The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23

han of this city, the Tacoma (Wash.)
Ledger says: For the first time in
the history of the Lakewood Colt
club. a hole was made in 'one" yes.
terday afternoon when Il. c. Clara
han, new member of the organization,
holed l75-yard midiron tee shot on
the 18th green. Clarahan is a neophite
at the game of golf, but yesterday he
accomplished feat which is the goal
of all golfers and one which Is seldom
seen. Playing with Mrs. Howard
Wright and a number of friends,
Clarahan drove from the tee while
there was a two-sOme putting on the
green. His cry of fore caused the
pntters 20 look mp in time 10 see the
ball pitch upon the green. Striking
a mound. II lost its momentum, sWerN-
ed to the right and then trickeled TO
the cup. Just before coming up TO the
lip it hoped over little tutt of grass
and then pumped" into the cup
while the astonished players upon the
green looked on dumbfOunded. A yell
notified Clarahan OF his feat. Doubt
less the hole will be known in the
future as the +. c. Clarahan hole in
honor of the man who made II with
a single shot"
(From Tuesdays Dailyl
Miss Gladys Johnson, of Wayne.
spent Monday in town visiting with
friends.
Miss Josephine Hiatt. OF AckwOrth,
is visiting at the home of her auntS,
the Misses Ninde. ia South Seventh
street.
Mrs. William Robinson and two
children after a most enjoyable visit
with relatives in Des Moines, return
ed Monday afternoon 10 her home in
Blyth.
ALI Timmons, formerly with the
Golden Eagle clothing store OF this
city. but now with the Golden Eagle
store of Charlton. was in town sun
day and Monday.
Miss Rose Kehne, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Grin
nell and this city during the past two
weeks, returned this morning to her
home in ROCK Falls, Illinois.
Miss Dorothy Clark, of Rock Is
land who has been making a several
days visit with her aunt in this city,
left Monday afternoon for Marshall
Town, where sue VIII NiSll IL nv
fore returning home.
Chas. Glover has a number OF post
cards from a neiCe living in NOgales, !
Arizona, on the Mexican border. Her |
husband is a photographer and the |
cards were made by him from life. |
Some OF the scenes beggar descrip- |
ton in painting the horrors OF war
in Old Mexico.
MartinsbuTg Journal: One evening |
about month ago a man drove up
TO the Henderson livery barn with a |
horse and buggy, and asked TO have
his horse put up, that he was 90 |
ing to OskalOOsa and that he might |
not return for two or three days. |
Up to the present no one has called
for the horse and Mr. Henderson is at
a loss what to do about the matter, |
as he has no idea who the owner is.
evening at the home OF Mrs. !. &.
Drummer, complimentary to Mrs. C.
b. WestbTOOk, was a very enjoyable
affair. Mrs. Drummer and Mrs. O. b.
Kipp being the nosteSseA. The
guests were the members of the Al
rernOnn Whist club. with several out
OF Town guests, WI =. W. ". Wv u'
and Miss Hanson, of Des MOines,
Mrs Dillon, OF Monoe, and Miss lmo-
gene WestbrOOk. from OskaIoosa.
Whist was played at nine tables, al
Ter which light refreshments were
served. Mrs. Drummer and Mrs. Kip
made the hOnored guest very nice
gift Mrs. Wesrbrook will leave in
about week to join ner husband
and daughter at OskalOOsa where
they will take up their residence per
Miss Gladys Moody, of PelIa, visit
ed in town Saturday.
Leonard Brock and Gerald COrcOr-
an spent Sunday in Des MOines.
Miss Grace Williams resumed her
duties Monday as principal OF the
Delta high school.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs Eliza Mil
Ter, 322 Bardell street. has gone TO
visit friends for few days.