The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-03-26
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(From Mondays Dailyl

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ton.
Mrs. Lulu Mcneil left this morn
ing for visit with her lPl parent, s 81
Abel, Iowa. .,-, ''', .,"''''S
Harold Barnard. of Muscatine, a
former Penn student, is a guest OF
friends in the city.
viii Kirk of Knoxville was in the
city Saturday attending the funeral
of his aunt, Susan II. Kirk.
John Runyon, of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday here with his wife at the par.
entail Mrs. Foehlinger home on North
u street.
Miss Jessie Duboc, teacher in the
High school at Bloomington, Illinois,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Julia
Duboc at New Sharon.
Mrs. J. '. MCGOWAN and two child
rem, Helen and Dick, of Bloomfield,
Iowa, are spending the week at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Roy Bar
rows.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Susie Mosby.
who underwent a surgical operation
at the Abbott hospital in Oskaloosa
several weeks ago, has returned
home.
Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Porter and little daughter,
Margery, were over Sunday visitors
with their relatives in Oskaloosa and
near Beaver.
Bussey Record Mrs. Mary Bilbo
and sons, Donald and Raymond, went
to Oskaloosa Thursday evening for a
visit with Mrs. l.. Bilbo and other
relatives and friends.
Miss Arpra Thompson of Des
Moines, and G. w. Thompson of Al
bia we're in the city attending the
wedding of their sister and daughter,
Miss Oakley Downs Thompson to
Phillip Ellsworth.
Abba News: Mr. and Mrs. Harry
StringfeIlow, of Oskaloosa. came over
last week for few days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer
Miller and other relatives and friends
returning home Saturday.
Sigourney News: Bob Stevens.
wife and son, formerly of this place
passed through Sigourney Monday
morning on their way to their home
in Ottumwa. They had been visiting
relatives and friends in Delta and
Oskaloosa.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Chas. Bow.
ser and Mr.. Robert McMorran. of
Oskaloosa, came Wednesday to see
their mother, Mrs. r. Hall, at Ever
list. Mrs. Hall has been quite i'll but
is somewhat improved at present.
Mrs. John Moon accompanied them
TO Everist.
Eddyville Tribune: John Poe, of
near Lakonta and Miss Flossie Pill
grim were married recently at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pilgrim west OF Beacon.
Esq. Frank Coakley, of Lakonta. per.
formed the ceremony in the presence
of relatives of the bride. We wish
these young people much joy and hap
Diness through lifos journey.
Miss Katie Snyder, who attended
the KethSburg firemen's fifteenth
annual St Patrick masquerade ball
held March II, and who with Mr.. J.
II. Madden. of that city, led the grand
march, was awarded the prize for the
best character acted out. Miss Sn,
der was dressed as an Irish wash
woman, and her acting out of this
character was full of the wit and
bumor of those who have kissed the
blarney stone and heard the legend
of st. Patrick, illustrating doctrine
Of the Trinity b. the use of the Sham
rock.
MI and Mrs. J. S. Reynolds are
home from Florida where they have
spent a most delightful winter. Their
son, Homer, who is now located
near Jacksonville. is getting along
nicely and is entirely free from the
hay fever with which he formerly
suffered very much. Enroute home
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds stopped for
visit with another son. Rev. Judson
Reynolds at West Liberty, Ohio, and
with a daughter. Mrs. Mayme Nell
vane, at Oak Park, ILL., Mr.. Reynolds
has a fine tract of land in Florida,
and is very much in love with the
coast country.
Fremont Gazette: From time to
time We note with pleasure the FIRE.
mont boys who have gone out in the
world and are making good" There
are several of them and among the
number is Glenn Whitmer. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Whitmer, who is
a graduate here and at Cornell Col
lege, and for the past two years has
held a responsible position in the
Fairfield high school. Among his
other duties is the training Of the
debating teams and in this he has
been most successful. This year his
teams have a dual debate with the
High school at Cedar Rapids. which
event takes place tomorrow evening.
For six weeks he has carefully drilled
his boys for the contest and they
have entered into 1t with a firm de-
termination to win. The Fairfield
Tribune gives the teams a splendid
write-up and referring TO the work of
Prof. Whitmer, says: mir. Whitmer
is the director and advisor of the
teams, and a more thorough or con-
sistent worker. sacrificing everything
for the good OF the team and school.
could not have been given than by
him. Whether they win or lose, Mr..
Whitmer must be given his share of
the honor for no one deserves it more
than he"
b. n. McCagg was d business pass
enger this morning 70 eDes Moines.
Miss Agnes Johnston. of Des Molnes
spent Sunday in thescity with friends
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