The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-07-20

summer nome at Birch Island. ThelI
|. son George with Harter Hull and Ar
r thur Walling left this afternoon in
their car and will make the trip to
the island overland. Miss Marie
Martinstein will accompany Mr. and
Mrs. Clark and Miss Lois.
Rev.s Mead A. Kelsey, of Richmond
Indiana, is here, called by the tragedy
in his brothers home Rev Kelsey
vas in Holland, Michigan, when he
lreceived newarof the Drowning OF the
boys, and started from there to Os-
kaloosa, The, Northwestern held one
of it's fast trains eight minutes in
i Chicago to enable Rev. Kelsey to
make connections, and at Marshall
town he was favored by the M. & St
l.. Ry., by orders from the superin-
tendent's office in Oskaloosa to carry
him on a through freight train.
George Wodson, of Buxton, was in
town last week.
James DeBoard has departed upon
an Oklahoma business trip. -''
Keokuk County News: Mrs. Stought.
man, of Oskaloosa, was here Friday on
her way to Maquoketa.
CoIfax Tribune: Mrs. Mary Davis
went OF Oskaloosa Wednesday for a
visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Kate Caldwell is spending a
few DAYS in the country with her son
Earl and with Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mont
Igomery.
Abba Republican: Mrs. F. ]. Loop
and daughter, Mrs. Alta Cartwright. of
Oskaloosa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. N. Bloomfield IT,
Colfax Clipper: Mrs. Richard Owens
of Oskaloosa, who has been visiting
.the Ed Owens family since Saturday
returned home Wednesday. 30,
Pella Chronicle: Sanders De Cook
and family of Oskaloosa, visited a few
days this week at the home of Henry
VanWyk and with other relatives.
What Cheer Chronicle Mrs. B..
Clutter and children and Mrs. Geo. A.
Poff, Marie and Rilla took the auto
route to Oskaloosa, Monday and spent
the day E.r-s .r .. .s
Bussey Record: Mr. VIM Deeter,
who has been in Oskaloosay the past
few weeks for medical treatment, re-
turned home Sunday, only slightly
improved.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. C. Wiser
went to Oskaloosa Friday afternoon
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Aart Van
Rocket in Mercy Hospital there. Mrs,
two little girls accom-
panied her. |
DIR. T. E. Coffin, of GA North b
street, has gone to Thornstown, Ind, !
where he will spend several weeks !
visiting relatives and friends.
Coffin will go farther east where he
will also visit for some time. VI"
Delta Press: Mr. and Mrs. Hehner :,
and children, of North English, visited !
last week at the c, L. Garrett home.
Thursday morning they went TO Oska.
loosa to attend the missionary meet
Ing and from there returned to their
home.
L. Levin, of Wineburg, Virginia. has
accepted a position as window trim
mer at the Frankel store. Mr. Levin
comes highly recommended and is a
widely experienced man in his line OF
work, having been employed in a mum.
Der of large stores in the south and
east.
Brooklyn Chronicles: Mrs. John
Vanderwal and two children of Oska-
loosa returned home yesterday after
an extended visit at the home of her
brother-in-law, William VanderwaI
Miss Angelica accompanied them
After visiting OskalOosa relatives she
goes to Eddyville to visit other rela
tiVes.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Art Nc
DoWell was taken i'll at EddyVille the
ENnnpfh fnl nrIy To
be under the doctors care and on
last Thursday morning was taken to
Oskaloosa and operated on for appen-
dicitls, and at present writing is get
ting along as well as could be ex
pected
Richland Clarion: Mrs. U. ~ Lyon
entertained her mother Mrs. E. S. Gil.
lett, of King Hill, her sister, Mrs. R.
W. Simpkins, of Mountain House, Ida
no, and her sister, Mrs. j. D. Ridgway
and two daughters, Audrey and Eliza
beth. of Oskaloosa. Mrs. Ridgway
and daughters returned toftheir home
Tuesday. u
Eddyville. Tribune: Last Sunday
evening when coming home from Os-
kaloosa the left front wheel broke off
of Archie Gray's car. They were on I
the level just at the top of hill when
the accident occurred and it was for !
tunate indeed that ii broke before they
got on the hill, The front fender on
the car was damaged, Both of the
occupants escaped with out injury.
Fremont Gazette: Chris We'll, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. We'll, of Fremont,
was painfully injured last Thursday
while at work in 0skaloosa. Chris IS
a cook at the Doll restaurant in the
city and was cutting some meat for
Thursdays dinner, when the saw slip
ped and cut his hand severely. He !
came home as soon as possible and
remained until the injured member /
was well enough to permit him to re-
turn to his duties.
tFrom Tuesdays Daiiy.)
Mrs. p. Carpenter left this morning
for Algona, going to make her future
home
Mrs. Allen Groves of Des Moines ar
rived in the city last evening for sew
eral days visit with relatives.
s. w. Staten, of Mason City, return |
ed yesterday afternoon after spend
ing a few days at his home here.