The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-10

versity in oskaloosa, delivered three
exceptionally fine sermons in the
Congregational church Sunday.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Clarence
Holt returned to Oskaloosa last
Thursday morning after a Snort visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Ram
say, who returned with her for a visit
of a few days.
Miss Fern Soseman left Friday af'
ternoon via the G. r. l. & p for Chi
cago, where she will spend a few
days before going to her work at War,
saw, Wis, where she has charge OF
the millinery department of one of
the large stores.
| lightful visit in Oskaloosa with her
North Ninth street, left Saturday
for the, capital city, where she will
be a guest of another daughter, Mrs.
Clark Zimmerman.
Mr. Kirk, the tackle on the All
Star" Iowa team, is in the city, a
guest of Mr.. Thomas, the Penn Col,
lege athletic director. Mr.. Kirk Will
remain in the city for some days ana
assist Mr.. Thomas in opening the
football season at Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Friend and Sis
ter, Miss Audra Friend, OF Eldon'
have been spending the week at the
home of Mr.. Friends uncle, Thomas
G. Friend, No. 1407 South Second ST.
Mr.. Friend is a veteran engineer IN
the service of the main line OF the
Rock Island system and is on on a
vacation.
Grlnnell Herald: c. A. Quire, who
has been serving as district passen-
ger agent of the M. & st. L. at Oska'
loosa, has been promoted to passen-
ger agent at Des Moines, and his
Headquarters will be in the capital
city. His Grinnell friends are pleas
ed to note that he is making good IN
the railroad world.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Sharpe and
three sons of Spring Valley, have
moved to Oskaloosa and are quarter
ed in the Kenworthy house, No. ia
Second avenue West. Mr.. Sharpe Is
a commercial traveller and will make
Oskaloosa his headquarters. the
Kenworthy family has the Deutsch'
man house on North Market street.
Washington Democrat: S. w. VII,
son. of Oskaloosa, has bought a hall
interest in the Abba Republican, one
of the very best paying newspaper
properties in Iowa. The Democrat eX-
tends the right hand of fellowship 10
Silas and bids him welcome back into
the fold. Once a newspaper man al
ways a newspaper man, Is as true AZ
il is of railroad men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Davis, of 4O9
THird avenue East together Wlth
their son and daughterin-laW, MI.
and Mrs. H. Davis and son, of Ere
mont, have returned from a 6OO.mile
auto trip through Iowa. They left
Oskaloosa Thursday, a week ago about
4 o'clock in the morning, in II. DAVIS
car to visit John Davis at Harlan. On
their return trip Geo. w. Davis, WAo
is one of Mahaska county's practical
and WELT TODD retired farmers,
thought he would like to see whether
or not Iowa contained any more land
as good as that in Mahaska, so they
did not come directly home, but Wis
iited other parts of the state. Mr.
Davis says he must admit that ne
| saw much land that seemed the equal
of this county, and passed by several
farms of 1000 to 1900 acres with
$40 900 rnanefUns aud splendid harms
| and equipment on the land. He thinks
! Iowa Is great state. In reler,
ence to the crops, Mr.. Davis says that
they are spotted, some fields being
| 6rst class. while other are not SO
good.
(From Tuesdays Dally.(
Mrs. William Lucas of 6O2 south
First street, is spending a few days
with relatives at Eddyville.
Miss Pearle Rhinehart Of De'
| Moines is being entertained at the
Harry Bowen home on Third avenue
west.
Mrs. Homer Rosenberger of Whit
tier. California, arrived in the city
Monday for a visit with the home
folks.
John Anderson and son Roy An
derson, of 1872 Highland avenue wen
to Ottumwa this morning to atten'
to business affairs.
w. ]. Fenwick returned Monday al
ternoon to his home in Des MONIES
after spending a week in the city al
tending the Free Methodist Cam
Meeting
Dale Heinzman returned this morn
ing to Ottumwa, after spending La
, bor Day at the Oskaloosa Countr
Club, and visiting with friends II
the city.
Mrs. w. r. Gilmore of Universit
Park, left this morning for Noun
Ayr. Iowa, where she goes to atten
a meeting of the Mount Holiness A!
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Robert w. Wilson, after
pleasant visit at the John A. Mage
home, 80 south First street, return
ed this morning to her home
: Knoxville, Iowa.
. Mrs. Henry Gustafson OF south lot
street is reported much improved a
!, ter submitting to an operation at Tn
Oskaloosa Hospital and is conVa
= escing at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McQuistol
q of 525 north B street, returned nom
+ Saturday from Des Moines' wher
v they have been spending wee
with his aunt, Mrs. c. c. Prouty.
=, Miss lone Smith, of 70S High av
q nue. east, arrived home Monday ait
9 most delightful two weeks Wis
with friends and relatives in Chicae
and other cities in Illinois and low