The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-09-13

Miss Laura Catlin, who is teachini
near Eddyville, attended the teach
ers' meeting Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Milen and Mrs. Tenant
of Davenport are guests of Mrs. A
E. Foster, 315 North B street.
Roy Collins, who is seriously ii
with typhoid fever. was taken t.
Mahaska Hospital Saturday.
Mrs. Leora Briggs of near Bloom
field is in town for Fair week, guest
of her sister, Mrs. B. f. Hill.
Nj. and Mrs. Clinton Reynolds OF
Burlington are to be guests this week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Lambert.
Mrs. DAVIS Barr and daughter Der.
niece and sister, Miss Minnie Van
yark, visited in Pella last week.
Miss Byril Jones has gone to Rich
land, Iowa, where she will teach Lat
in and music in the High school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fitch and Mrs.
William Stanton have returned from
an overland trip to Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. Charlie Richmond and son Jack
returned home from Bussey after a
visit with her aunt Mrs. John Essling.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Runyon of Min
neapolis are visiting with her moth
err, Mrs. Foehlinger, at the w. l.. Nc
Quiston home.
Miss Jessie and Venus Triplett
and Miss Vera Beck of Fremont at
tended teachers meeting in Oska-
loosa Saturday.
Friends in the city have received
word that Roy Kemble sailed for
France Saturday to enter the U. S.
Field Service. ~
Mrs. Jennie Burket, No. 705 South
Market street, is home after an ex,
tended stay with her daughter, Mrs
Emma Friend, in Milwaukee.
Robert Harris of Denver, Colorado,
is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Harris, while his par.
ents are in Washington, ID. c.
Thomas j. Bray returned Sunday
from New York. AT the meeting OF
the American Bar Association he was
elected it's vice president for the
State of Iowa.
Mrs. Harriet Wilcox has returned
from visiting at the home of her
daughters, Mrs. Symon Walling in
Des Moines and Mrs. Ernest Thomas
If near Earlham.
Jack Vernon of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, is visiting his brother, J. S,
Vernon. This is the first time the
brothers have seen each other in
thirty-five years.
S. B. Davis and wife and daughter,
Mrs. Culp, of Los Angeles, California
ire here visiting at the home of Mr..
Davis sister. Mrs. Anna Carroll. 20S
South Second street.
Judge X. E. Willcockson of Sigour.
ney arrived today to again convene
the adjourned session of the April
term of district court. TOday's SEES.
sion will probably be the last of the
spring term.
Mrs. Louise Agan Lee and daugh
ter Barbara are here from their home
in Rockwell, returning with her sis
tiers, Barabra and Henrietta Agan,
who have been visiting in Rockwell
since the first of July.
Gilbert West had the misfortune tc
break his arm at the Fifth ware
school Friday when he fell from one
of the swings. His arm was broker
above the elbow and one bone was
splintered below the elbow.
Mrs. Mary Jackson has returned
home from visiting her sister, Mrs
John Essling of Bussey. after a three
weeks visit, and was accompanied
home by her brother James Jones, who
will make a visit and take in the fair.
Secretary Harry Rosebrook of tho
Southern Iowa Fair was out from his
home Saturday, the first time il
many days. He has been suffering
from an abscess of the ear and has
been unable to be on the ground un
til Sunday
Miss Virginia and Harry John Dut
ton, children of Mr.. and Mrs. Orisor
j c. Dutton, of Seattle, will arrive
| in Oskaloosa in the morning for g
brief visit at the S. ]. Dutton home
They are enroute to st. Louis to en-.
ter the Principal School.
Earl J. Hoover and family of LIE
Roy, Minnesota, arrived in the city
yesterday to visit at the parental J
r. Hoover home, No. 1917 South
Market street. They came through
by auto overland and are here for the
Southern Iowa Fair and home-com
ing. --.
| Roy Workman came in Sunday
morning from the "Black Hills" coun
try for, few days visit with his
mother, Mrs. George Workman, No
| 315 Ninth avenue east. He brought
home, packed in ice, quantity o.