The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-03


last week staying at the home Of hel
latter was in Oskaloosa with her little
daughter, Minnie, who underwent al
operation for appendicitis.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Emeline
Roof went to Loveland, Colo, last
week, where she will meet her daugh
ter, Mrs. Luella Black, of Imperial
Cal, and they will visit for some time
| at the home of their son and brother
Don Roof. In the early part of August
| they will go to Peculiar. Mo, where
on August IL, will be held the annual
Fisher reunion Mrs. Roof being a
Fisher before marriage After a Wis
lit there they will come to Fremont
and Mrs. Black will visit here and at
Oskaloosa before returning to her
home.
w. M. Ballinger of Des Moines, is
in town today looking after business
matters.
Miss Alma Crowder went to Peoria
to have a Sunday visit with her
brother.
Fred w. Wells of Mason City is Wis.,
iting his mother, Mrs. NJ. F. Wells,
for a few days.
Rex Van Wrinkle of Des Moines was
week end visitor with friends and
acquaintances here.
Miss Aleda Shaw of Taintor, return
ed to her home this morning, after a
visit at the Elmo Sheesley home. ,-..
r. J. Schilling of Burlington, harness
wholesale house, spent Sunday here,
meeting old friends and acquaintances.
Miss Gertrude Smith of Monmouth,
returned to her home this morning
tives.
Fred Il. Green of the Green & Bent
ley Drug Co.. arrived home Saturday
from a pleasant fortnights visit with
his brother in Denver. az ,t r*lv.r. s.
Mrs. G. L. Farr and Mrs. w. l. Kel-
sey left this morning for Lake Oko-
boil, where they will attend the sum-
mer school of Missions.
Mrs C. A. Palmer of Seattle, Wash
.ngton, who has been visiting here for
several days, left this morning for
Grinnell to visit with relatives.
Phil S. Bellings of Valley Junction,
Iowa, a conductor on the c. r. |. &
P. was in town Sunday, attending the
meeting of the local order of o. r. G.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Johnson of Oskaloosa came down
asst Thursday to attend the funeral
Of their sister.in-law, Mrs. Mel John
son. #' r...
Max Martin has terminated resid-
ence in Oskaloosa for the time being
md has gone to Des Moines to &C
,ept position with the Rogg Drug
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Sprague, of
Anita, are in town visiting relatives
Ind looking after friends. They may
become residents of Oskaloosa in the
near future.
Eddyville Tribune: Ed Powell and
'amily of Oskaloosa are spending the
week rusticating at the parental Ed
Ogden home and with other relatives
n this locality. !
Miss BeuIah Baldwin, daughter of
W. NJ. Baldwin, residing south of town,
vas operated upon at the OskaloOsa
hospital last week and is now conval. ;
ssCent and doing nicely.
Miss Bess Stafford, deputy auditor,
las returned from an enjoyable Vaca-
ion trip to Davenport, Grand Mound
md Clinton, where she visited among
'elatives and acquaintance.
r. l.. Lewis of Wabash, Indiana, '
Who has been visiting here for a few
lays with the Lewis Bros, left Sat !
friday afternoon for Grinnell for a
'hort visit with George Lewis.
George Esperson, chief clerk in the
ocal NJ. & st. l.. superintendent office !,
'eturned home Saturday, after vaca- !
ion, during which time he visited at
and Marshalltown.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Ida WEIGH !
to her home in Oskaloosa on
Sunday night, after spending about
wo weeks with her sick bI other, Wal !
erWelch. She left him improving nice
y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Beatty were pas |
;engers to Clear Lake, this morning, |
going to spend several weeks in an
outing. Their daughters, Misses Mary |
md Mildred Beatty, will drive through
II their car. ',F....-.l .,r.".....
Guy Nj. Duncan came from Illinois
to be with his wife and ba-
,ies at their home, No. GOT Fifth ave-
lue East, for brief visit. He returned
% his work with the Sells Floto Circus
Early this morning.
Mrs. Mary Kinley of Pasadena, Cali
ornia, who has been visiting for sew
,ral days with her daughter, Mrs. s.
!. Walthal, left this morning for Lynn
lille, where she will spend few days
With her sister, Mrs. Emma Boyle and
Mrs. Hettie Stanley.
Miss Ruth Courtney who has been
iisiting her sister Mrs. Sadie Lundy, |
It Harvey, since early in June has re-
Urned to the George Courtney place
IN Eighth avenue west She was ac
COMMANDED home by Mrs. Lundy and
ION Marvin Ernest.
Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Ramsay and their son Rob
srt have been at Excelsior Springs,
No., for the past two weeks, where
Robert has been taking treatment for
affecting his back. They
made the trip by auto.
Eddyyiile Tribune: Miss Prudence
Jones OF 0skaloosa spent Saturday
visiting her sister Mrs. l.. j. Talmage.
She was accompanied by Miss Edith