The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

i berry came III IFuay evening u
spend Saturday at home. She h
teaching near oskaloosa.
Pella Booster: J. Blcmmers anG
family went to Oskaloosa to visit Mrs
Chris LeCocq, of New Sharon, who
is at the Oskaloosa hospital.
What Cheer Patriot: Cuas. King
and wife went to Oskaloosa Monday
where they will visit at the home oil
their daughter, Mrs. Ned Lambert.
Among the list of sorority pledges
announced at Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant, Ia, is the name OF Miss
BerniCe Childress, Of Oskaloosa, to
Alpha Delta.
Mrs. Jack Harlan, daughter Miss
! Marion. the Misses Lloyd and Miss
Eva Matson, of MarsialitOwn, arc
visiting at the J. W. Skinner home on
North d street
Bloomfield Democrat: Mrs Lucy
Fortune, of Oskaloosa, who is visit
ing at the A. Fl. Fortune home, spent
several days this week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Battin, of south
of Bloomfield.
Howard Hopes after an extended
visit in the city with friends and rela.
tievs, left last week for Los Angeles,
Cal. Charlie Howar accompanied Mr..
Hopes and will make an extended
visit along the coast.
Winnimac Ream, of Peoria, ILL.,,
who is linotype operator in one of
the large offices in that place, was
home for Festival week visiting his
brother Rolla Ream, and mis- father,
J. r. Ream, on south Market street.
The office force at the Oskaloosa
Herald company was remembered by
Messrs. William Bartlett and Howard
Wright with some fine apples which
were prize winners at the Fall Fes-
tival and were much appreciated by
the recipients.
q. II. r. Kendig has arrived home from
an extended sojourn among relatives
in Des Moines, Jamaica and Winter
set, la. He reports a splendid visit
everywhere and comes home feeling
like a boy again. BY the birth of
children to Warren and Lacey Wal
ker, of Des MoineS, Mr.. Kendig is now
a gredt-grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swadling, of
Brighton, were guests last week at
the home of their daughter and SON
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Strouse, of 317 North G street. Mr..
and Mrs. Swaddling stopped off on
their way home from a three weeks
visit with friends and relatives in Ell.
gin, Bartlett and Aurora, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Snyder,
daughter Katie and son Charles have
terminated their residence in Oska'
loosa to take up a new home in AL.
bert Lea, out OF which place Mr.. Sny-
der has a passenger run on the M.
& st. l.. The Snyders nave been in
Oskaloosa for more than twenty
years, have been excellent citizens
and prominent in local affairs All
regret the departure of this excellent
family, but are counting upon having
them back one of these days.
Miss Mabel Doll, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Doll, of this city, wac
is attending school at the State Uni
evrsity, Iowa City, was one of four
university girls to be chosen a mem.
Der of the University Dramatic Club
at the annual tryOut Thursday even
ing. The honor accorded Miss Doll
Is highly regarded in university cir
Giles and more so than ever this year
because of the fact that, although
there were vacancies for but four
women in the club. there we're thirty
aspirants for the places.
Washington Press; Ed COlliver,
who has been mail clerk on the Bur,
lington between Washington and Bur.
lingtOn for several years, has seCur
ed a better position on the Rock Is.
land He began mis- new run this
week from OskaloOsa to Rock Island
on the Firefy and will move TO Oska-
lOosa the first Of November The run
is a more desirable one than his for
mer and the salary is larger, which
adds to the attractiveness of it. He
will be on six days and off eight days
and be at home every night. Wash.
ingtOn is sorry to lose the Collivcrs,
but we can assure OSkalOOsa that
what Is our loss will be their gain.
Ralph Gossage. who has been for
some time and is now in the New
York City public library, and also at
tending college there, received on his
birthday one of Mr. Nal Roses latest
books, -Four Leaf Clovers." Ralph
writes that the book Is quite a treat
and that he had lost it among his
friends. They were delighted with
IL, Dul ne uOp6u W capture IL oOOli
and finish reading it. He liked it
very much and not everyone can be
proud of his local poets. Oskaloosa
grows poets, authors, admirals of the
.navies and a lot of other great men,
so ne reels justly proud to hail from
here. q like my work here immense
ly, both in the library and also in the
college. | am very happy here"
(From Tuesdays Daily.l
Attorney r. C. Lego was over from
What Cheer Monday.
Thomas Beatty, Rose Hills stock
buyer was in the city Monday.
Mayor L. NJ. Shyrock of Brighton
was in Mahaska's metropolis Mon.
da..
c. E. Howard of Ottumwa was a
business caller in OskaloOsa Monday
and went to Des Moines this morn.
in,
Mrs. Eftie Hoffman Rodgers, on
Monday, celebrated her tifty-Second
anniversary OF her residence in Os,
kaloosa.
Mrs. Ella Findley OF Beloit Kansas
has arrived in the city to visit at the
home OF her brother William II. Wray
on south b street.