The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-06-08

StOOQ. a new ana modern structure
will BIO erected.
| Deep River Record: Lee Jacobs fin
ally made up his mind as to where he
would like to live and selected Oska
loosa as the most convenient to 4
headquarters in Des Moines. So he
rented residence in the live little
city and last week his household
goods We're shipped to that place the
FAMILY following later. This is a
fine family and we heartily commend
them to the citizens OF Oskaloosa.
OF former Oskaloosa people, the
New Sharon Star says: Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Timbrell are going to have a
beautiful home when the remodeling
which they are now doing is complet-
ed. A splendid basement is being
finished under the house, a furnace
installed also heating apparatus for
furnishing hot water four rooms are
being finished upstairs and the rooms
down stairs remodeled so as to be
more convenient. Lighting and ven
Fine porches will be erected on both
front and rear and the lawn graded
up in proper style.
(From Wednesdays Da1ly.D
Dr. c. A. Abbott has just returned
from a few days which time he spent
in Omaha.
Mrs. Chas. Alfred Palmer of Seattle,
Washington, is visiting her sisters,
Misses Sara and Edith Williams.
Miss Nina Talbot went to Grinnell
this morning to spend the day visiting
with her brother, DR.. P. l.. Talbot.
Miss Marie E. Clayworth, 203 H
avenue east, left Tuesday morning
for Udell to visit week with p her
brothe9 w.. $50
Mrs. Emma Nesbit returned home
yesterday afternoon from Fremont,
where she has been visiting for sever
al days.
Miss Vera Buell. was passenger
to Cedar Falls this morning, going to
attend summer school at the Iowa
State Teachers College.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. C. Sheppard de-
parted today for Denver, on a bust
ness and pleasure trip. They expect
to be away several weeks.
Miss Esther Howerton was a pas
senger to Cedar Falls this morning,
going to attend the summer school of
the State Teachers College.
Fred Coffman and sister, Miss Zell
Coffman, were passengers to Abba
this morning, going to attend the fun
eral of their cousin, Miss Grace Coff
man.
u,h haA
attending school at the State Teachers
College at Cedar Falls, returned this
after a short vacation at her
home here.
Mrs, josephine Conner and son
Lloyd left Wednesday morning for
ILL.,, where they will attend
the wedding of Miss Alma Tucson to
d. Robert Taylor.
Mrs. M. ]. McCarty, of Chillicothe,
who has been visiting here for sever
al days with her son, w. F. McCarty,
left this morning for Grinnell where
she will visit with relatives. al
Guy Hyde. assistant undertaken at
the Cheesman Funeral Home, left this
in company with the body
of o. N. Downs, for Des MOines,
where cremation will take place.
Miss Esther Gilbert, student of
Parsons College Academy, at Fair
field, returned home yesterday after
noon, following a several days visit
here with her aunt, Miss Eva Schaf-
e..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Newton returned
to Marshalltown yesterday afternoon
after attending the Commencement
exercises of Central Holiness Univer-
Sity, at which time their daughter,
Miss N. Newton completed school
work.
Mrs. w. L. Fowler, of Cedar Rap.
ids, returned to her home yesterday
afternoon after attending the Com
week program of the 10.
cal High school. Her brother. Halsey
Wildman, was a member of the grad
hating class.
Floyd HORNE, a student of Penn
College, left last night for his home
IN Des Moines, where he will remain
during the summer. HORNE will re
turn to Penn next year, but Is count
ing entering one of the schools oil
he Western Conference.
Mrs. Robert Falberg of Chicago is
lere visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Falberg, SIG South First
;treet, and at the home of Walter W..
White. Mrs. Falberg came to at
end Penn college commencement,
when Miss Esther Falberg, sister.
n-laW, graduates.
Mrs. Salisbury has returned after
pending the winter in Grand Rapids,
Mich. Two of Mrs. Edith Terrelrs
daughters returned with her for
hort visit Mrs. Barnes and daugh-
err, of Colorado Springs, are also
quests in the city for the summer
With Mrs. Salisbury.
Miss Helen Abrams has arrived
home from her school work in Ne"
Providence, and will be at the par
,ntal C. w. Abrams home during the
ummer. Miss Abrams was re-elect.
ed to her position in the High school
md so far as is known at the present
time will return next fall. rr--
Mr.. and Mrs, j.. L. Cullen and Mrs.
9. II. Hartman, of Ottumwa, who
lave been visiting at the Fred Blat-
ner home, have returned to their
homes. They attended the High school