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

o Sixth avenue east, Mrs. Daniel Kno
!. and Mrs. William Sharpe.
c. c. Rose manager of the Posta
! Telegraph Company, is at his desl
again after a delightful weeks visi
7 with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Timbrell a
Lakonta. Acting manager Gaines re
I, turned to his home "a Keokuk to-day
, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Higgins Of Bur
tlington, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Head of L.nville, ILL.,, are in town to
day, being tied up here, while thei
automobile in which they are travel
, ing is being repaired at local garage
w. A. Stump and wife ond daugh
} ter, Miss Madeline and p. w. StumI
: and wife returned Sunday evening
!, from Griswold, Ia, where they attend
!, ed the annual Forsythe reunion hello
there. The reunion next year will BIZ
held in Oskaloosa at the Viola For
sythe home.
Miss Maude Grace of Rose Hill, left
yesterday afternoon for Waterloo
where she will attend as a delegate
the state and chapter convention oi
1 the Pythian Sisters. Miss Madge Grace
of Knoxville met her sister here. Miss
I, Madge is a stenographeT in the State
Hospital at Knoxville.
Miss Alta Jane Phillips left Satur
day evening for Seattle, Washington
via Minneapolis and Winnepeg. Miss
Phillips was formerly an Oskaloosa
Igirl but has been in Seattle for the
lpast thirteen years. She has been Wis
titing in the city with friends and erla
tives for a month. She was accompan
led on her trips by Miss Stella Harris
of Tacoma, Wash, who was also a
former Oskaloosa girl.
/ Doctor Logan Alvey and wife, of Red
lands, California, Senator Alvey" they
call the Doctor out in California
where he has served the state assem-.
bly, four years are here for few days
visit at the Roy r. Robinson home
No. 1905 South Market street and
with relatives and friends. The Doc.
tor has been east taking special
post graduate course in Roentgen ray
and research work and after doing
Boston, New York. Buffalo and num-
erous other towns of the east are en-
route home. They are pgoiffg north
from Oskaloosa to Winnipeg and west
via. the Canadian Pacificg' 90" iHu
Miss Fern Frederick left Friday for
North Loup, Nebraska, to visit rela-
tives and friends,
Bussey Record: Little Misses Leah
and Naomi Moon went to Oskaloosa
| Wednesday to visit relatives a week
Abba Republican: H. s. Rosecrans
drove over from Oskaloosa Sunday to
hear the Hon. w. J. Bryan at Chau-
tauqua.
Lloyd Frederick, who has been
working neGr Jewell, Iowa, all spring
and summer, is home for two weeks
vacation. -.., ,....
Fairfield Ledger Mr.. Fisher a
Penn college student, from Oskaloosa.
was .canvassing this territory with
books the past week. ",..' w
Eddyville Tribune: Walter Welch,
who has been seriously ill for some
time, is slowly improving. ; He Is in
Oskaloosa with his sister.
81 Grinnell Herald Lee Bridges OF. Os,
kaloosa is the new agent at the Ad-
ans Express, company office, taking
the place Of John Gregson, resigned.
Edgar r., Smith has passed the ex.
aminatiOns of the state board and Is
now a licensed embalmer and under
taker. He is engaged with the house
of the WiIcoX'GarlandrWilbur Com.
rany. r.
AL White, who has been having
vacation of three days duration from
his work with the Ringing Circus,
was in town this morning enrOute
from his home in Brighton to rejoin
the big top" at Des Moines today.
Brighton Enterprise: Mrs. P. M.
Meade left Wednesday for Oskaloosa
to visit at the home of a daughter.
Mr. Meade went up there the next ev-
ening and they will visit at other
places before returning home Sunday.
Chief Caupolican, the Indian chief
| from South America, aroused the in
terest of Washington, Iowa, by taking
his sun bath, upon the high Farmers
and Merchants Bank building, hask-
ing in the sun, naked, for over two
hours. "''."..a T. .f;1H,bEb .Trg HeaG
: Lynnville Star: Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Potter and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Potter
| anu lILIlC oOl duIOCu " NohShlOSpn va
! Saturday and spent the day at the pa.
rental Hess home and experienced
some difficulty in coming home in the
mud. "'. a." f..
Knoxville Journal: T. J. Piasters of
Oskaloosa visited here briefly on
| Tuesday afternoon at the home OF tfs
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Phillips. Mr.
Plasters is proprietor of the Royal
Cafe, one of Oskaloosa's popular re.
sorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. r. Jackson and
two sons have returned to their home
here after spending six delightful
weeks at Spirit Lake. They report
the most enjoyable time possible, and
return to their home here feeling that
their vacation could not have been
better.
OF a gentleman we'll known in Os,
kaloosa, the Knoxville Journal says
Seth Way was taken seriously sicu
about two weeks ago and for a week
following that date was In hospital
in Des Moines, leaving that institu.
ton last Friday. He. is now at the
home of his son, Chas. Way, west OF
! ussey, and will soon be we'll again"
| Fremont Gazette: Saturday George
r. Roquet bought the Fremont hotel