Chase. #4
Gladys and Harry Groce, of Albert
Lea, Mimi, are guests in the city fOl
a few days with their grandmother
Mrs. Minnie Gross, 1906 Third ave
nue. west.
| Mrs. Lucinda Henry and daughter
Eva came from Abba Saturday to Wis
it Mrs. Tillie MCGEE at the home OF
Sam Buffers in this city, returning
Monday evening.
Mrs. Jerry Lynch and daughter
| Miss Marjorie Lynch, left this morn
ing for Marshalltown where they will
| visit for a few days at the George
Downing home.
Miss Pauline Price, daughter of
Mrs. Sarah J. Price, is able to be out
again after her long sickness, and will
be able to be on duty at the Savoy
Cafe as head waitress in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Hoffman, are
in Faribault, Minnesota, to visit their
son Guilford. who is a student in the
Shattuck Military Academy. Mike
CruZen went with them and will en-
joy commencement exercises with his
associates, John Hammes, Guilford
Hoffman, and Otto Strohmeier.
H. s. Rosecrans, postmaster of this
city, and John Brown of Rose Hill left
this morning over the M. & st. L. for
ST Louis where they will attend the
National Democratic convention, con-
vening tomorrow. Tracy Osborn OF
New Sharon will join the. party later,
making the trip from Des Moines.
Miss Gladys Gamble, a niece of Mrs.
J. NJ. Larimer of ,103 South Third
street, this city, was hostess last
week at delightful pre-nuptial affair
given in compliment to Miss Abbey
James, fiancee of Robert Carnahan. of
Portland. Miss Gamble lives at
Spokane, Washington, and is we'll
known in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. r. H. Dickson of North A
street was in Des Moines last week in
attendance at the high school gradua-
ton exercises of Robert McCord, for
merly of Oskaloosa. The three high
schools combined and had most beau
tiful and impressive exercises at the
coliseum There were 465 graduates
who took part in the exercises.
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. John Harper
went to Oskaloosa on Wednesday for
a few days visit.
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. Jennie HUI
bert went to Oskaloosa on Wednes-
day to attend a camp meeting.
Martinsburg Journal: Mrs. Henry
Heninger has returned from Oskaloo-
sa where she had been taking treat
mentg. a. 49,
Washington Journal: A. Kuhn left
Friday morning for Oskaloosa where
he will attend the holiness camp
meeting.
Malcolm Leader: Mr. and Mrs. c. T.
Scott and daughter Vesta We're over
Sunday visitors in OskaloOsa at the
home of Mrs. SCOTS brother, Mr..
Bowers.
Newton Daily News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Compton of Kilduff and daughter
Helen spent Decoration Day with
Mrs. Compton's father, Mr.. LOngstaff,
at OskalOOsa.
Mrs. Louie McKanna and son James
are here for few weeks visit at the
home of the grandmother, Mrs Mary
A. McKanna. Louis is expected in
a couple of weeks.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. o. S.
Holt and Miss Anna Phelps and moth
er, Mrs L. B. Jackson, OF OskalOosa,
attended the Mrs. Underwood funeral
in Montezuma last Wednesday.
Hedrck Journal Miss Myrtle It'd
ball of Taintor visited over Sunday
with Miss Hazel Henry. Both these
young ladies left yesterday for Cedar
Falls, where they will attend summer
school.
Ottumwa Review: Rev. Maude Nj.
Hume and little son, SOP East Will
liams street, left Thursday for Oska-
loosa where they will attend the ma
tional camp meeting OF the Pentecos-
tai Church OF the NaZarene.
Rev. A. McFerran, who is at Dav-
export at Iowa Grand Lodge of Ma
sons, goes to Chicago and Lake For
est where his son Leon is in school.
He will also visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McFerran, at Evanston.
Eddyville Tribune: Paul and Miss
Ruth Norman went to Oskaloosa on
Tuesday and after visiting over night
at the home >of their uncle, Perry
Norman, they went to Davenport to
join their parents in their new home.
Ottumwa Review: Mrs. Nita Pang-
burn and the Misses Ethel and Mar
iorie Pangburn, corner Moore and
Williams streets, left Friday for Os-
kaloosa to spend the week end and at
tend the camp meeting the Pentecos-
tai Church of the NaZarene.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Mary
f. Underwood, who has been living in
Oskaloosa most of the time during the
past several months, is here and Will
keep house as soon as Supt. l., l..
Caldwell and family vacate her resi-
-dence property. Mrs Underwood
son, C. F., and little daughter will
make their home with her. ..I
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Flossie
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