The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-10

ed in good roads and has been maxim
"a study of the accomplishment of tn
Good Roads Commission of California
as applicable to the roads of Iowa. H
has the report of the Commission
which he is showing to friends. 90
! Richland Clarion: Mr.. and Mrs j
, w. Green and Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Han
nah have returned from their aut'
| trip to Minnesota. Mr.. and Mrs. Greer
arriver Saturday, but Mr. and Mrs
Hannah stopped in Oskaloosa, wher
they visited relatives till Sunday even
! ing. T.t+y -.....
Davenport Times: Alfred Russell o
Oskaloosa, Ia, , has arrived for a visi
at the home of his sisters, Mrs. D, e
Short andiMiss Gertrude Russell, 4l3 Y
| Western avenue, and with his brother
Frank Russell, 617 Taylor street Hi
mother, Mrs. Thomas Russell has beer
visiting here for several days.
Pella Booster Press: H. A. Vel
Meulen and wife of Valley Junction
who have been visiting in Oskaloost
with their daughter, Mrs. l.. Bruinsmt
came to Pella Monday morning ant
visited at the homes of G. Wander
Camp. Mrs. A. Van Veen and othel
friends, returning home in the after
noon.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Alice DonleJ
went to Oskaloosa Saturday to mee
Miss Esther. Eubank, of KirksVille, Mo
who was on her way here for shor
visit at the Donley home. The youne
ladies went to OttumWa. Monday, anG
visited until today with schoolmate
Miss Lovina Onley, when they return
ed to their homes. ..- ""i...
S. s. Rugles,g of Grinnell, has leased
the cigar stand rights of the, Downing
Hotel. and will operate the cigar and
newsstand, formerly run by the, pro
prietors of the Downing. New fixtures
have been secured and placed in the
southwest corner Of the lobby. A full
line of homemade p, and imported CT
gars will be handled.
r. Charles Mason arrived home Satur
day from Chicago where he gave an
other pint of his blood to his brother
under hospital treatment for PERM
cious anaemia. He is to make a third
trip for another TRANSMISSION and will
give a fourth pint if necessary. The
brother is doing nicely under the
treatment but is to submit to an opera
ton for removal of the spleen which is
diseased and is the seat of the trouble
(From Tuesdays DailyJ
Miss Media Hill of ST. Paul is visit
ing the week with her sister, Mrs
%. A. Trap.
Fred E. Smith of the Smith Shipley
Co. left last evening for New York fol-
a buying trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Williams are look
ing after business matters in Des
Moines today. ..tr -. -.-.. %.
J. b. McCurdy left this morning fol
Marshalltown where he. will look af
ter business matters.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald of Water
loo is a guest in the city at the A. e
Robertson home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Foulker of Kan
sas City motored to Oskaloosa with
w. P. Cleaver for a short visit.
John Kullmer Jr. is attending state
convention of Dyers and Dry Cleaners
at Davenport Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Blair T. Huntington of Ottum
wa arrived in the city last evening fol
several days visit here with friends.
Mrs. Harry T. Unthak returned this
morning to her home in Des Moines
after a brief visit in the city with rel
atives.
Miss Carrie Branson of Newton is
a guest in the city with relatives and
will remain until the close of the
Chautauqua.
Mrs. Anna Mendenhall left this
morning for New Sharon where she
will visit for a few days with Mrs
George Wisel.
Mrs. Art Vainus of st. Paul, return
ed to her home this morning after q
few days visit here with her mother
Mrs. j. G.. Birmingham.
Mrs. Clara Brown OF Sioux City re
turned to her hame this morning, fol
lowing a several days visit here witt
Mrs. Sarah Thompson.
Thomas Hall of Bismarck, North Da
kota is in town, the guest of the join
Pendray home. Mr.. Hall is Secretary
of state of North Dakota,
Mrs. Wesley Shoemake was pas
senger to New Sharon this morning
going to visit for several days with
her brother, o. w. Coffin.
C. w. warcup of Marshalltown
master mechanic OF the M. & st. L
eastern division, was in town yester
day looking arter road interests.
Mrs. Earnest Brewer and five child
rem have gone to Denver. Colo, where
they will spend some time visiting rel
atives and taking in the sights of thu
west
Miss Vera Mamusier of Basco, II
linois, who has been visiting here FOL
several days, left this morning fol
Mortified, North Dakota, for a shor
visit.
Mrs. Il. X. Thomas and daughter
Miss Opal left this morning for Mar