The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-08-30

lOOSa SUNDAY ana attended the InOm
as family reunion, at which there
were upwards of seventy-two present
nearly all related. 1t was an enjoy.
able affair, a family picnic dinner be.
ing held under big shade trees near
Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: The Oskaloosa
visitors from here last Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Okey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Thatcher and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Erwin McMaines and fam
lily, Mrs. Charley Brewer and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Darling and
baby, Mr. and Mrs. Rhinehart Kitz-
man and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Allgood, Mr.. Frank Zabilka and Miss
Elsie Benson.
]. S. Lobenstein is home from a va
cation trip to Omaha
Mrs. E. S. Noel has gone to Des
Moines to spend the week.
Mrs. Frank Nidiver of Tracy was a
business caller in Oskaloosa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitmore mo-
tored to Des Moines Sunday to visit
their son Marion. .a
Misses Lolita and Velma Redman of
Hedrick are visiting Mrs. c. B. Nor
gan, 315 North 4th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Briggs motored
to Des Moines Sunday and enjoyed
supper with members of Company H.
Rev. Hiatt of Stewart, Iowa, while
in Oskaloosa attending yearly meeting
is stopping with his grandson, c. b.
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cunningham
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cunningham
motored to Des Moines Monday to Wis
it MILFORD who is in camp there.
Mrs. w. w. DeBruyn, after several
weeks visit with relatives in Oskaloo-
sa and Pella returned to her home in
Winnebago Nebraska.
DR.. L. M. Grigsby went to Beacon on
Sunday evening in order to assist the
M. E. church there in closing up the
years work successfully.
Mrs. Emily Roberts who visited her
son John Roberts at New Sharon
stopped in Oskaloosa enroute to her
home in Kalispel, Montana.
Mrs. Maude Jones and Mrs. Matt
Fuller went TO Chicago Saturday even
ing to visit the city markets in the
interests of the Vogue Hat Shop.
Cato Reynolds of Company H was
in town yesterday for visit with
mother and father at the parental S.
V. Reynolds home on North e street.
Miss Ollie Heaverlo ana Mrs. Dolit-
lie of Tracy. were shopping in Oska-
oosa Monday while Mrs. Doolittle
was cnroute to Newton to visit rela-
ives.
Miss Rachael Templeton of the
' ogue Hat Shop returned Saturday
from Chicago, where she has been
ndlS DIT -. D. FEN "hoiSS"lS
House.
Edgar r. Smith of the Iowa Engi-
neers was at home over Sunday visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Smith of 423 North First
street and with also his sister, Edith
B. Smith.
Leslie Fricke and son Norman OF
Chicago, came to OskalOOsa Sunday to
visit his sisters, the Misses Fricke.
Their father, Mr.. Fricke who is
employed at Yarmouth came home to
spend Sunday.
Roy Kemble rendered a particular
ly pleasing vocal solo at the morning
service of Central NJ. E. church, and
Miss NJ. Hueser also sang most &C
ceptably at the service of the Ep-
worth League in the evening.
Rufus F. Jackson of Company d,
Mason City, Second Iowa Infantry, Is
at at home on a leave of absence Wis
iting with his mother and sister at
SIT B avenue West. The company will
soon go into camp at Des Moines.
Mrs. Allen Brownlee and daughter
Miss Marjorie of Denver who have
been in Canada for the wedding OF
daughter and sister, are here for Wis
it with Mrs, Brownlee's sister, Mrs.
John Wilson on Ninth avenue East.
Mrs. H. w. Pardoe of Chicago and
Mrs. E. B. Murdoch and son Alexander
of Washington, Pennsylvania, who
have been visiting at the country
home OF Joseph Templeton for the
past three weeks left last Thursday
evening over the Rock Island for their
homes.
Miss Lille Williams who has charge
of the Beauty Parlors at Miss Ander-
sons Millinery Store, has returned
home from a three weeks vacation
and visit with relatives at Madison,
Wisconsin. Miss Williams spent sew
eral days in Chicago, in the interests
Of her profession.
About the close of the Chautauqua
l.. F. Shangle while looking after the