The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-27

HIS lilCnub WIN III Eihc pun va
lowing a happy social evening the
hostesses served refreshments assist
ed by Mrs Frank Snyder Mrs. Bel.
va Penney and George Davidson OF
Oskaloosa were out of town guests.
j Eddyyille Tribune: Contractor OF
Road Work Chas Halt and his force
of men have moved from north OF
town to a point on Skunk river north
of Oskaloosa and will be in their new
location for a couple of weeks. The
force numbers from ten to fourteen
men, mostly from the Givin district.
Leonard Binderman of Harrison town.
| ship and Tom and Frank Harper of
Givin are with the force, the latter
being assistant manager. Messrs.
| Harper are accompanied by their
wives. Miss Pearl Whitsel went up
| on Skunk river this week to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Harper, at the
camp. She is accompanied by her
friend, Miss Abbie Chittenden of o.
kaloosa.
| (From Mondays Daily.)
Miss Alma Dawson is a guest with
relatives in Des Moines for few
| days.
| George Carr, devil in the Herald
| office, left Saturday evening for Des
Moines for a few days visit.
Claire Reisman, who has been quite
| II for several days, is improving rap
| dly and will soon be about again.
Mrs. Harry Victor, of Des Moines,
was a guest in the city over Sunday re-
urning to her home this morning.
Lester Trout, night ticket clerk at
he local NJ. & st. l.. station, spent
Sunday with his sister at 'Hedrick,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Wilson left Sun.
iay afternoon for Denver, Colorado,
where they will remain visiting for a
couple of weeks. #@
Miss Jennie Wilson of Grinnell was
in town today enroute to Ottumwa,
where she will visit with her mother,
Mrs. Adam Wilson. 1.isats. y.
Miss Garnet Downey, 201 North c
treet, left Sunday morning for Dav-
export where she will visit friends for
week or ten days.
Mrs. E. A. Brooks and children left
this morning for Liscombe, Iowa,
where she will visit at the parental
Thomas Mall home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Graham and son
1roye to Oskaloosa in their car yester-
day and are guests at the ]. d. Hawk
ms home for a few days.
J. II. Kelley left Saturday evening
for Cleveland, Ohio, where he will
attend the photographers convention
which is in session there this week.
Deputy Treasurer Frank w. Wright
and Paul Noel of the Golden Eagle
;,, fou dave ThnV 1
made the trip overland in Mr.. |
Wright's car ..el
Guy Hyde, assistant undertaken at
the Cheesman Funeral Home, spent
Saturday and Sunday at his home in
Brighton, returning last evening to |
ais work here. .u..s- as... ...Fsar.
"A. Bernstein and two children. Mary |
and Morris, have gone to Chicago
where they will make their future
lome. Mr.. Bernstein will engage in |
tho hotel business. ... g.. !
Miss Flo Jones was a passenger to |
Polo, Illinois, where she will visit for |
several days with friends and rela- |
tives. From Polo she will go to Free |
port for a short stay.
Mrs. Mary Gesford returned to her |
home in Peoria Saturday after two |
weeks visit with friends and old time |
associates. She was a house guest |
of Mrs. Sadie O'Cain.
Mrs A. B. Harris and grand-daugh |
ter Ruth, have returned to their home |
at 1908 A avenue east, after a ten |
weeks visit with Mrs. Harris sons |
in Mt. Harris, Colorado.
Rev. Perdew, of the NJ. f. church, |
and family left Saturday for a trip |
through Iowa via automobile. They |
expect to take about ten days to the |
trip barring unlocked for accidents.
Miss Eunice Wilson has gone to
California where she win make an eX |
tended visit. Just before her depart |
IRE on Saturday she entertained a 1
number of her girl friends at her
home in University Park.
John Cowan and George Blair re-
turned Saturday evening from a
weeks outing at Prairie Home,"
which is Lou Shangle's farm near
Taintor The boys report fine time |
and expect to go again later in the
season. r
Mrs. Elsie Williams and son Robert
OF Salt Lake City, are guests in the
city with Miss Mae Pendray and 9TH
er friends Mr.. Williams and the 9th
er son are with relatives in Barnes
City Mrs. Williams will be remember
ed as Miss Elsie Sproul. Of this city.
Mrs. J. l.. Davis of Reffield Park, N.
j., who has been visiting here for sew
eral days with many friends and rel.
atiyes, left this morning for Grinnell
for short visit. From Grinnell she
win return to her home. Mrs. Davis
will be remembered as Miss Lillian
Hughes.
The good news comes from Chicago
to the effect that specialists say Mr..
II. S. Towards stomach disorder will
yield TO treatment and that an oper-
alton will not be necessary. He will
be dismissed from the hospital but
will remain In Chicago a few days
longer for treatment.
Ralph Sherman, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
S. l.. Sherman. student at Iowa State
University, is spending his summer
vacatian in Cedar Rapids where he Is
employed In the starch works: Ralph
writes that il is a big institution, con-
suming about eighteen thousand bush
els of corn every day.
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