The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-06-15

days visiting her sisters school, r,
turning home with her.
Fremont Gazette: John Boyd, sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Boyd, north
west of town, arrived home Tuesda.
evening from Oskaloosa where he ha
been attending Penn college II,
was a junior this year, but successful
ly passed his examinations and will
be in the senior class next year. H,
is a graduate of the Fremont higl
school.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Helen Ma
rie Unsicker, daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. D. X. Unsicker of Wright, grad
uated Tuesday from the Penn acad
envy at Oskaloosa. She took a elias
steal course and will likely continue
her studies in the fall. She also
took a muscal course, majoring in
voice She is a splendid singer and
! was the leading soprano in the Penn
College Girls Glee club, which toured
southern Iowa during the winter va.
cation.
(From Mondays DailyD
Mrs. B. Myers of New Sharon. spent
Sunday here visiting with friends.
Miss Leona Johnson of Ottumwa is
a guest in the city with friends for
a few days.
c. Winter left Saturday for Wapel.
10, Ia, to be in attendance at the fun
erals of hin uncle, f. Winter.
George Clark has gone to Chicago
where he will spend week with Ben
Baker. a former Oskaloosa boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maryland F. Watland
and son Jerrald. spent Sunday in the
city at the DR.. B. G. Williams home.
Mrs. w. r. Thomas returned last ev-
ening to her home in Des Moines after
brief visit in the city with trends.
J. H. Crowder and family spent Sun
day at the A. S. Williams home in
New Sharon, returning last evening.
Mrs. Presley LeForce and daughter
Mrs. Robert belong are in Muscatine
snenGiLg a week with their daughter
and g ter.
Mrs. C. F. Morgan left this morning
for Algona, where she will visit for
several days with her sister, Mrs. c.
H. CretZmeyer.
Miss Mary Dobyns left this morn,
ne for Colorado Springs, where she
vii be the guest of friends during the
summer vacation
Earl Voorhees, of Des Moines, former
Iy connected with the M. & st. l..
io,hd house was in town Saturday
renewing acquaintance.
Mrs. Dennis Little went to Newton
to join her husband in a
20 hn p
a possible view of locating there.
". II. Wray who has been under
trca rment at the Abbott hospital is
and was taken to his
hone on South B street yesterday.
Mrs. Dan Fisk and two children of
New Sharon are guests in the city
for a few days at the parental K. F,
Grubb home on South Market street.
Miss Winifred Bartlett of Peoria,
Illinois, returned to her, home this
morning following a several days Wis
it here with friends and acquaintanc-
es
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Fellers leave to-
morrow over the NJ. & st. l.. for Los
ANGLER, California, where Mr.. Fellers
will attend the knight Templars Con
claye.
w. F. HinesIey, of Lexington, Mo,
is among relatives and old time
friends in Oskaloosa, called here bv.
the death of his aunt, Mrs. Fanny Ell
Iison.
II. n. Parker, wife and daughter.
went to Centcrvile Sunday and were
ccompanied home by Earl Parker,
wife and daughter, and Miss Virginia
EanZante.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Atchison and
daughters Lena and Lucille departed
in their car for Spirit Lake. They will
spend the summer in their cottage at
Temple Park.
Mrs. G. r. Long and daughter, Miss
Florence Long, returned to Their home
in Minneapolis, this morning, after
spending a few days at University
Park, attending the Holiness Camp
Meeting.
Sam Hendry has returned from
Wellman, la, where he has been in
attendance at the wedding of his son
L. Hendry to Miss Edna Van
HOrie of Wellman. The wedding was
Il QuIGl HOlilC dlIdllt Oilf tiC hISAA
relatives being present. The groom is
well known TO host of Oskaloosa
friends.
Commodore Lee was in town Sat
urday looking after property inter
ests.
Keokuk County News: Mrs. ]. A.
Moore and daughter Vera came in
from Oskaloosa on Friday night.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. w. |.
Shields spent Sunday with their
daughter and family in Oskaloosa.
Little harold Moody. vino has been
very sick the past few days with the
measles, is somewhat improved today.
Bussey Record: Miss Nina Mick
went to Oskaloosa Monday to spend
the week with her sister, Mrs. Clark
Scott
What Cheer Patriot: Earl Miner
and wife of Oskaloosa visited few
days this week at the parental Gle
land home.
Deep River Record: Genevieve
Young OF Guernsey visited from Sat
urday until Monday with friends in
Oskaloosa.
Centeryille Iowegian: William Horn
of Oskaloosa stopped off in the city
between trains today, enrout to St.
LOuis ON a business trim