The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-17

Minneapolis, are here for visit wit
their sister, Mrs. Ed Manion
Mrs. Dolly Jones Thayer, who ha
been visiting relatives and old tim,
friends in Oskaloosa, expects to leav,
Saturday for her home in Wenatche
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Huffman anG
daughter, Miss Elsie, of Newburg
Oregon who haze been visiting at the
M. E. Staley home, departed for theil
home this morning go
Mrs. John Wilson left Monday fol
Denver to visit with her daughter
Mrs. Nellie Cameron and her broth
ers, John c, and Thomas Martin and
her sister Mrs. Janet Brownlee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Amsberry, of Mi
10, are guests in the city with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Amsberry for a few
daye. They came overland in their
car, and will remain until the present
rains have disappeared.
Mrs. Jesse Eisminger and daughter
Miss Dot, of Blackwell, Oklahoma,
are here for a few days visit. They
have been visiting Mrs. Eisminger's
daughter in Des Moines and will re-
turn there before foing home.
M. E. Gaines, of Keokuk, is temper
arily in charge of the Postal tele.
graph Office while Manager Rose
takes a vacation. Curt says he has
got a shap knife and a pine stick and
is going to get under the shade of a
big tree and do nothing but white
for week.
Rev. Arthur NJ Lewis. Rector of
st. James church will leave this even.
ing on a vacation trip, which is to
have an unusually happy termination.
He goes first to Marshalltown, where
on Wednesday morning he will off,
ciate at the wedding OF: Mr.. Laymiller
of Grinnell to a Marshalltown young
lady in st. Pauls church, Marshall.
town From there he goes to his old
home in Jefferson county, Virginia,
weeks among relatives and old time
friends. On Wednesday, September
g., at s p m, he will be married to
Miss Virginia, Blandfprd, Of Philadel7
phia, The, wedding will take place
in the church of the Atonement I'm
Philadelphia and the Rt Rev. Harry
S. Longley, Bishop of Iowa will of.
ficiate. After a honeymoon trip in the
east they will come to Oskaloosa to
reside and will be at home in the ]. b.
Doll cottage, 211 A avenue east.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Ina Nc
Clanahan went to Oskaloosa Tuesday
for visit with relatives.
Bussey Record: Miss Louis Mason
al 70 oh in hn nif u
schools at Oskaloosa next year.
Pella Chronicle: Gerrit Vandenr
Berg of Oskaloosa, was visiting rela-
tives and friends in Pella over Sun.
day! H. sLIj'''" H"i''7' H@H"t1
VIM. Heybrook, formerly shoe sales
man with the Frankel Dry Goods Co.,
has become associated! with the
Brown shoe house. f'Er p-.r.. ,s...
Joe and Bob Cahill have returned
to their home in Kansas City, Kans.,
after several days visit in the city at
the tDonnelly 1homei on South B street.
misses Helen and Louise Whitehill,
of Lacey, have been guests at the +.
E Kendig uhome,i Ais C7aYenue west
for several days. returning to their
homes yesterday H.rJ5a% .> ls..
Bussey Record: Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Elliott andDr. and Mrs. Homer John
son went to Oskaloosa Friday to see
Mrs Elliotts uneleIH N. G.. Wilson, who
S in the hospital there. .r -0I"~
Eddyville Tribune: Herman McCOrd
md his friend Ira Barnhart of Oska-
oosa, drove to Decatur "Wednesday
evening where he will spend about
week with his brother Orville.
Colfax Tribune: l. r. Thomas went
o Chicago Monday evening to attend
he hardware dealers convention.
During his absence his wife is visit
ng his brother l. e. Thomas and fam
ly at Oskaloosa.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Lucy Wood,
Lrd arrived last week from Brighton
or an extended visit with her son, E.
J. Woodland and wife southeast G.
own. She spent a few days in Oska-;
oosa at, the home, of another son, At.
orney r. j. Woodland, before coming
lere. . - ~,
Fall fair and expositions are open,
ng this week with the Burlington
district fair, Mt. Pleasant and Mason
Iity of the Northern circuit. Secre-
airy Harry Rosebrook of the South
owa District association is going to
he Mason City fair to look after In
erests of the local institution!
Lee Cromer, former Oskaloosa
10Y who went west several years ago,
low mining engineer and assayer,
coated at Aspen, Colorado, where he
las interest in properties, was here
or Sunday visit with relatives and
Lee was summoned to Pitts
,urg to make a personal report OF
ome mining projects and enroute
lome stopped off here to see how tn
Id town looked.
w. F. Brooks for the past few
weeks manager of the local branch of
he Western Union Telegraph com.
,any has resigned and left for Mime
lpolis, where he will enter the en-
,loy of the Northern Pacific road as
IN operator. His position is being
filled by j. p. Slack re-
ief man from Chicago who will re-
main here until a new manager has
been assigned here.
!, Charles F. Spann and family, living
It e22 North B street have moved to
0es Moines. Mr.. Spann is local
contractor and builder who has a
arge carpenter shop on North Sec
md cfraaf and has murchas sod inter.