The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-26

U George Cordell. OF Shelbina, Mis-
= iouri, spent a few hours with 0skaloC
lisa friends between trains Friday. II
was enroute to Mason City to max
I an extended visit with HIS sister
Walter Mefford, of Lentner. Mo
who has been visiting with his COT
: sin, r, ]. jackson. and other friends
: left this morning for Council BLUM
to make an extended visit with hi
}, uncle, II. T. Mefford. ...
Miss Katie Nellis of What Cheer
was guest Thursday evening at tho
~. l.. Lister home, l09 + avenue west
and left Friday for Des Moines where
she goes TO accept an excellent posi-
ItiOn as stenOgrapher.
r. A. Kent of 324 north Market
, street. arrived home Friday evening
firm two weeks stay In Des Moin-
les where he has been attending a
board of directors meeting of the in.
surance company, he represents. and
hearing Billy Sunday.
Friends here have been advised OF
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Cham
berlin, a former 0skaloosa girl. to l..
A. Haskell, of Chicago. The bride is
daughter of the late Mac Chamber
| lin, and the family resided here many
years, going to Chicago nearly 20
years ago. Friends of the bride will
extend congratulations and best wish
es, throwing in the hope that the
groom is as good man as the bride
is lady. Their new home will be at
ASA Lake Park avenue, Chicago.
(From Mondays Dailyl
George c. Johnson. of Eddyville.
was trade visitor about town Sat
urday
Pella Chronicle: Mr. and Mrs. G. |
Wander Ramp visited relatives at |
Oskaioosa over Sunday.
Miss Lena Corbett has returned to
her home in Des Moines after a
week with friends here.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Anna Grant
attended a meeting of Mahaska coun-
ty techers at Oskaloosa.
c. H. Storm, of Waterloo, arrived
IN the city Saturday to spend Sun.
lay with Oskaloosa friends. Ii
Mrs. Thomas F. Neagle is away to
Chicago and Peru, H., for a couple
" weeks visit with friends and rel
ltives.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. B. l.. Is
Harris, of Oskaloosa, came Thursday (
or visit with her son, Jess, near
Ioal Creek. Y
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. ia. IL
oh Aalbers, of Otley. are visiting s
riends in Pella, Oskaloosa, Rose q
I'LL and Delta.
Sigourney News: G. w OVerturf
nd wife of Oskaloosa spent a week O
ere VITA relatives last week. They /,
nre enjoyed their outing. b
Pella Booster: Miss Hattie Sip L
ema, who las been doing some spe- Il
ial nursing in this city. returned to Is
'skaloosa Monday afternoon. II
What Cheer Patriot: David Dick
on and wife of Oskaloosa who have V
cen visiting at the home Of their a
on, J. W., here, left for Lainsville C
aturday. 5
Sigourney News: Misses Margaret Y
iare and Ida Geilan, OF Waterloo 9
sited last week at the David Ew. q
d home. They went to Oskaloosa tI
lturday to spend Sunday with rel
ives and returned here Monday. Il
The Mansgfeld. o, Daily News :.
,ntains the following item Of local ~
terest: Few Y. NJ. G. A. gener ] ~
,cretaries if any. in this day OF =,
cam roads and trolley lines, can -,
)ast Of the fact that they walked :,
to the town in which they were :,
ere to begin their new duties. But ~
at is the distinction forced upon AZ
AIRY V. Henness, who came to
ansfield Saturday to take up the
tiles of general secretary of the
ansfield Y. NJ. C.. A. He walked Is
ON Alton on the B. & o. RAILROAD "
ur miles southwest of Mansfield
ne B. & o. passenger train, due 81
re at 1858 o'clock in the afternoon N
aS held up by a freight. A coal car
I'd broken an axle and trainmen n
uld give no assurance as to Just :,
hen tie passenger would reach :
ansfield. So 1t was a case of hit.
lg the ties" with Henness. And y
at was where his gymnastic train u
g was put to good use. He walk
to Mansfield, Juggling his travel Z
bags, and reached the Y. NJ. C.. 81
about $50 o'clock. Enthusiastic
til tie outlook in Mansfield and bl
th embryo plans later to mature, G.
e new head of the association this vi
oTning waded into the work and
st thing had a meeting of the as Il
citation staff I'm going to get &C. lin
ainted with my men, 90 through Ifo
e books of the association, make
thorough inspection of the build A.
6, view the departments of work, -
se up the situation generally, and ~
en- meet the trustees in session" -
i'd Mr.. Henness this morning.
ust what the plans We will inaugur. v
e will be. cannot say now. Later y
, will go at that pbashe of the work.
ew personality. not because II is !
inc In this case, but because Il Is
w, always gives impetus to a task al
ID we will take advantage of II a
re. want to meet the members NJ
the association and want them all IL
feel at home. I will need their
lip in getting started and do not b,
ant any of them to feel backward r.
MS Is an institution for men and d.
ant to see the men do things" In
7. Sullivan Is over from Pells