The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-29

and baby Margaret expected to leave
Monday on their return home from
Pasadena, California, arriving in
Delta in due time for Mr.. Heath to
have charge Of the services at the
Methodist church next Sunday Prof.
Howard Kelsey of Penn College at
i Oskaloosa, VINO has filled the pulpit
the past three Sundays, made a host
of friends among the congregation.
Mr.. Kelsey Is a most pleasing gen
tleman, both in and out of the pulpit.
Should he preach here again at any
future time he viii be heartily vel
coined by those who have heard
him.
OF a former OskaloosR pastors
wsrk in his new home a Christian
church paper says: THE church at
Auburn, Neb., had not been notified
but a few days OF the proposed tour
but Rev. Roy Deadman, tAe live pas
tor of that congregation, had a splen-
ufdly representative audience to hear
the presentation of the work This
is one of the best churches of the
state, beautifully located in a grow
ing parish. Deadman is a live wire
and Is in thorough sympathy with
tae Nebraska program, despite the
fact that he had been in the state
but a few months More than $500
has been pledged to Nebraska work
and the pastor assures the committee
that Auburn will reach the 5000 liv-
ing link mark. This Is a great step
for the Auburn church"
(From Mondays DaiIy.le
Pella Booster: Miss Hattie Sip.
kema, of Oskaloosa, is visiting rela.
tives in Pella this week.
Abba News: Miss Edith Coff-
man, of OskaIoosa, is visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Geo. Gray.
Bussey Record: Mr.. Len Wiser
and Frank Mcconnell made a bust.
ness trip to Oskaloosa Monday.
Grinnell Register: Miss Blanche
Teller, of Oskaloosa, is visiting at
the Friend home for a short time. :.
Abba News: Frank McKissick
has accepted a position as travelling
salesman for the Underwood Candy
Co, in 0skaloosa.
Pella Booster: Clifford and Ray
mond Remand, of Oskaloosa, were
Pella visitors last Friday at the P.
A. Renaud home.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Charles
Driebelbeis went to Oskaloosa Mon
day and spent the day with her sis
ter, Mrs. Clark Scott. "
Pella Booster: Misses Marguerite
and Maggie Vogelaar, of this city, |
and Miss Susie Van Rocket, of Sioux |
Center, were Oskaloosa visitors Sat |
irday. |
Pella Booster: Mrs. w. Blanch.
ION and Mrs Funk, of Oskaloosa,
we're entertained in this city Monday |
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
drs. Jas. Wander Pol.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Brown returned to their
lome in Oskaloosa Monday morning
Lfter a visit here with his sister,
drs. Walter Johnson.
NJ. c. Grstter, of Auxvasse, Mo-,
ipent Friday night with OskalOosa
friends and left Saturday for his
home. Mr. Gretter has been in
for several days looking
fter business affairs.
Prof L. F. Burnett, who has been
enewing acquaintance in this city
nd has been a guest of friends for
few days, left Friday night via the
4. & st. L. on an extended business
rip into the Gopher state.
Thomas White, formerly of this
ity, but now residing at Des Moines
J enjoying a few days visit in this
ity with friends and old-time &C.
Mr.. Waite is a guest
I Jerome Wood, of 407 Third ave-
ue East.
Attorney F. T. Nash is in Ottumwa
oday attending the Federal court.
J. K. Downs came down from Des !
ioines and was a guest of Oskaloosa :
riends Sunday.
Bert Harris and ]. E. Armstrong,
t Barnes City, spent Sunday visit ,
1g vita friends in Oskaloosa. L
Miss Lilleth McChantry, of Des !
ioines, is the guest of her sister, '
FRS. Susan Wallace on Third avenue
rest. ,
Mrs. Charles Tohrean, OF Given, '
1as in town Friday enroute to Lynn.
lille to visit friends and acquaint- 8
noes. ;
Blind Boone, accompanied by his
fe-long and faithful business man
ger, John LANCE, arrived in town !
esterday and will give a concert at
CENTRAL NJ e. church tonight
Miss Lillian Cook, OF Des Moines,
liss Grace Boyd, OF Lacey, and the /.
Kisses Mae and Grace Augustine, of
spent Sunday with their
riend, Miss Mabel Mckinney, resid- {
lg northeast Of the city.
Max Workman returned Sunday
light to his college duties at the
owa State College of Agriculture
nd Mechanic Arts, at Ames, after
pending the weekend with ais folks
outh Of town.
James w. Wilson and Vance and
'hil Tenant who recently moved
rom this city to Abba, were among
he spectators at the Oskaloosa-B Bur
ington High school foot ball game {
and enjoyed a visit vita
ormer friends.
F.. NJ. Juber, who was en- route
rom North Dakota TO Nevada, stop /
'ed-off at Oskaloosa for a few days K
dsit with his brother, Irwin Z. Juber
ND family OF SOC South d street,
md win leave Tuesday evening via
he c., r. /. & p. for his home at
ioldfield, Nevada.
Miss Lucretia ASKING, for mum. K
Der OF years connected with the Of