The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

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at the home of her son. Frank Haight
Mrs. Fill Garner went to Tainto
Saturday to spend several days at tn,
) home of her daughter, Mrs. Aftor
Hall.
Mrs. S. X. Patterson of Ottumws
was guest in the city Friday will
relatives, returning to her home il
tho evening.
Abba Union: Mrs. ]. j. Moore Of
Oskaloosa is guest of her son, Har
ry S. Moore, and family, on Third
avenue east. -r, ..a
Lovilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sullivan of Oskaloosa visited in the
city Sunday, the guests of the John
L. Sullivan family.
Miss Mae Andrews of New Sharon,
who is a student at Penn college, left
this morning for her home, going to
spend spring vacation.
Mrs. Ella Stewart of Chicago re-
turned to her home Saturday. Mrs
Stewart was one of the speakers at
the teachers convention.
Miss Elizabeth Bongartz, local
school teacher, was passenger Sat
urday to her home in Waterloo, going
to spend spring vacation.
Ottumwa Review: Miss Winifred
Melick and Miss Ella Gaylord. 1876
North Ward street, are spending a
couple of days in Oskaloosa.
Waiter Bancroft, who has been Wis
iting with friendc and acquaintance
since the first of the month, has re-
turned to his home in Omaha.
Mrs. J. w. Skinner left Saturday
for Marshalltown where she will visit
for few days with her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bramer.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Clark Scott
returned to her home in Oskaloosa on
last Friday evening after visit here
at the parental r. NJ. Mick home.
Miss Georgia Young, of Sanburn,
Iowa, returned to her home Saturday
to visit for several days. Miss
Young is school teacher in this |
citj.
Miss C. Andrews of New Sharon, a |
school teacher who has been attend.
in gthe Southeastern Iowa Teachers
here, has returned to her
home.
Miss Madge Phillips of New Sharon
passed through the city Friday en-.
route to Washington where she will
be guest at the F. E. Heinzman
home for few days.
Mrs. NJ. E. Mitchell left Saturday
or Belle PLANE, where she will visit
or several days with her daughter,
Miss Katherine Mitchell, a trimmer
n one of the millinery stores of that
its.
Mrs. L. X. Taylor returned from
Jorydon Friday where she has been
n attendance at the S. E. District
of the Christian churches.
She went as a delegate from the c.
". B. NJ. at this place.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. Dymond 6
dcCracken returned on Wednesday
morning from Osklaoosa where she
lad been to see Duane McCracken, !
Who recently underwent an oper-
.tion there. He is reported recover
ng.
Leo Baldauf of Cleveland, Ohio,
as been in the city the past few days +
Ooking after business matters and :
listing friends. He expects to re. :
urn to Oskaloosa in a few weeks and !
emain here for a couple of months 7
t that time. .
Judge and Mrs. Ben Mccoy have /
eturned to Oskaloosa after several J
lonthc absence which they spent in
california and at Excelsior Springs q
lr. and Mrs. Mccoy are both in the r
est of health and feel greatly bene i
ted by the rest and vacation 9
Mrs. Myrtle Ware Godfrey, wife OF s
. A. Godfrey of DeS Mones, and i
Charles w. and Miss Eliza I
eth, and Mrs. Harry Ware arrived t
aturday from Des Moines to visit
)r fe wdays at the parental Clcrk :
Iare and the E R. Schilling home h
n Second avenue east. n
Aside from the more public con. a
erts and musical features of the pro. Il
ram of the Southeastern Iowa Teach. a
rs convention the part played by a
skaloosa talent in the program +
roper, is worthy of particular men.
on. During Thursday and Friday v
lie teachers of the city were by no Y
eans idle. In the gathering of the h
)unty superintendent, Miss Jessie h
Duboc gave an admirable discus. g
on and told of new lines of work d
lat were being developed in this v
,unty. Mary Vannest of Oskaloosa q
ave a most pleasing paper on the v
inject of cooperation among rural h
'achers. Miss Vannest has appear o
before the convention in previous
ears and her papers have been con n
dered so valuable that she has been y
to reappear several times. =
rs. Elizabeth Washburn gave a =
ass demonstration in Primary work =
lat was special delight to all who u
ere present. In the matter OF y
annual Training. F. e. Hitler spoke =
] the subject of Wood Tuning and :.
ow 1t Could Be Used in High -
chools." Miss Edith Hoffman dis =
used the subject of Geography in a :
ound Table session, and Miss Mary -
Moore presented valuable paper
| the subject of Latin. Miss Grace Il
ayden gave paper regarding work =
Reading and English and 1t was q
well received. In the "
'und table work on Friday, special p
'ssions were held by drawing teach. q
s with Miss Hester Robinson of Os-
iloosa presiding, in Music with mss s
ara Williams presiding and in Kin y
work with Miss Pearl !
urket presiding.
S. H. M. Byers of Des Moines is in 2
Wn for a few DAYS .