The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-17
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P E r s ON AIS |
(From Saturdays Daiiy)
DC EF GO r.:

Fred Oswandle.
Mr. and Mrs, E, l.. Dencore went to
Lynnyille Friday to visit oyer Sunday
with friends and relatives ..-r.
MIR. and Mrs. A. C. Miller left yes
terday afternoon for Gilman to spend
several days visiting with relatives.
MFR. and Mrs. B. ]. Robertson left this
morning for Des Moines, where they
will visit over Sunday with relatives.
Fred Vorsic of Cedar Rapids is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Hilda Matusie of
South Seventh street during the week,
Mrs James Peacock of Algona is
visiting at the j. H. Pickett home in
Park Place, at the east end of c ave
nue.
Miss MAJ Johnson left yesterday ar
ternoon for Newton, where she will
visit for several days with Mrs. j..
Mitchell
Mrs Paul Sharp returned to her
home in Marshalltown this morning,
following a few days visit here with
relatives.
Mrs. Jeanette Davis, Gle South A
street has gone to Des Moines where
she will spend couple of weeks visit
ing relatives. H,,...s as.a g..
Miss Imogene Hartley returned to
her home in Waterloo, yesterday af-
ternoon. following several days visit
here with relatives. L7ah aat rs3C
Miss Agnes and Miss Mabel Watson
of Cedar Rapids, returned home yes
terday afternoon after a short visit
here with friends. u7ga~ ts
ut IN
Timbrel of Kirksyille, Mo-, were in
for short time
Mrs. w P. Blackford who submitted
to a minor operation on Thursday Tor
a small abscess on the lower limb. is
getting along nicely.
Roscoe Woodland who is camping
and enjoying a vacation at Waterville,
Minnesota sends word he caught "a
yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs II. F. Thomas returned
to their home in Waterloo, this morn
ing after several days visit here with
friends and delatives.
Mrs. j. A. Allan of Union Mills re.
turned to her home Friday afternoon
following few days visit here at the
J. A. Critchlow home.
Mrs. H. A. Horne has just returned
to her, home, 1914 A avenue east, at
ter a six weeks visit in Florida and
Tennessee with relatives. ,.t 90. @.'r /
Mrs. IA. Critchlow was a passenger
to Moore, yesterday afternoon going to
visit for a few days at the parental
George Hildebrand home,
Mrs. j, III. Pickett has returned from
Des Moines where she was a guest at
The Jackson Boyer home called by the
death or Mrs. Mary Queal Boyer.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wilson returned
to their home in Minneapolis, yester-
day afternoon after a, few days visit
here with friends and relatives, ,,'1 ' ~. q.
Mrs. Jennie, Bilbo was summoned to
Clariuda Wednesday by the serious Il
Illness Of her mother, Mrs, Mary
Hoague who is suffering With erysipe-
las. .., ++..E /
Wilbur Howell, who has been visit
ing for a few DAYS with his uncle and
amt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dudgeon of
Hedrick, returned home yesterday af
ternoon.
Mrs Kenneth f. Carlton of Ottumwa
Is guest in the city for the week end
with relatives. Mr.. Carlton Will motor
To the city Sunday and they will re-
turn to ottumwa Sunday evening, over
land. Il
Carl Vernon, daughter. Miss Cora,
and son Ed Vernon, and family OF
Corning were among friends in Oska-
loosa yesterday. They were enroute in
their automobile from Corning to Oko. /
boil where they will spend some time
at the lakes. Il
Mrs. Mary r. Brown left this morn {
ing for Des Moines where she will visit
for a few days with relatives. Mrs. /
Brown will 20 on TO FIT. Dodge the lat
ter part Of next week where she will &
visit for short time at the home of {
her son. VIZ sEas [
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Yer Ploeg and child
rem arrived home last evening from
motor trip which has extended over '
several weeks. They visited their farm
near Layina, Montana, visited Yellow
stone Park, and returning home stop q
ped in Minneapolis and st. Paul. II
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Bacon are off up 1
on a summer play spell over into
Ohio, Indiana, and other places. They !
are accompanied by Mrs. Bacon's sis {
Ter. Mrs Luitley and by their grand '
children Master George and Maxine. I
They win be guests of relatives in To
ledo and win be in Chicago expecting I
to be out Of town number of weeks. /
James Madison is in receipt of q
copy of the Press from his brother,
VIM. Madison of Long Beach, Califor
MIA, which gives conclusive evidence
Of the fact that the great submarine
has embodied in IL, prin'
oiples Of construction, which were pat I
ented by the Los Angeles submarine
boat company of Long Beach, over two {
wears ago. The patent was offered to :
both the English and German govern. !
ments, but neither has ever reported 4
II the Long Beach company. II Is pos /
sfble that the Germans have approp- (
rated the idea and the Kaiser will be /
aeked to pay for an infringement on Z
the patented rights. Il
Ottumwa Review: Ike Funk OF Oska
loosa was a business caller here today Ia
Pella Chronicles: Henry Dewitt and
wife Of 0skaloosa visited relatives in
Pella over Sunday.