The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-06-15
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(From Saturdays Daily

Mrs. Charles Dix of Marshalltown
spent yesterday here visiting at tn,
home of Mrs ]. A. Moore.
Mrs. Luella Sproul of Des Nome
is the guest of friends and acquaint
ances here during the week.
Mrs. j. r. Wooten left yesterda!
afternoon for Abba where she viii
visit for several days with relatives.
Miss Bessie Hunter returned to hel
home in Waterloo this morning after
a few days visit here with relatives.
Miss Inez Brown of Lacey returned
to her home yesterday afternoon fol
lowing a few days visit here with
Miss Irene DunsmOre.
Mrs. John White and children, OF
Abba, were in town yesterday after
noon enroute home from a several
days visit at What Cheer.
o. f. Schee of Des Moines, of the
Schee Automobile Company, was in
tcgn yesterday looking after the 10
cal branch of his business.
Mrs. p. A. Hohl left yesterday af.
ternoon for Geneva, Iowa, where she
win visit for several days with her
sister, Mrs. f. H. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones of Ma
son City returned to their home this
morning after a few days visit here
with friends and acquaintance.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Forgrave, who
have been here with their daughter,
Mrs Harry Johns. have returned to
their home in Huntington, Indiana.
Mrs. A. d. Coleman, ITO C avenue
east, underwent an operation at the
Cskaloosa hospital yesterday morn
ing, and is getting along nicely at the
present time.
Misses Grace, Lucille and Helen
Montgomery we're passengers to I'm
ion yesterday afternoon, going to Wis
il for several days with their grand
mother, Mrs. L. Hall.
Miss Visa Dickson, History in
structor in Central Holiness Univer-
sity, was a passenger over the M. &
St l.. for Kearney, Nebr., where she
Will spend the summer.
Mrs. John C. Hammes left this
morning for Faribault, Minnesota,
where she will visit her son, John Jr.,
a student of Shattuck Military Acade-
my, and attend commencement eXer-
clses
S. w Wilson of the Abba Republi-
can, was in town yesterday on bust
ness, and visiting old time Oskaloosa
friends whose name is legion Mr..
Wilson says business is good in AL
bia, and he is pleased with the sue
cess of his Republican.
Miss Ruth WindIe departed yester-
7oxr foy. m CnaD1
the summer with relatives. She was
accompanied as far as Richmond, In
diana, by Misses Anna Eaves and
Ethel Jones, members of Penn col
lege faculty, who are returning to
their homes to spend the summer
vacation.
Miss T. Belle Chambers, instructor
OF oratory and expression at Central
Holiness university, and her mother,
Mrs c. Chambers, left last evening
over the M. & st. l.. for their home
in Adairyille, Kentucky. Miss
Chambers will remain at home for a
short time, and then will go to Chica-
90, where she will attend summer
school at the Curry School OF EX-
preston.
John f. Ruggenberg and Albert n.
WetherWaX OF OSkalOosa have organ
lied a carnival company under the
name of the r. & w. Amusement
Company. The new aggregation now
counts five or six attractions with nu-
meTous outside concessions and will
start on the road next week, showing
first at New Sharon. John Ruggen-
berg is manager of the new company
and Al WethewaX treasurer.
Lovilia Press: D. w. Davis was a
business visitor in OskaloOsa last
Thursday.
Newton Daily News: Mrs Lucy
Miller of Oskaloosa visited at Sully
part of the week.
Abba Republican,: Irene Reynolds
was a week end guest at the Joe Rey-
nolds home in OskaloOsa.
Pella Chronicle: H. S. Rhynsburger
and wife, OF OskaloOsa, were visiting
PelIa relatives On Wednesday.
New Sharon Star: Miss Lucille Love
of Oskaloosa is visiting this week with
her aunt, Mrs. Glen Craver, at Tain
to.
Pella Chronicle: Ben Braafhart and
family spent Sunday at Oskaloosa Wis
iting at the home OF Mrs. Braafhart's
parents.
Bloomfield Democrat: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fortune left Wednesday for
few days visit with relatives in Os-
kaloosa.
Richland Clarion: Miss Minnie
Haycock visited at the w. A. Brady
and Mrs. Sarah Bailey homes in Os-
kaloosa last week.
What Cheer Patriot: Nora Stewart
returned to her work at Oskaloosa on
Monday after a visit over Sunday
with her home folks.
Grinnell Register: Mrs. Jennie HUI
burt, Mrs. John Harper and Mrs. Per
rynan went to OskalOosa yesterday
to attend the National Holiness Camp
Meeting.
Fremont Gazette: Myron Hayes
and Raymond Williams, students at
Penn college, Oskaloosa, arrived
home yesterday for the summer.
They viii be juniors next year.
Pella Chronicle: Overkamp Worm
houdt OF 0skaloosa was in Pella on
Thursday TO attend the graduation ex-
ersises of the Pella high school, his
brother. Marion, being a member of
tho class.
Fremont Gazette: Mr., and Mrs.