The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

/ vacant by Miss Fenwick's resigna
ton
Mrs. John Arnold, sol A avenu,
east, has returned to her home ate
several days visit in Des Mones will
her two sons at Camp Dodge, Captain
Claire B. Arnold and Private j. Lynn
Arnold. Mrs. Arnold was entertain
ed while in the city by her sister
Mrs. John Dusenberry, and Mrs
Claire B. Arnold was also a guest a
the Dusenberry home while there
Mrs. John Arnold visited at the CAM
each day except Monday while in De.
Moines, and enjoyed being with hel
sons, as they enjoyed having her.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Frederick Dressed went to Noun
Pleasant Saturday to attend weel
end party.
Miss Florence Catlin returned tc
Grinnell this morning following 8
visit at the parental F. f. Catlin home
over Sunday,
Mrs. Amanda Powell returned last
evening to her home in Des MoineS
after several days visit in the city
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Johnson re.
turned this morning to their home in
Des Moines after brief visit in the
cit with friends.
Mrs. +. F. Woelger and son. of Uni
versity Park, were passengers to
Rockford, Iowa, this morning, going
to visit for few days with relatives.
Miss Veda Morris OF Aberdeen,
South Dakota, returned to her home
this morning after a several days
visit heres at the G. A. Sunstrum
home. ava ..elrAr.a.. s..s,. .
Hjaumar Johnson, of Minneapolis,
was in town Sunday visiting relatives
and friends. He was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Kriest of Third ave-
nue. west. i".'".'
Miss Margaret Little is visiting
with relatives in Abba and will not
return to Oskaloosa. She Will join
the family in the new home at New
ton in few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffiths and
daughter Betty returned Saturday ev-
ening from Davenport where they
were guests over the Fourth with
Mrs. Grifiiths' brothers, Charles, Tom
and Frank Davis.
Ed Roach, lieutenant of Battery c.,
of Muscatine, was in town yesterday,
driving his car through here from
Muscatine to Camp Dodge. Roach is
school mate of Coach J. l.. Lee, at
tending Notre Dame when Lee was a
student there
]. w. PIN, wife and daughter Nellie
leave this p m. for two months visit
in the west. They will visit Port
land. Great Falls, Mont, Havre and
Glasgow, Mont They will spend
most of the time on his ranch near
Havrc, Mont. r
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kalbach and
daughter Marie and Miss Helen Sny-
der departed yesterday morning in
Mr. Kalbach's car for a several weeks
touring and outing, Colorado being
the objective point. They went via
the Iowa Short Line to Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rebel returned
this morning to their home in Dayen,
port after q rev days" visit I'M the city
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Crowder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rebel also spent week
with her mother, Mrs. Jane Fox, in
Hillsboro, Iowa, before coming to o.
kaloosa. :''
DR.. and Mrs. Fred J. Jarvis will
leave Oskaloosa the latter part Of
this week for an extended visit
through Yellowstone Park They
win meet Mrs. Jarvis sister from
Montana and the party will make the
trip together They expect to be
gone about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shooley of
Charles City, who were visiting here
for a few days at the home of G.. A.
Sunstrum. returned to Charles City
Sunday morning. Mrs. ShOoley will
be remembered as Miss Myra Leslie.
being married to Mr.. Schooley at her
home at Amigo. Wisconsin, last week.
Emmor Wells. son of T. NJ. Wells,
has been appointed temporary clerk
in the local postoffice. filling the va.
cancy caused by Harlan Pottor's ad.
vancement through Major ]. c. Brad
bury's absence Postmaster Rose
Grams has appointed Emmor Wells to
fill the vacancy during Major Brad
bury's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Haubert and
daughter Marion drove up from Keo,
kuk Sunday and are spending a few
days with Mrs. Charles III. Anderson
who is a cousin of Mrs. Haubert. They
were accompanied by Miss Alice
Karle who has been visiting in Keo
kuk, and Miss Maud Rose, who has
charge OF the millinery department in
Winger Bros. department store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Oppenheimer
who were married Saturday morning
by President David NJ. Edwards, al
the parental A. p. Spencer home. are
away on a honeymoon trip which vii
include many eastern places of inter
est Mr.. Oppenheimer is the dele
gate from Oskaloosa Lodge to the
National convention Of Elks at Balti
more and they will be there during
the meeting. Following out theiI
wishes, the marriage of these popular
young people was very quiet anc
unpretentious affair, so informal In
fact that many life long friends die
not know of the event until it was
over and the couple had departed
upon their trip. The bride, Ella
Helen Spencer, was born and reared
i'm Oskaloosa, and has ever been pop
ular in large circle OF friends. Mr.
Oppenheimer is also an OskaloOsi
boy, and since leaving school hal
been foremost in business and socia
circles, and tireless worker for ey
cry public and philanthropic move
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