The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-10

: are in Des Moines after business mai
tiers.
, Miss s. Bush Showalter, of Ken
lucky, is visiting at the Henry Wilt
home in Beacon.
/ Miss Gwendolyn Fraker arrived
home Friday from Illinois where sh,
| teaches in the Olivet University.
Mrs Jennie Phillips, of Wright, re
J turned to her home this morning aft
er visit with Mrs. Chas. Bacon. III
Mrs, Charles Wilson returned yes
terday noon from a weeks visit with
relatives in Moline and Davenport.
County Recorder c. E. Pollard, oil
Poweshiek county, was in the city
yesterday looking after business mat
ters.
Miss Minnie Cromer, of Des Moines
will be a guest at the Rolla McFad
den home during the Chautauqua pro
gram.
E. M. Cheesman returned home yes
! terday from Des Moines in his new
Cole 3 which he purchased while
there.
Miss Clara Payton of Poweshiek
county, is visitor in the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Fred Clarke of Third av.
enue west.
Mrs. Walter Brown returned this
morning to her home in Des Moines
after several days visit in the city
with friends.
Misses Lillian and Frances Bray, of
Grinnell. returned home this morning
following a visit here with their
brother, T. J. Bray.
Miss Lula Lookabaugh left this
morning for Marshalltown, where she
Will visit for few days at the home
Of Mrs. M. H. Cole. ... ~.
c. M. Porter, who has been spend.
ng his vacation at his summer home
1t Birch Island, Wisconsin, has re-
turned to Oskaloosa. ...
Mr.. and, Mrs. H. S. Howard and son
Russell, have returned from visit
and vacation trip. Extended stops
we're made at Chicago and Omena,
Mich. a.. ..,,. ...y ,...',. ~
Mr. and Mrs. uR r. B.; Morrow, of
Sage, Iowa, who have been visiting
lere. for several days at the home of
fred Hedlund, returned to their home
his morning.
Miss l.. Briggs, of New Sharon, and
YER friend Miss Nellie Trueblood, of
VT. Pleasant and Miss Edith Hill, of
Garlham, came here this morning to
|ttend Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ware left this
morning for Story county, where they
will visit for several days with rela-
ives. Thew will also spend few
days at Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. Margaret Johnson left this
morning in company with her neice,
little Margaret Williams for Des
Noines where they will spend several
lays visiting relatives. .,,.t''
Mrs.. Maude Ballington Booth, was
y distinguished guest of Oskaloosa
today. She came to fill an engage
ment at chautauqua, being driven
rom Fairfield by Mr., and Mrs. Full
John Love who has been yin town
or several weeks while awaiting or.
lers from superiors1in the southland.
8 leaving this week for Mexico. He
iays he has a commission that will
AXE him direct to Mexico City.
~ William Gochee who has been con-
lined to his bed by heat prostration
several days and part of the time
n precariOus condition, is improV
ing steadily and is much better with
he coming of the lower temperature
Mrs. Chas. Douglas and Miss Madge
Bates left yesterday for Clear Lake
where they will spend couple of
NeeKs with Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Marsh
1t their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh
are parents of Mrs. Douglas and live
in New Sharon.
Mrs. c. w. Lee an daughter Helen
who have been visiting Tor the past
two weeks at the Joseph Body home
returned to their home in Kansas
City, Mo-, Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Lee is a sister-in-law of Mrs Boyd
and Mrs. Higgins.
Mrs. Maude CAVITY of. Sorterville
Illinois, is in town for "a few days
visit with friends and relatives. She
says the new coal field is developing
n a substantial way and all concern
ed in the property are more than sat
SIZED with the prospect.
Mrs. William Harrison, No. lis
Twelfth avenue east, fell from 9
porch at the rear of her home this
morning and sustained painful in.
juries the extent of which have no.
Ieen ascertained. She was rendered
helpless for the time being. .,....
Policeman F. M. Blair of the Oska.
.oosa force who was injured Sunday
in a fall from the police patrol must
submit to an operation for a fracture
of the elbow to obviate the possibility
of stiff arm. The fracture is of a
complicated and serious character.
Mrs A. Rosenblatt and daughter
Miss Amy, returned home yesterday
from the east where they have been
since early summer. Mrs. Rosenblatt
went east to attend graduating eX
ercises of Vasser, Miss Amy being a
member of the graduating class. Mr.
Rosenblatt did not return with them
but will be here in short time.
d I. e. Mathew and family have
moved into the new home recently
built by them on A avenue, just east
of Seventh street. Their former home,
416 South Seventh street, has been
purchased by James M. Smith, who
has moved in with his family from
HIS farm northeast of town to be
permante residents of Oskaloosa.