The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-06-14


$ taking vacation while their popcor
/ wagon on the Princess corner is BIZ
ing repaired.
IL Washington journal: Mrs. Dor
r Morgan of Oskaloosa passed through
here Saturday morning and visite,
! with relatives between trains on he
E way home from Rock Island, Illinois
!. G.. M. Oliver of Kansas City, a for
/ mer well known organ and piano
, man engaged in this community, i.
here from Omaha headquarters for {
few days visit with old time friends
Mr. and Mrs 0. F. Schee of Des
Moines came to town Saturday even
ing and are guests of Mr. and Mrs
c. z. Sawyer on North Market street
The boys, Huston and Junior, are
guests of the /. c. Johnson children.
Mrs. Dan Trimpy went to Des
Moines this morning to be in attend
ance at the Yeoman Conclave which
meets the first three days of this
week. Mrs Trimpy will visit with
| friends during the remainder of the
/ week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. " Hoffman,, Mike
CruZen and Otto Strohmeier depart
ed Saturday afternoon for Faribault,
Minnesota, to be present this week
at Commencement exercises of Shat
tuck Military Academy. Guilford
Hoffman, is member of the gradu-
ating class. The Oskaloosa party
made the trip by automobile.
John Terril, M. G. st. l.. ticket
agent, suffered painful injury Sun
day morning, his right knee being
badly lacerated and his right foot
bruised when he was thrown forward
by gasoline track inspection car
and dragged along the road bed for
a short distance. He had pushed
the car to start the engine when the
motor started with a jerk that pulled
him off his feet.
Sundays Des Moines Register
says: in compliment to number of
visiting relatives a family luncheon
courtesy was extended yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob A. Wagner in the
oriental tearoom at the Harris EN-
cry tearooms. Covers We're laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer G. Wagner of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn d. Wag-
ner of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
well O'Brien of Oskaloosa, Mrs. Ralph /,
Shook and daughters, Virginia and
Betty, of Fort Benjamin Harrison of |
Indianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. |
Slade, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. Fox,
Mr.. William A. Wagner and Mr.. and /
Mrs. Charles w. Wagner and daugh- /
ter, Mary Elizabeth, and the hosts. 4
Johnnie Little. of Newton, has been
his little friend Joe Keeper
1907 South Second street, during the
past week.
Deep River Record: Mrs. Earl
Evans and Dorthea returned Friday II
from visit with friends and relatives
in oskaloosa.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Beckman, of
Oskaloosa, came Saturday evening,
,or visit at the home of her broth
n, A. F. Geneva and wife.
Mrs. P. ]. Prime, of Oskaloosa, has
eased the c. J. Gillette house at Uni
'ersity Park that was vacated by Dean
!. Frank Smith in his removal to Iowa
Jity.
Mrs. James Vlask, of Cedar Rapids,
md Miss Clara Johnson, of Monte
:uma, visited at the o. S. Holt home
md attended Penn College Com
nencement.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Will
lam Johnson went to Oskaloosa Tues
lay to attend the Penn College
on Tuesday evening.
Ter niece, Miss Holt, was one of the
Abba Union: The First Aid team,
Alf Hort captain was in Oskaloosa
saturday an dthe silver cup belongs
o them now. 1t would be interesting
o know the number of prizes won by
iiteman in the various competitions
n which her citizens have taken '
art.
While visiting at Eagle Grove, dur
ng the past week, Mrs. f. E. Crete !
TENDED a meeting of the Eastern
'tars at which there were present,
ourteen of the grad officers. This I
lumber included several officers who
ad previously visited the Eastern
tar Lodge in this city.
Knoxville Express: Miss Tressa
Try was in Everist last Friday to con-
ult the directors of the school board
n regard to the principalship of the
syerist schools for next year. Miss
Try did not teach the past year, but
or the previous five years was a
eacher in the Bussey schools.
Grinnell Register: Arden Mccoy.
ormer editor of the Malcolm Leader,
las moved his family to Oskaloosa,
nd he. will stick around that town un.
il he goes to war. Arden is first
lieutenant in the National Guard re-
erye and has been for the past twelve
ears. He is a good boy alright.
Bussey Record: Rev. T. j. Petit,
he Methodist minister at Tracy, who
as been taking college course at