The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-10

JiS" uaSS Win lTlSnus anu dcQudlH
ances.
Mrs. Eugene Hen of GOT South |
street, left yesterday for Rock Island
. Ills, called there by the illness ant
death of her sister, Mrs. Margare
IColemere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Robbinette o
dubuque are in the city for few day!
visit at the Amos Youngerman home
lsouth of town. They are enroute t
IClarinda, travelling in their new car.
Mrs. c. A. Schaefer and grand
daughters, Misses Vivian and Kath
lrine Schaefer of Beardstown, arrived
here yesterday afternoon for a several
days visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Terril
H. S. Fragher of Chicago Is in the
city installing the big Kimball Pipe
Organ for the Orient Theatre Install
alton will require from a week to ten
days work, so the Orient theatre will
be closed until Saturday at least.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mattison and
son Philip, Miss Edna Mingus of Boise,
Idaho, and Mr.. Bert Davis of West
Liberty motored to Oskaloosa on Sun
day spending the day with the Matti-
sons and leaving for home on Sunday
IeVening.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cochran of Iowa
City were in town Monday coming &C,
ross country in their car. While Mr..
Cochran attended to business affairs
Mrs. Cochran, formerly Miss Gail
Huntsman of Oskaloosa called among
/ friends and former associates.
J. e. Fulp of Monmouth, His, gener-
al forman of the M. & st. L. shops has
been transferred from Monmouth tC
Oskaloosa taking the position of gen
eral forman of the the roads round
house and shops here. position vacat
ell recently kv P. II. Maley, now assist
ant master mechanic at Marshalltown,
Mr.. Fulp arrived here a day or two
ago to look over the local plant, ami
with his wife will move here as soor
as suitable residence can be obtain
ed. ri s.. 800. ~ .n
Keosauqua Republican, 'B. D. New c
man and family drove to MT. Zion Sat
ufday where they took the r. /. for,
Oskaloosa '''" @..+T t''' y"
A. C. Alsop and Miss Kathrine Sci
bert, of the Frankel Dry Goods store
nave T6IuTH6u lTOlu Il6lE 6dGleT uldTh'
ct trip in New York.
Mrs. Charles Whitmore who has
been suffering from a nillness of ex.
tended character, has been taken to
Oskaloosa Hospital for treatment.
Brighton Enterprise: Mrs. Harry
White and children John and Nadine,
left Tuesday for visit with relatives
and friends at Oskaloosa and Pella.
/ Miss Mabel Long, of Washington,
is a guest in the city for few days
with. relatives. Miss Long will re
main a guest in the city during chau.
tauQua. p,
jLynnville Star: Misses Blanche and
Edna Newly visited last week at the
Rev. Hanson home in Oskaloosa and
on Wednesday went, to Newton to
visit friends.
Misses Flora Schneider, Jennie
Meek and Frances Meek, have return!
ed from six weeks trip through the
east, taking in all points Of interest
up and down the coast and inland.
Arthur S. Shaw constable acting
for Squire William Laffollette, ar,
rived home from a business trip to
Marengo Saturday to bt hurried off
to Des Moines to secure Personal ser
vice upon other official papers.
Knoxville Express: Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph II. Porter spent Sunday with
their relatives in Oskaloosa and Bea:
con. On the return trip they brought
their little daughter, Margery, who
had beeen visiting two or three weeks
at the places mentioned.
To
Ter was in Oskaloosa Tuesday Miss
Lillian Lambert took his place in the
shoe department of the Lambert &
Kommeller store and she filled the
bill to a dot. Lillian is one of the
brightest girls in What Cheer.
Charles McCulloch, who was In
town last week to be here for the
public sale of his stock and equip
ment at the fair grounds Saturday
will return to Excelsior Springs this
week to complete the course of treat,
ment under which he is showing con
tinued betterment. ..rr.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. Jas. Hin
shaw, Mrs. E. r. Harken and daugh
ter Dorotha, Misses Verle Wade and
Adelia Pendergraft returned home
Sunday evening from Oskaloosa
where they were entertained since
Thursday at a house party given by
Miss Lottie Bailey. Even though the
weather was hot, the ladies report 6
fine time. .E@. "t snah, ,as i
w. A. Brady and wife have return.
ed from a three weeks visit in, Chica
go. They made the trip overland IL
their big car, but for the return triE
had to make other arrangements, as
their car was stolen from them while
they were at the Sox ball park. Sc
far nothing has been heard OF their
car and Mr. and Mrs. Brady are
doubling whether or not they will
ever get their car back.
James G. Patterson, former county
attorney and Attorney David S. David
are counted among the successful
fisherman who have had hooks In
South Skunk river this season. The
boys had lines set above the old Whit
more mill dam north flown and
while engaged in the sport hooked
total of ~seventy-six fish, none of
which weighed less than two pounds
and the weightiest one of the bunch
was 10k pounds.
MonteZuma Republican,: H. ]. Vail