The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-14

Labor Day has returned to her home
in Clarinda.
Miss Eunice Madison left this morn
ling for Des Moines where she will WIS.,
it for few days before taking UP her
work at Drake.
George Minear and sister, Miss Glad
US Minear left this morning for Mt.
Vernon, Ia where they will enter
Cornell College. ,'"' .. ,tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Howerton and
the VIM. Hull family are going to Des,
! Moines this evening to a reunion of
, the Hull family.
Miss Bernice Reynolds was a pas
senger to Cedar Falls this morning, 60
ing to attend school at the State
Teachers College.
! Mrs. Homer Prime was a passenger
to Searsboro this morning, going to
visit with her mother, Mrs. H. Bode,
for several days.
Miss Pearl Childress returned to
Cedar Falls, this morning, to again
take up her duties in the Iowa State
Teachers College.
Mrs. Lurana Terrell was a passen.
ger 10 Grinnell this morning, going to
visit for several days with her brother,
Rev. Joseph Sopher.
c. H. Davis returned to Yuma, Ari-
IONA, Tuesday. after a months visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Den
mis- Davis, at S14 South Eleventh
street ~" a.. ,,"s.
Hon. Frank s. Shaw of Des Moines
Auditor of State, was in Oskaloosa
for short time yesterday He was en-
route home from the southern part of
the state.
Mrs. L. E. Smith departed for Min.
neapolis this morning. where she will
visit for few days with her brother,
c. Kenyon and her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Brown. .rc.
e. Kennedy, state secretary of the.
student Y. M. c. AS is in town to-day
lining up the association work In the
local schools and colleges, and visiting
with the officers of the down town Y.
M. c. A.
w. e. Mckinley and family left yes
terday for an extended visit with
friends and relatives at San Diego,
Calf, intending to also stop at i'm
portant places enroute. to and from
the coast.
Mrs. A. H. Ankeny of Stanislaus,
Calf, who has been visiting here for
several days with her sister, Mrs. Dora
White left this morning for Marshall.
town to spend few days at the home
of Mrs. James Howard.
Ran Willard, of Marshalltown, was
in Oskaloosa yesterday with old time
friends while looking after personal
interests. He gives assurance that
the Marshall Oil Company viii have a
suitable and appropriate display at tho
district fair.
See. G. R. d. Kramer, Jra of the
local Y. M. G. A., returned from Des
Moines last evening following a meet
ing with the state officers of the as
ISOLATION in an effort to sign an eff
fcient physical director and boys
secretary for the local "Y."
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott, Mrs.
Vern Silverthorn and Mrs. Eta Moore
made trip down to Unionville, Mo,
last Saturday in their car. They left
Oskaloosa early Saturday morning and
drove into Unionville at 2 o'clock.
spending the rest of the day and Sun
day with a brother there. They re-
turned Monday and report making the
entire trip without the least trouble
with the car.
Knoxville Journal: Mr. and Mrs. J.
l.. Nelson returned to their home in
Oskaloosa early last week after few
days visit with their daughter, Mrs.
John Caswell, on North Sixth street.
They were called here on account of
the accident in which Mr., Caswell
| suffered a re-fracture of q thigh that
had been broken last April, but did
not arrive here until after the patient
had been taken to the Des Moines
hospital.
o. P. Thompson, NJ. D., of Waterloo.
state dairy inspector, here yesterday
to test out milk and cream sold to
Oskaloosa consumers, took occasion
to compliment the city upon its health
department and the splendid work it
is doing. Oskaloosa is being watch
ed in all parts of the state for the re-
suits of the office and other cities are
contemplating the establishment OF
regular health department in mu-
nicipal government Our city is re-
garded as being in advance over 9TH
er towns of the state In this direc-
ton.
Missionary e. J. Evans of the Ameri.
can Sunday School Union was at Hyn-
es in Monroe county on Sunday in at
tendance at Group. Gathering of
Union Sunday Schools, Six schools
were represented by about 800 people.
who thoroughly enjoyed the occasion
and were benefited by the exchange
of ideas. Rev. Joseph Wells, district
J superintendent of the Union Sunday
school work was present and address