The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23

L
e Burke, accompanist, and Miss Evi
l. Wickersham, reader, left this morn
8 ing over the Rock Island for a fou
days trip to West Branch, STAND
J. wood. Upton and West Liberty, where
d they viii give concerts. The clul
n returns to Oskaloosa Saturday, arr
!. will leave again Monday for a wee .
trip.
+ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Griffey and Mr.
Y and Mrs Frank Ogden, of New Shar
2 on, who have been enjoying the win
/ ter at the II. J.r.Vail home in Pasa
dena, California, have gone down tC
San Diego to see the Fair and get a
, taste OF the Mexican excitement be
=, fore returning to New Sharon. Mt
and Mrs Ogden will come home by
the northern route, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffey will come by Kansas
City and stop for sojourn at Excel
siOr Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Vail
will accompany the GTiffeys and will
spend a good share of the summer
at New Sharon.
Newton Daily News: Warren Tai
bot of Oskaloosa was in Sully Mon-
Day l.~
Mrs. VIM. Johnson lett this morn
ing for brief visit with relatives in
Des Moines.
Miss Honora Lucas of Omaha is
here for a visit. with her brother
Fred Lucas.
Harold Asher was down from Des
Moines Sunday for a day with his
friend, Ralph Wright.
William SAMSON, of Johnston, Col.
oradO, is here visiting in the David
Oakley home, No. SO7 North + street.
J. l.. Brummell OF Monmouth, Ill.,.
an employee of the NJ. & st. l.. road.
IS in the city in the interests of the
road.
| Centerville Citizen: Mrs. A. wy.
more OF OskaloOsa spent Sunday at
the home OF her son, II. A. Wymore,
in this city.
Miss Alice Doran returned this
morning to her home in Des Moines
after a few days visit in the city
with friends.
Grinnell Register: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
C. Adams and daughter Aleene, OF
0skaloosa, visited at the G. E. Bine-
gar home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. C. Boldry and two
children, of Packwood, Iowa, have
500 E avenue west.
Karl w. Schultz has returned to
his home in Cedar Rapids, after a
few weeks visit in the city at the
Henry Williams home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Spain, who
have been living near Lacey, have |
moved to Oskaloosa and are located |
at pa North Eighth street
Miss Mildred Hackley, who has |
been visiting her brother, Frank !
Hackley, of Third avenue west, has |
returned to her home in Ottumwa.
Herbert Snyder, a former resident |
and student here, who is now teach
ing school in Wisconsin, is in the |
city visiting relatives for a few days.
Fred Wiley, a son of the late Hos
mer Wiley, of Davenport, is in the |
city visiting at the Roy r. Robinson |
home, No. 1905 South Market street. |
Frank Hamilton is home from |
Knoxville where he attended the Op. |
ening of the new Hamilton branch |
store established at that place last |
week.
President Edwin A. Schell of Iowa |!
Wesleyan college of Mount Pleasant, |
is in the city in the interests of the |
endowment campaign which is being |
pushed by the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hogate, of Beat
rice, Nebr, have come to Oskaloosa |
to make their home and are living !
at 1897 North | street Mr. Hogate
is a commercial traveller
Roy Woods delivered in Penn chap
ell yesterday morning the Grafton
which he will give in the state ora
torical contest held at Cornell col
lege in Mt. Vernon on March 30.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Mccullough and
two children, with Mrs. McCullOugh's
father, J. H. Hadden, of Danvilie, Ill.
have moved to Oskaloosa and are liv-
ng at 1897 North street. Mr., Boil
dry is commercial traveller.
NJ B. Redding comes from Sey
mour, Iowa, to accept a position in
the G.. c. Pike Drug store as fountain
dispenser and clerk. Mr.. Redding |
is a brother of Carl Redding of this |
city, representative OF the Metropoli-
an Insurance Co.
Mrs. Nellie Robinson, known to
Oskaloosa people as Miss Cruikshank, |
who has been critically i'll at her
home in Sommerville, Massachusetts, |
is much improved, according to ad
vice received by the mother, of South |
Market street, and hope Of recovery |
now seems assured.
Mrs. Sidney Williams, who was |
the victim OF very painful accident |
on January 30, when she fell on the |
ice and dislocated her right wrist, al |
so breaking some of the small bones, !
is getting along nicely and at the |
present time is able to use her hand |
q little. Friends will be pleased to |
learn of her recovery.
Ralph Wright, with the c. c. Pike
Drug Company for a somewhat ex-
tended term of service, has resigned |
to accept a position in the construc-
ton department of railway operat- |
ing out of Havre, Montana and has
departed to take up the duties OF his
position Gilbert Jones, also of the
Pike store. is following in a few
days.
Mrs. Hanna McGlasson, who was
Gayaraly hurnad a few davs 700 whan