The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-06-08
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ttrom saturday,s Daily

Fred E. Green arrived home thi
morning from a visit to his old hom
in Biggsyille, Ill.
G. L. Sheppard returned yesterda!
TO his home in Charlton after brie
visit ia the city with friends.
Mrs. Henry Merrill is spending thu
day in Peila looking after business
matters and visiting relatives.
Miss Irene Odem left this morning
for Des Moines where she will be g
guest with friends for few days.
w. w. Exline OF Creston, United
States marshal, was in town last ev
ening looking after government bust
nosc.
Miss Bessie Fleck has returned to
her home in Rock Island after two
weeks visit with her brother, A. c,
flecI.
Miss Genevieve Morgan returned to
her home in Kansas City this morning
after a several days visit here with
relatives.
DR.. Harry Carver from Rose Hill
was in town Friday attending to bust
ness affairs and greeting former per
sonal friends.
Miss Ethel Albertson leaves Tues
Cay for Sumatra, Montana, where she
will visit for short time with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Lena Griffis will spend the long
vacation at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Addie Westlake, on the
cd home place near eKokuk.
G. w. Warcup, of Marshalltown,
master mechanic of the eastern NJ. d
st. L. division. is in town looking af-
ter the interests of the road.
Mrs. Il. ]. Shank, who has been Wis
iting for several days at the home OF
4. f. Graham, returned TO her home
in New Sharon yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. N. o. Warner and daughter,
Miss Margaret, returned to their
home in Dubuque this morning, after
a fe wdays' visit here with relatives.
Col. John P. Irish of Oakland, Cali
fornia, who addressed an anti-woman
suffrage meeting in the court house
last night, is staying at the Lacey no.
tel.
Prof Chas. Griffith was in Ottumwa
Thursday, going down to play the pipe
funeral of Mrs. Carolina Hoffman
Dings.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Taylor of Des
Moines. who have been visiting here
for several days with friends and rel
atives, returned to their home this
morning.
Misses Trix and Freda Jones passed
through the city this morning en-
route other home in RadCliff, Iowa.
after a weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Fremont.
w. H. Wray is under care at the
Abbott-Wilcox hospital for a severe
attack OF hernia. His condition is i'm.
proving and 1t noon the nurses said
he was much better.
Mrs. George Carson of Seattle,
who is visiting here with
relatives, was a passenger to New
yesterday afternoon, going to
look after business matters.
Mrs. NJ. +. Wells and daughter, Miss
Lena, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard r.
Wells motored to Ottumwa last Sun
day. called there by the death of their
cousin, Harry d. Wells, OF Hutchln-
son, Kansas.
Miss Mary Clark, formerly cook at
the Fern Luncheonette, has resigned
her position with the Fern, and leaves
tonight for Grinnell where she has
accepted a place as first cook in the
Monroe Hotel.
Mrs. ]. G. Roberts and son, Master
were passengers to Grinnell
afternoon, going to meet
DIR Roberts, who is returning home
from a days visit at Iowa City. They
will return by automobile.
Governor George w. Clarke. of
Abel, Iowa. was in town last evening.
He came down to deliver the Com
mencement address OF the Beacon
High school. During lbs stay here
he was q guest at the Lacey Hotel
Rev. Arthur NJ. Lewis, the new rec
tor OF St. James Episcopal church,
arrived from MaquoEeta, Iowa, last
evening and will hold his first serv-
ices here tomorrow. He Will have
rooms for the present at the Adams.
William Van Draska left this after
noon over the NJ. & St. L. road for
,os Angeles, California, where he Will
VEIL IDI 6lA NECho "AAh w. tH'N
family, who have been visiting in Cal
ifornia for some time, will return
home With him.
Mrs. Catherine Homer and daugh.
ter, Miss Mary, of State Center, are
here for a visit at the home of the son
and brother, Webb Homer, of South
First street. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Ho-
mer drove to State Center in their
car and brought the ladies back with
them.
H. E. Smith, cashier of the local
c.. b. & Q. depot, is taking his sum-
mer vacation at this time, leaving yes
terday for Chicago. Ed Stout, oper-
aaOr, is filling Mr. Smiths place dur
ing his absence, and Ed Stouts place
is being filled by his brother, Clar-
egeo Stout.
N. l.. Howard has been promoted
from superintendent of the Burlington
division of the c., b. & O. road, to the
perintendency of the Hannibal di-
vision. Mr. Howard will be succeed
ed bv III. w. Maxwell, assistant super
irtendent of the Lacrosse, Wisconsin,
division of the Burlington.
Mrs. Fred McVey and Miss Dorothy
Nladlka left yesterday afternoon for
Newton, where they will remain for
4 short time. Mrs. McVey then VIII