The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08

SATURDAY SOl
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Madison
play his second season on the Ames
team appeared at left tackle on the
Cyclone eleven, assisting to defeat
| Coe q to 6, while Leon McFerran
Ferran, broke into the big games fol-
the first time as left end on the
Lake Forest team, which held North
western to score of to 0.
Mike Palmer, pioneer and old time
resident of Oskaloosa returned for
the festivities of home coming week.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Dwight Be
man, of Oskaloosa, visited her friend
Mrs T. J. Riley and family last week.
OttumWa Courier: Rev. and Mrs.
w. o. Livingston, 2l4 south Davis
street are visiting friends in Oska'
losa.
Mrs. Chauncey Moffet of Monmouth
ILL.,, is visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Waling during the
Fall Festival.
James H. Hilleary, who has been
in Mercy Hospital with typhoid fever
has been removed to his home, sol
south Sixth street.
Deep River Record: Mr., and Mrs.
Rogers and Hazel Armstrong autoe,
to Oskaloosa Sunday and spent the
day with relatives.
Guy &. Woodin of Chicago will be
in town for Fall Festival, arriving
last evening from Sigourney where
he spent yesterday.
Louie Jones of Ottumwa spent Sun.
day visiting his mother, Mrs. Lima
Jones and sister, Miss Villa Jones of
402 Third avenue east.
Abba News: Miss Cora Loeb and
Harold Freedman motored to Oskaloo
sa Thursday and We're accompanied
home by Marie Winters.
Deep River Record: Mr.. and Mrs.
C. N. Cox and Mrs. Norvell autoed
to Oskaloosa Tuesday and spent the
evening at the Country Club party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. R. Goodwin and
children, of ABS north Third street
have returned from an over Sunday
visit with Mrs. Goodwin's parents at
Agency.
Bussey Record. Mr.. and Mrs. Arde
Jones of Oskaloosa came Saturday
evening for an over-Sunday visit with
his aunt, Mrs. John Essling and hus.
band.
Pella Booster: N. Yer Ploeg and
family, OF Oskaloosa, arrived in this
city Saturday and visited a few days
with Mrs. Yer Ploegs' mother, Mrs.
]. BRAIN.
Pella Booster: Mr.. and Mrs. G. e.
Nash and two daughters and Mr..
DO NJ anA Wtfn Of nCHolnnGa auto.
ed here Sunday and were entertained
at the F. N. Byram home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Henry and
daughters Martha and Bertha have re
moved to the city and are occupying
the home recently vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. A. Rosenblatt, in Elvyn
Place.
Jack Carter, a former Oskaloosa
boy who has been out in Montana in
the vicinity of Round up" is home
for the Fall Festival and is a guest
of his sister, Mrs. Mathews ON south
Sixth street.
Mrs. Ethel Wells Lytle and daught
ers, Miss Vivian and Margery of In
dianapolis arrived last evening at
the parental Tolbert NJ. Wells place,
No. 116 Third avenue east. They came
for Fall Festival.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. Elsie Hog,
an and daughters Gladys and Lucille
have returned to Oskalosa after Wis
ting the formers aunt, Mrs. w. A.
Jacobs, $40 Finley avenue and un-
Gle, j. W. Fuller, $40 Grant street.
A. T. Abbott, superintendent of the
Des Moines Valley Division Of the c.
R. l. & p. with his office in the Cap
itol City" was a business caller yes
terday at the Rock Island depot. Mr..
Abbott was enroute east on business
Mrs. John c. Hamilton of Duluth,
Minnesota, enroute to the home OF
her mother Mrs. S. E. Tucker Of Abba
has stopped in Oskaloosa to spend
Fall Festival week with her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Davis, of Fifth avenue
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bovee and son
Francis, of 116 Fourth avenue east.
motored over to Belle PLANE Sunday
and spent the day with Mrs, Mark
Fisher and family Miss Heavener,
and Mrs. Fisher and three sons &C
companied the Bovee's back home,
and will visit in Oskaloosa during
the Fall Festival.
Delta Press: On Tuesday evening
at the lodge room in Delta, Rev. AL.
exander McFerran of Oskaloosa, de-
livered an excellent address upon
different subjects in Masonry, There
were about $50 in attendance, 1875 be-
ing visiting Masons from Gibson,
Thornburg, Keswick, Rose Hill, Sig
Quincy and What Cheer. The lecture
was followed by a fine banquet and
smoker. 1t was an event In Masonic
circles in Delta which will long be
remembered. :
Saturday Globe: Miss Katherine
Buckley, a sister of Mrs. o. P. Dede,
of Oskaloosa, who is a member of the
Red Cross Nurse association, has re.
ceived notice to be in readiness at
any time to go to the war zone In
Europe and she expects to go when
the next call is made. Miss Buckley
has been anxious to go and will will
lingly give of her services to alleviate
the suffering on the battle fields She
Is at present q nurse In the Presby.
terrain hospital in Chicago.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Hon. Geo. C. White will arrive over
the NJ. & st. L. today for visit here.