The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

ICey does not seem 10 nave iOSI any
of his force or eloquence. He is alert
and active and it has been long time
since What Cheer audience has lis.
tened to more able or pleasing ad-
dress.
(From Mondays Dahy)
r. C. MARYLAND, of Ollie, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Laura Baylies went to Fremont
Saturday morning to visit at the X. K.
Baylies home.
Hamilton News: Grandma Bulliers,
of ,OskalOosa, is here visiting with C..
A, MCGEE and family.
Abba Union: Mr. and Mrs. John
Ramsay, of Oskaloosa, are at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Byron Harris.
Mrs. d. A. Williams and son James
departed Saturday morning for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in the vicin-
ity of Canton, Ill.
Bussey: Record: Miss Bessie Os-
wandle went to Oskaloosa Monday to
make arrangements to attend normal
there this summer.
Abba Union: Mrs. NJ. J. Mater and
Mrs. E. d. Quarton will go to Oska-
loosa to attend the national meeting
of the Holiness association.
Mrs. H. H. Reynolds and daughter
Miss Rachel, of Abba, returned to
their home Saturday after brief visit
with relatives in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Schaar. Of near
Leighton, passed through the city Sat.
urday enroute to What Cheer for a
visit at the home of their son Henry
Schaar.
What Cheer Patriot: Winnifred
and Harry Gullion, of Oskaloosa, came
to this city Monday to visit their sis,
tiers. Mrs Robt. Lathrop and Mrs
tChas Martin.
Fairfield Journal: Mrs. P. G. Van
IBcnthuyson, 404 West Stone street
and little daughter Elizabeth and Miss
Maysie Irons left Friday evening for
TUSCALOOSA for few days visit with
relatives.
| Washington Journal: r. l.. Bunce
y. +. Eldridge and J. R. Drake went
to Sigourney yesterday evening and
returned nome with Carl NJ. Keck IL
his new car, purchased yesterday in
TUSCALOOSA.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. J. A. viii
ford underwent a serious operation al
her home last Monday. At this writ
ing she is getting along as we'll as
could be expected. Miss Eagan, of Os
kaloosa, is the nurse.
Abba Union: Mrs. |. +. Ireland, o
} Chattanooga, Tenn. was a guest o
, Mrs. Sarah Ireland on her way to De-
Moines, and from the capital city she
will go to Oskaloosa to attend thu
Holiness camp meeting.
Eddyville I tribune: Mrs. John Ma
lone, of Des Moines, called on Eddy
willie friends last Saturday, taking sup
per with Mrs. NJ. Coolvine, Mrs. Ma
ilonets daughter, Mrs. Mary Brown, o
Givin, also came to Eddyville that da,
and took her mother home with her.
|. Bussey Record: Rev. I. o. Kembl
> preached very instructive and intel
' esting sermon at the M. T.. church
, last Sunday evening, on the theme Q
i"Perfect Love, or Sanctification, an
those who we're not there missed heal
4 ing one of the strongest sermons o
:" this subject that has ever been preact
= ed here for some time.
e VI FORMER OshalOOSd DOy Ine Whd
: Cheer Chronicle says: Rev. Ere
|. Palmer, OF Denver, Cola, visited her
I over Sunday at the home Of II. II. Ha
i Ian and family. He occupied the pu
|. pit at the Baptist church here Sunda
o morning and evening and delivere
1. two splendid sermons. He is polls
z ed, logical and interesting speake
o Fred Is growing to be big man In IN
S ministerial work and no one Is MOI
z pleased to note his success than Is tn
y Chronicle.
= Monroe County News: A. Oswal
u Gene Loeb. ALI Timmins. T. II. Zoo
d John REM, VIM. Caldwell and J. \
y Gass enjoyed an auto trip TO osk
u loosa. Tuesday afternoon, and II ce
- tainly was pleasure. The roads al
70 excellent and the scenery at this tin