The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-11


to be with her husband for few
days.
Mrs. John Haynes. of Salem, Ore
gon, is visiting at the Sam Stewart
home.
Mrs. II. H.. Cook, Of Crismen, ILL.,,
was in the city Monday visiting with
friends.
Guy Woodwin, OF Chicago, is stop
ping in Oskaloosa, looking after bust
ness interests.
Mrs. A: G. Caudle and daughter inez
are in St. Louis for a VISIT with her =.
sister Mrs. Lee. i''sl sqqlflos 70 1ps ss'
Mrs W. isw.: Braniger went to besT
Moines Monday to visit at the parent
al John Canty home. 7.''''77.
Miss VI Moody has accepted a posi-
ton in the pattern department at the.
Baldauf- Rosenblatt store. ~. ="
Mrs. Rose Ross has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. ]. J. Clark, OF Elm
Wood, H., for a Few weeks. ..sr25'-a
Mr.. and Mrs. H. y. Townley and fs0h,S
Vernon, of Knoxville, spent Sunday at
the parental ]. S. Vernon home.
Frank Mesner, a school teacher at
Rippey, spent Sunday visiting in Os-
kaloOsa with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W., Branigar, Mrs.
Ellen Duffy and Miss Ada spent Sun
day at the Park Way home in Bussey.
Walter F. Dexter, Penn College fl
nancial secretary, preached in the
Friends church at Des Moines Sun.
day. ~
Mrs. w. Lamb, Of What Cheer, who
has been, visiting. her daughter, Mrs.
n. S. Fishburn, has returned TO heE,.:
hCme. - e. :a'G ,y5Ijfa. &c
Joe Woodford and Prof. Charles
Nicholas of the Penn School ofsMusic,
We're business passengers to Ottum,
on Saturday. . s,a,r -
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. White and soma
Robert and Russell and Mrs. J. p.
Dodds motored to Sigourney Sunday
to visit relatives.
Miss Margaret Ireland, of, Fremont.
accompanied Misses Clarice and Marie
Crisweu to Eddyville Sunday where
they visited friends.
- Mrs. Fred Odem has returned TO
her, home after spending several
weeks. visiting her son Lewis Town
send. of Knoxville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Walker have
to Oskaloosa from McClusks,
Ill. Mr.. Walker is an, Instructor in
the Oskaloosa' high school, g;
. Mr., and Mrs. w. T. Clemens, of
University Park, left for Marshalltown
where they will spend the winter with
their niece Mrs. A. Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Thomas have re;
turned to their home No. 516 Sixth
avenue west, from Albert Lea, after.a
few days visit with friends.
= Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurt left today
for Kansas City, Kansas, where they
will visit at the home of Mrs. Hurts
sister, Mrs. Robert Teter. for week
or SO. ,#t
Miss Gladys Musick and Miss lola
Kramme, instructors In the Charlton
public schools, were Sunday visitors
here at the MusIck and Kramme
homes. .-s.''-~ Odd. as- ~ ~s-
: Harrison H. Pierel, an old Pom
College student, who has been out OF
school for several years, enrolled at
Penn today, and will complete his
college work. -"'-.s
Paul Johnson, Henry Prime and Mr..
Barnes, Oskaloosa boys attending
Ames College were present at the
Penn-Drake game at the Drake Stad'
iurn on Saturday.
Mrs. Virginia knight Logan. Miss
knight, Mr.. and Mrs. Stone and Fred
eric knight Logan motored to Delta
yesterday in Mr.. Lcgan's car, and re-
port fine roads.
Miss Florence Smith. Of Victor, has
been summoned to her home on &C.
count of the serious illness, : Of her
MOTHER Mrs. George Smith No. 1915
Ninth avence east.
Miss Hawk, of Penn College and
Mrs. Irving G. Johnson, OF the Oska.
loosa Public Library Board. went to
Iowa City today to attend the State
Library convention. m n;f-u
/ Many Penn College foot bali Iplay'
ers spent Sunday in Dos Motnes Wis
iting the division cantonment at Camp
Dodge where many oskaloosa soldier
boys are in training. ~
Mrs. Chas. P. Benning, Of Marshall
town and sister Mrs. r. Dryden, have
returned to their home on B ayencc
west preparatory to seyering Mrs. Dry.
dens connection with this city.
Mrs. Baxter who has been making
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Jack
Young, left last evening for a few
months visit with her other daughter,
Mrs. Richard samual at Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs, Corning went to Wa.
terloo to visit her daughters Mrs. II.
Darrah and Mrs. @. Musgroye for a
flew weeks. They were accompanied
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