The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-05-04
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lFrom saturday's Daily.

nNUI6 ~ SuJOSiuS a WISH tIOm hls
father. who is here from Seymour.
VIM Thatcher Smith, who handles
a large corps of statesmen for Kirk
Soap, is a guest at Hotel Downing.
Mrs. w. M. Frey and daughter Ed
ma and son Harold are spending the
week end visiting relatives in Leigh
ton.
Misses Kate and Marie HumestOn
OF Union, Iowa, are guests in the city
with Miss Hazel Burke for a few
days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Paul left this morn
ing for Des Moines where she will
spend a few days visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Howell were pas
sengers ito Marshalltown this morn
ing, going to spend a few days at the
home of Sherman Howell.
Bob" Grail, formerly of OskalOosa
now of Burlington, was here yester
day calling on his trade and swapping
stories with old time friends.
Mrs. c. f. Thompson and daughter
left this morning for Redtield, called
there by the death of Mrs. Thomp-
sons brother, ]. L. Thomas.
Col. J. F. McNeill left yesterday for
Springfield, Ill.,, to attend the funeral
Of Mai. G. s. Dana, a fellow member
OF the Lincoln Guard of Honor"
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Holloway left
this morning for Cedar Rapids where
they will spend the day. They will
return from Cedar Rapids by auto.
Mrs. Alice Cook Forsythe, of San
Francisco, Calf, and Mrs. Fred Cook
OF Des Moines are visiting their cousin
Mrs. Grant Janney at Waveland Park.
MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ. EppersOn of Ed.
dyyille called among Oskaloosa
friends yesterday. They were here
attending the suffrage supper the pre-
Yious evening.
Mrs. w. NJ Quick of Minneapolis
returned to her home this morning al
ter a several days visit here with her
brothers, A. Sheuerman, Carl Sheuer-
man and William Sheuerman. -
Reggie Snider and Cortez Souter
lett yesterday afternoon for Fairfield
where they will represent o. II. ). in
the Parsons Letter clubs invitation
high school meet, held on the Parsons
held To-Day
w. II. Thompson, general manager
of the Iowa system of Illinois Trac-
tion Company, and wife, Miss c. Rob-
inson and F. G. Buffe of Peoria, ILL.,,
a traction representative, are in the
city looking over the local property.
Charles Everett Newlin of Indianap-
oils, who gave an address at the court
room this afternoon upon soil conser-
walton, bird protection, consolidated
township schools and good roads, will
speak at he Masonic opera house on
Sunday.
win Fl. Drinkle and brother, Alonzo
T., departed via the NJ. & st. l.. Ry.,
Friday evening for Cleveland, Ohio,
summoned by the death of their sis
ter, Mrs. George r. Craig. and they
will take the body on to Plattsburg,
New York, by Lake Champaign, for
inteTment.
Larkin Martin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Martin, is suffering with quite
a severe attack OF appendicitis. 1t is
thought that an operation may not be
necessary, but at the present time II
would seem that unless conditions
change it is hardly possible to re-
lieve him without surgery.
Miss Louise and Miss Margaret
Mathew, of Wilmington, Delaware,
viii arrive in the city this evening and
will be guests over Sunday with their
cousin, Miss Jessie L. Duboc. Mrs.
Julia Duboc of New Sharon will also
be a guest with her daughter over
Sunday, the party going to New Shar'
on the early part OF next week for
more extended visit.
Jake Seibert, for fifteen years, lack
ing a few weeks, attached to the Huh
clothing store of OskalOOsa as sales
man, floor manager and in other ca
pacities, has resigned his position and
is now enjoying a well earned yaca
ton. Jake is a popular and widely
known man and friends are wonder
ing what he will do next. Jake says
he may have an announcement t.
make a little later on.
Miss Violet Harris, who was severe
ly injured in the auto accident OF
South Market street Thursday evening
was taken from the hospital to hel
home, No. SOB South B street. this
morning. While still very sore anC
somewhat helpless. the girl is conva
lescing nicely and will be cared foI
in her home. There is no immedi
ate danger CT complications and ply
sicians believe the child will &c
along all right.
Roy Byers of Hes MONIES was il
town Friday, guest at the home o
his mcther-inIaw, Mrs. Dave Gun
nell. on Fourth avenue west H
came as escort to little Miss Elsie An
derson, whose mother, Mrs. Matti
Anderson, has been under hospita
treatment in Des Moines. Mrs. Ar
derson and Mr.. and Mrs. Byers vii
come to the Gunnell home next weel
providing Mrs. Anderson is sufficien
". recovered TO travel
Charles Walsh, an old time Ottun
wa newspaper man, later associate
with the Hearst newspapers and loca
ed in New York City, was in oski
looga yesterday calling among Of
time friends and political cronies {
The old day when he was secretary /
the national democratic central cor
mittee. Mr.. Walsh is now located
Florida managing personal interest
but having business connections
Iowa finds ii convenient and pleasal
to drop around TO the old stampir
grounds. enthusiastically.
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