The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-06-08

DAVIS, formerly OF the Maha5ka &c
State Bank, reports him pleasantly Ii
Gated in his new home in Casper, WY
oming. He is employed in the Wyom
ing National Bank of Casper.
Misses Minnie and Marie Lichten
held have arrived home from Cedar
Falls where they have been attending
the State Teachers College. Miss Min
Inie will return TO. the summer schoo
and Miss MPFGaYsb will also take the
summer coursAIreq rue ifrle st, ...,.
Rev. and Mrs. LWII HIrPerdew are in
Mt. Pleasant to be in attendance al
the Iowa Wesleyan College Commence
ment. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Perdew are
alumni of the school, both of class "a
They will remain for the entire com.
.mencement and alumni program.
George Locke who has been through
Arkansas and New Mexico as foreman
of diamond drill' gang with pros
pect work, is home for few days on
account of the illness of his mother,
Mrs. Mary Locke who is in very poor
health attendant upon old age.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Cleaver. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Walton. Mrs. ]. c. Hanna,
Ed Walton, Miss Mary Sewers motor
ed to Des Moines sterday where
they met Mabel Cleaver Roberts and
baby Cleaver: also Miss Rhodes, who
has been seeing California on a five
We ks vacation.
Mrs. Ed Henley, sons Charles and
Leslie, and daughters Mary and Alice
leave tomorrow morning over the NJ
& st. L. for White River. S. ID.
where they will take part in the fif-
tieth wedding anniversary, of Mrs.
Henley's father and mother Mr. and
Mrs. John Kent.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Roy f. Cook, a lineman employed by
the Marshall Telephone Company, and
Miss Birdie Bryan of Oskaloosa, were
Sunday at MonteZuma. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Blagg at the Methodist parsonage Mr.
Cooks parents live in Montezuma
Mr.. and Mrs. cook are living at 100
North First street. ..i ~,
Elmer Hicks and sister Miss Esther
Hicks left yesterday afternoon over
the NJ. & ST. L. for Denver, Colo,
where they will Join their father and
mother, and make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs Hicks have been trav.
cling along the Pacific Coast for sew
eral months on sigh seeing tour. 1t
Is possible that the Hicks family will
settle at Boulder, in place of Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Spencer, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Spencer of this city and
Orison j. G. Dutton of Seattle, Wash,
ngton, left yesterday afternoon, via
In Al n. xxyhn
hey will remain during the two great
conventions being held
his week. Mr.. Dutton is a delegate
rom Washington to the National Pro
yressive convention. Mr. and Mrs. A.
?. Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Spencer are going to visit the con
having tickets to all the ses-
'ions.
What Cheer Chronicle: Albert Rose
md Mrs. Chas. Ames of Oskaloosa
Visited heer last week at the Mr.. and
Mrs. S. e. Reism: n home.
Delta Press: ]. E. Hawkins is en-
)loyed in a garage in Oskaloosa and
comes home each Saturday evening,
returning Monday morning.
Bussey Record: Mrs. f. Long of
who has been a guest at
he DR.. j. w Anderson home for the
past two weeks, returned home last
friday.
Bussey Record: Master David Mi
near, who has been here at the Rev. n.
4. Courtney home for some time, re
urned to his home in OskalOOsa on
Monday.
Knoxville Express: N. l.. Brees and
sons, Donald and Merrill, were in Os-
1aloOsa the latter part OF last week,
where Mr.. Wilson had some business
% transact.
Williamsburg Tribune: Mrs. Harry
Fiser and daughter, Miss Bessie, OF
Sumner township, left this morning
or Oskaloosa where they will attend
camp meeting.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. L.Middles
worth of Oskaloosa visited from Fri
lay till Tuesday with her daughter,
Mrs. John Morris, and her grand.
Mrs. Geo. ChitwOod. ,
Miss Hester Greene of Marshall
town returned to her home yesterday
afternoon after a several days visit
here at the home OF |. w. Clendenon
and with Miss Hannah Clendenon.~ j
Montezuma Republican: We under
stand DR.. Phillips of PlainView, Tex,
q former resident of New Sharon, will
move to Montezuma and occupy the
house to be erected by K. ID Haigler
Mrs. E. Van Voorhis, former resi-
dent here, was in town yesterday en-
route to Marshalltown, Iowa, from
Illinois. Mr.. Van Voorhis
is moving to Marshalltown to make
her home.
General Superintendent F. H. Hus'
tick of the Burlington division OF the
-, b. & O., was in town yesterday In
his special car No. 81. M. M. Shean,
roadmaster, and w. E. Elder were
with him.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Lennon and daughter, Miss
Jessie, Miss Prudence Talmage and
Carl Leander drove to Oskaloosa Sun
day afternoon to see the ruins OF
Penn college, which was destroyed by
fire. -.. 80 .-u
Knoxville Express: Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Phillips of Oskaloosa were
here the latter part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips will move here
some time this week, where Mr.. Phil.