The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05


8 Terrell, of Grand Rapids, Michiga
Y where she win spend the winte
Il Twas Hospitality entertained by sneig
D bors and associates at dinner Thur
D tday afternoon. Present at the o
casion were Mrs Millisac Mrs. Moo
, Imam, Mrs. MattisoL, Mrs. Pine, Mr.
|, Cooper and Mrs. Smith. of Victor,
house guest OF Mrs. Salisbury TIL
lsdms brought BASKET filled wit
everything good the season boast
and such a dinner is seldom sprea
for the entertainment of mere MOI
tai. All in all the occasion was on
not snOn to be forgotten II wa
one Of these affairs that makes lif
worth while.
(From Mondays Dailyl
What Cheer Patriot: Helen and
Edith Kudart were business caller
ia Oskaloosa Saturday.
Pella Booster: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Veenstra visited in Oskaloosa Friday
afternoon with relatives.
What Cheer Chronicle: Will Mess
maker and family of oskaloosa visited
relatives in Pella over Sunday.
Pella Chronicle: Bert Baron and
family visited Thursday afternoon at
the home of c. Yer Ploeg at Oska-
loosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. A. Coop
er returned to her home Monday after
a visit at the home of her son, Els
worth at Coal Creek.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Brad
bury and daughter, Miss Nellie went
to Oskaloosa Tuesday for few days.
Prof. Kelly of the Oskaloosa High
school faculty went to Knoxville on
Saturday afternoon to referee the
MISUNDERSTANDING High school
pig skin" game.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Harlan and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
M. Harlan attended an over Sunday
family reunion at the E. r. Hatcher
home in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wentworth and
daughter Ethel. of Tama, are guests
OF Mr.. and w. j. Thomas 516 9th ave
nue. west. The visitors came in their
car and had fine trip.
Floyd Thomas, coach of the scrap
ply Quaker Football team and Penn
Athletisc. left Saturday morning for
Cedar Rapids to referee the Coe-
College football game.
Pella Booster: Eugene Dennis and
wife went to Oskaloosa last Thursday
to visit Mrs. Geo. Dennis of
Harvey who has been sick in the Os-
kaloosa hospital the past few weeks
with heart trouble.
w. R. Sterrett, travelling freight ag
ent for the NJ. & st. L. Railroad Co. |
was a business caller in Oskaloosa on |
Friday. Mr.. Sterrett was formerly res |
dent OF Oskaloosa but now makes |
ais headquarters at Monmouth, Hin
,is.
ID. r. Pettitt arrived in the city on
Thursday night from the Western
States where he has been for the past
several years, and will spend a few
lays with relatives and friends here. |
Mr.. Pettitt has been in the real es-
ate business and reports his business
most satisfactory. He left for New
York tate.
Newton Record: Rev. w. H. Perdew |
anne hp from Oskal1os2 last Thurs
lay and had busy day of il. After |
shipping his little Jersey cow to his |
lew home, the remainder of his time
vas monopolized by his old friends
nd Pensioners who met him at every !
urn, giving evidence of friendship
hat surely ought to have been graft
wing. The new NJ. Z. church, over
Which his heart has yearned for the II
asst two or tree years, was first Wis
led and he rejoiced in its growing
eauty and rapidly nearing Complet
IN. He and Mrs. Perdew will be here |,
ext January to join the reiOicings at
IS dedication. They are very happy
/ their new home, and have learned
} love old Central church and the
God Methodsts of Oskaloosa.
r. Logsden returned this morning
} his home in Des Moines.
Mrs. Fred Kelley is seriously i'll at
er home, the Red Mineral Springs,
ddyville, la.
Miss Anacortez Phillips Is visiting
t the home of ner cousin, Mrs.
inks, in Montreal, Canada.
William O'Hearn, of Monmouth, 4
L., spent Saturday and Sunday with I
tends and relatives in the city.
Miss Helen Kessel drove down :
ON Grinnell Saturday and returned
unday, accompanied by Iyyl Wall
lg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Stegner have :
sturned to their home in st. Paul :
tier pleasant weeks visit at tne /;
arental w. J. Stegner home at Uni
ersity Park. Il
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Walling were ,
own from Des Monies and visited h
YER Sunday with Mr.. Walling's faith
r and brother, and with Mrs. Wall /
Ig's relatives.
Jesse Howell came down from I
IVA City where he is specializing |
the University of Iowa and visit \
over Sunday at the parental WIZ. !
I'M J. Howell home IL
Ross McBurney who is employed /
) baker in Des Moines bakeries, :
anne down Saturday night and Wis. =
ed over Sunday with his father,
lillian McBurney, of 707 Second ,
venue East. !
Harter B. Hull is down from Iowa I
ity. where ne Is attending the Uni. 9
ersity, and is enjoying a few days
isit with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. II
nd Mrs. !. w. Clendenon, OF SOC !
iign avenue East. HI
Allen Rodgers returned Monday
,nruipay ~ his, onfIaua xvS.pU ~ - |