The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-17

Mrs. Kenneth T. Groves of Water
loo, arrived last evening and will b.
a guest with relatives for seveHa
days
w. r. Gilmore has returned to hi
home in University Park after visi
with his sister, Mrs. RI. ]. Woody, ii
Marengo.
Miss Pearle Trimball who has beer
visiting her parents in Montezuma
has returned to her home in Uniyer
sity Park. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith left this
morning for Des Moines where they
will spend several days looking after
business matters. -..s.,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harnden of Lock
man, returned to their home this
morning, following a visit with Mrs
w. F. Bloomfield
Mrs. H. A Stallan has just return
ed to her home, 1914 A avenue east
after a six weeks visit in Florida and
Tennessee with relatives.
Mrs. George Shaffer and children
of Laurel, returned to her home this
Winfield and at Burlington.
Charles F. Wennerstrum, of Des
Moines, came to town yesterday to
care for business and to get in touch
with the local political pulse.
Miss Minnie Willis who has been
visiting with old time friends and
acquaintances here during the month
has retprned to her home in Valley
Junction.
Mrs. F, L. Wright and daughter,
Miss Louise, left yesterday for Jean
eta, Pa, where they Will visit rela.
tives. They expect to be away until
September !. '.'''..', ..'
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harold, of
EddyVilles were in town Tuesday ev.
ening, Mr. Harold being summoned
by the illness of his mother who is
reported improved to-day. ST.: . ~
Harold Lane, who is engaged In
social service work in Philadelphia,
Pa, has returned home for mouths
visit at the parental Henry Lane
home, 637' North Market street, -. ~
Evan Morgan has accepted a posi-
as bookkeeper, filling the place made
vacant by the resignation of Charles
Seigford, who goes to Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Waddell, Jr. and
daughter, Reta, left this morning for
their home in Williamson, West Vir-
ginia. They have been guests during
the past six weeks at the parental
]. J. Quinn home.
F. M. Blair, police officer, who sub
mitted to an operation last week for
a broken elbow joint, is doing finely
at the Oskaloosa, hospital, The oper.
alton was q success, in every way, A
Slight paralysis Of the opposite, arm,
that developed following the, opera
tioh on account Of the long period of
fnafttioon. is disappearing, ~, ,ofg
u Master Freddie Gordon aged two
years. SON of Mr. and Mrs. George
Gordon. q, No. 422 r, North Eleventh
street, met With q, mishap at his. faith,
ers camp ,on, the river. He, went out
to the swing "all by himself" climb
ed In but made a tnistep and fell out
with the. result that he sustained a
COLES fracture of the left arm. .,,...
A. H. Ford. head of the school of
at the State University
#, Iowa, G. A. Wright of the Iowa
state College. George H. Gray. of
University, OF WISCONSIN at. Madison
ma, c. w. Sward OF the State UniYer-
'ity of Iowa, were in town yesterday,
stopping for short time on an in
'pecton and investigation tour
Mr. opJ M, n Uyi.~aoIJ =.
receipt of a letter from their grand
son, Harry Shockley, of Des Moines,
Who is a member of Company B,
Third Iowa Infantry now in camp at
Brownsville. Harry says the Iowa
soldiers are enjoying life and are
we'll behaved lot of fellows. While
he weather extremes in Texas are as
bad as they are in Iowa, the boys are
protected against the elements and
ire getting along fine.
Mrs, Alex. Carr, of this city, started
IN Tuesday evening for Hot Springs,
Ind arrived in Marshalltown late at
tight. Changing cars there, and
while waiting for her train she was
eized with a violent hemorrhage and
vas rushed to the Deaconess Hospital
If that city. She was in a very serious
condition and her husband, Alex Carr
md brother D. e. Henley were mott
led at once. Mr.. Carr, Mr. Henley
Ind Mrs. Ida Workman went to that
ity as quickley as possible and found
Ter rallied and improved slightly, but
IT'LL in a serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton. McQuiston of
)ttumwa have arrived to spend sever
i days visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Woodland and
on have returned from WaterVille
where they spent several weeks.
Grinnell Register: Chester Van Der.
'eer goes to Oskaloosa tomorrow
where he has accepted a good position
n the shoe department of Frankels
Department store.
What cheer Chronicle: Mrs. DIR.
Taylor and three sons have taken the
uto route to 0kaboji where they will
pend two or three weeks camping
nut, fishing and boating.
Keota Eagle: Mic Snider is here for
few days. He worked in Omaha for
year but quit here last week and will
eturn to Oskaloosa next week and
york for the Reisman's again.
Chief of Police James Lawrence left
yesterday afternoon via M. & st. l..
~. for Mason City to be in attendance
4 tw0 dave, aacafou nf tho state