The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-08-24

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X are the occupants of the different
suites at the present time They are
!, commodious, up-to-the-minute in every
!. modern detail, and the great veran.
; das which are beautiful features OF
I. the flats are certainly drawing cards.
Knoxville Express: Fred Brake, who
had been with the Rock Island at this
lplace as helper at the local depot,
: has gone to Beacon, where he will fill
!. the place as agent and supply man
: for the Rock Island. Fred has been
r with the Rock Island for over two
: years and has given satisfaction both
. to the road and the patrons, and he
will continue to do so at his new 10.
cation. Gail Horsman, who former
, ly worked for the Burlington, will
; take Mr.. Broke's place at the Rock
!, Island depot .., pa.
J CFrom Wednesdays DaiIy.1
Miss Lillian Thomas left Tuesday
evening for Salt Lake, Utah, where
she will teach school the coming sea
son.
> Mrs. Ella Young returned to her
home in New Sharon, yesterday after
, noon after looking after business mat
tiers.
Mrs, Anna H. Ankeny left this morn
ing for Iowa City, to spend several
days at the home of her nephew, Rich
ard Hiatt.
Earl Lewis of Des Moines, formerly
c. the Lewis & Van Sickle firm, was
in town yesterday, looking after bust
ness matters.
Mrs. Fill Garner was a passenger to
: Taintor this morning, going to visit
for a few days at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Alton Hull.
Jacky Barnes is away for a several
days visit. First he goes to Belle
!, PLANE to see friends and then to Cedar
: Rapids to visit with his sisters. e..
Guy Wetherwax and family return
ed to their home in Alton, Iowa, yes
terday, after several days visit here
at the parental AL WetherWaX home.
Mrs. w. Fl. DuPre of New Sharon,
who has been visiting here for several
days left this morning for Malcolm,
where she will attend the Malcolm fair.
J. B. Sanders who met with an au-
tomobile accident on last Thursday
when the bicycle which he was riding
was hit by a cal, is getting along fine
| Misses Barbara and Henrietta Agan
left Tuesday afternoon for Swaledale,
Iowa, where they will visit for several
days with their sister, Mrs. Loie Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Laughrey and
son, Nelson, have returned to their
home in Lawton, Oklahoma, after sew
eral days visit in the city with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. McClintic and
, daughter, and Mrs. H. C. Bruggen of
Oskaloosa left this, morning for Grin
nell for visit at the home of sister,
Mrs. Mary VESSEL.
| Miss Alice Shermer of Washington,
Iowa. who has been visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs. J.aE. Gunder,
Ieft6 this morning for Abbott Crossing
forl& few days visit. S. ~"
'fMrl and Mrs. l. Wright of Rose Hill
| left last evening, over the Burlington
for an extended visit throughout the
East, stoppig at Chicago, Detroit. New
York City, Washington and Philadel-
phia. ..'' 4t' "G#""t "a n-ESfpo"h N"u
Mrs. J. w. Dunshee and daughter,
Francienne. arrived in Oskaloosa Mon
day from their trip through southern
Iowa and Missouri, and will make
their home with her daughter, Mrs.
Roy ,Barrows, at 908 South Eleventh
STREET. SIG il = 49,. @. .,JI
| inf and Mrs. H S. Hester of Dan
HlleJ III, are visiting here for several
! days at the home OfReV. and Mrs B.
/ F. Shelne at University Park. Mrs.
| Hester left yesterday afternoon for
Grinnell, for a few days visit with rela-
ltives.
John Hammes, Jr., has returned
from Duluth, Mimi, where he attend
/ ed the National Association of ANA
! ture Oarsmen held in that city. While
there he visited w. e. Richardson, Jr.,
attended two house parties and was
guest of Rear Admiral Beatty, u. S.
N, retired, during the Regatta.
Richard E. Jordon and family leave
soon, for Morning Sun, Ia, where Mr..
Jordon now holds a position as relay
operator in the local railway Offices.
i Lester Trout, at present night ticket
clerk and operator will fill''Jordon' s va
cancy, and William Parker of Abba,
Will assume Trout's duties as night
ticket clerk and operator. " =.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Boyer who met
I Will I'LL dCCluCuI oCfCA al
days ago and who both suffered brok-
en- collar bones and other painful
bruises, are still confined to the Alb.
bolt Hospital. While both of the suf-.
ferers are getting along as well as
could be expected 1T will be several
days before they will be able, to go to-
their home. r.. ~. r7rr . III. e,
Rev. w. F. Herbig left Tuesday
afternoon for Nampa, Idaho, where he
will have charge of a series of revival
and evangelistic meetings for several
weeks. From Nampa, he will go to
Seattle, Wash, for brief visit, and
will return home by way of Fargo, N.
OAK, in order that he may be present
during the threshing season, on his
farm near Fargo. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Tmohas White and
sons, Wilmer and Kenneth, of Ontario,
California, arrived here, Tuesday and
will visit for some time at the, home
of a brother, Walter w. White, and at
the parental A. Moore home in Rose
Hill. Thomas White has not visited in
Oskaloosa for eight years. He will be
remembered as former owner and
proprietor of the East End Grocery.