The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-03

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OskalCesa attending the Free Metl
the meeting will be transformed int
a conference, known as the Iowa Al
nuai Conference of the F.. NJ. churc
az which time ministerial appoint
n,eEts will be made. The neighbOr
of Rev. Dickson earnestly hope tina
the conference will see fit to return
him to the present charge.
Brighton Enterprise: Miss Grace
Brady of OskalOosa is visiting he
cousin, Olive Fox.
Pella Chronicles: John Marsh of Os
kaloOsa visited his niece, Mrs. J. G
Wander Pol Friday.
Sigourney News: Mrs. Minnie
Pence and children went to Oskaloost
Tuesday TO visit her parents.
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. II
Rhynsburger visited their son H. S
and family in Oskaloosa Monday af
ternoon.
What Cheer Patriot: Misses Nora
and Elizabeth .Wendland visited rel
atives in OskalOosa the latter part
of last week.
Sigourney News: Mrs. Geo. Wheel
er and children of Oskaloosa came in
Saturday to visit her father, N. Nc
Wicker, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID Gosselink and
son Karl who have been visiting sew.
eral days with relatives in Pella have
returned to their home here.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Jack
Bolton and son returned Monday af-
ter spending a week with relatives
at OskalooSa and Des Moines.
Hedrick Journal: The Misses Fay
and Fern Hayner, of CrestOn, who
had been visiting friends here, went
to Oskaloosa yesterday for a visit.
Miss Bette Meister is at her sta
ton as cashier of the Barnes & Ew.
ing store again after three weeks
vacation trip among Colorado cities.
o. +. Schee was among the many
passengers yesterday to Des Moines
where he goes to attend the state
exposition and look after business
affairs.
Bussey Record: Mr.. George Whet-
eel spent last Saturday here with
relatives. His wife who is in the hos.
pital at Oskaloosa, is steadily i'm
proving.
S. w. White, son Arthur, and
daughter Dorothy, of 1928 north Third
street arrived home Sunday from
outing at their cottage at
Clear Lake.
Newton News: Mr.. and Mrs. U. S.
Townsend and children, Laird ant
Robert have returned from Oskaloo.
"a whittier they had gone to spend
Sunday with relatives.
Fillmore Garner, proprietor of the
Oskaloosa Vehicle and Implement
Co., Is in Des Moines to see the ex.
libits of farm implements, and other
vehicles at the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Snyder and son
eft Saturday morning in their car
'or Leon, Iowa, where they visited
over Sunday with relatives.
What Cheer Patriot: Hoyt Beans,
Of Oskaloosa and his sister. Mrs.
Ella ToIhert of st Paul, spent Sun.
lay with relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Jr near What Cheer.
Brighton Enterprise: Miss Eva
Shafer who has been visiting ner ia
her at Veo spent Sunday at the J.
3. Fox home on her way to Oska-
oOsa where she is a stenOgrapher at
Penn College.
Miss Beulah DrinkIe writes Oska
oosa friends of her safe arrival at
he Hawaiian Islands to take up edu-
,ational work at Wailuku, Maui, T.
H. She had a delightful ocean trip
md is nicely located.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
:. II. Sanders, Mr.. ]. H. Garrett, Mrs.
!. F. Tetrick of What Cheer and Mr..
md Mrs. Thomas Lee of Derby, Iowa,
lrOve to Montezuma, New Sharon
ma Oskaloosa, Monday in their car
o visit with relatives.
Grinnell Register: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Jackson came from Oskaloosa and
will remain for a few days at the
ZONE OF Mr.. JaCksOn's father, G.. ID.
Jackson. Mr.. Jackson is a graduate
If Grinnell College in the class of 10.
He taught at Nevada last year and
his year will be the principal OF the
City High school.
Bussey Record: Misses Edna and
Maude Tucker entertained seven girls
It a week end house party last week,
It their home. The guests we're Miss
Wins De Veny of Swan, Misses
Mildred and Matilda Tyson of Oska.
oosa, Miss Erma Hoag of Chicago,
Miss Luella Herbig of Kansas City.
Miss Elizabeth Cox of Pella and Miss
3ess Steen of Knoxville.
Clarence Mellberj, son of the new
pastor for the Swedish church locat
ID at 606 south Second street, arriv.
ID in the city Sunday evening from
heir former home in Nebraska to
,e present at the opening of the High
school which he will attend. Rev.
Mellberj and the rest Of the family
will arrive some time this week to
AXE charge of the church here in
he city and the one at White Oak
0skaloosa people join with the Her.
I'D in extending a hearty welcome to
he new citizens. ......
Saturday Globe: While at Charlton
asst Saturday afternoon, we called
IN Chef Bradbury, at the Golden Eag-
e. The boys are making some fine
in the interior arran-
yements OF their store room. 1t has
.wo entrances. one on the north side
of the square and the other on Main
street. They are putting paneled win
lows in this Main street front and