The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-19

40 NisitihS ASi "iS'O'' -''S'
Crandle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, now of Whittier
California, are here for visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Carl Johnson.
DR.. c. B. Currence, of Tifin. Ohio
is visiting his uncle, J. H. Schultz, on
the Beacon road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Irving left
this morning for a weekend visit
with relatives in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mccall drove
to Des Moines last week to set up a
monument at the late W. Newberger
grave.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Meyer, of Oceola,
are visiting at the parental w. II.
Fansher home, I'll North H street
for a few days.
Mrs. Mary B. Rodgers left this
morning for Des Moines where she
will spend several days visiting her
daughter Mrs. G. H. Kinney.
Mrs. Louisa Lafayette has just re-
turned from months visit with her
sons in Canada. She reports crops
excellent and prices the best.
Mrs. Ida Seevert has returned to
her home in Fremont after visiting
for a couple of days at the c. E. Bry-
an home, sos Third avenue east.
Miss Helen Snyder, who is teach
ing at Boone, is at the parental B. j.
Snyder home for couple of days WIS.,
IL. She comes to attend the Wray-
johnson nuptial event.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Wray and son
Vincent, arrived in the city yester-
day via automobile from Nevada, and
will be week end guests at the w. II.
Wray home, 401 South B street.
Harry Wetherwax, OF sos c avenue
west. who has recently been in Mercy
Hospital as the result of an operation,
is so far improved as to be taken to
his home. He will be as good as
new in a week or so.
Rev. L. Milton Williams of Univers-
ity Park, who is home over Sunday,
will fill the pulpit at the Pentecostal
Church of the Nazarene, both morn
ing and evening. Monday night Mr..
Williams leaves for Alberta, Canada.
Mrs. Lutte Billick, Mrs. Carl Jones,
and Mrs. Carl Billick have returned
from Glenwood, Mo-, where they were
called to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Lutte Billick's nephew, Fred England,
who was killed in railroad accident
at Moberly, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moffett of Mt.
Union are guests for a few days in
The home OF the sister, Mrs. Carrie
Bond. They made the trip in their
new Hudson roadster and are starting
for Omaha via Des Moines, leaving
here Tuesday morning.
J. B. Doll will leave Monday on his
yearly trip to his Montana ranch in
the Musselshell Valley. He is locat-
ed at Lavina, about forty miles north
OF Billings This is the way Mr..
Doll takes his vacation and that he
enjoys the experience is evidenced by
the glowing stories of the Great
Northwest that he has to tell when
he returns. The trip will take about
ten days.
c. w. Moore and family of Cedar,
frequent visitors in Oskaloosa, expect
10 spend the winter in the vicinity of
Jacksonville, Florida. Mr.. Moore is
one OF the trustees of Central Holt
ness University and is one of the sue
cessful men of this county. During
the winter months, they will try the
plan of Seeing America First" and
determine whether the great South
east has greater possibilities than the
Garden Spot of the West"
Lieutenant Governor W. L. Hard
ing passed Friday night in Oskaloosa,
a guest of the Lacey Hotel. He was
in Keokuk county during the day, in
a town-to-town visitation, similar to
the trip about Mahaska on Thursday,
and he closed with a splendid meeting
at the opera house in What Cheer.
The house would not accommodate
the people who sought opportunity of
hearing the speaker and so great was
the jam that the doors had TO be
closed against the rush. Mr.. Hard
ing came TO Oskaloosa By auto to
make early connection for Greene
county, where is made a tour today.
OF young man well known in Os'
kalOosa who is soon to marry an Os'
kaloosa girl. the Waterloo Courier
says: Fred H. Wray was chosen
president Of the Waterloo Bank Mems
association at the banquet OF the or
ranization last night at Hotel Russell
Iamson. Mr.. Wray is teller at the
Leayitt G. Johnson bank. Mr.. Wray
succeeds George w Williams, who
was given a rising vote of thanks far
his work of the past year. Other ON
GERS elected last night were: H. E
Rugg. vice president; Z. ]. Brucher
OF the Commercial National bank. sec
rotary, and V. j. Rechtfertig, treasur.
ar X L, Rra pdnn was annOinted