The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-01-07
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Sarvis ana Hazel Sarvis returned
home Tuesday after few weeks Wis
Il in Oskaloosa.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. win.
lam Cunningham and two grandchild-
rem left Tuesday for OskalOOsa to
spend a few days visiting relatives,
What Cheer Patriot; DR.. and Mrs.
Taylor and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Taylor spent Xmas at the home
OF the doctors brother, Ed. in Os-
kaloosa.
New Sharon Star: Miss Lura Cur
~ of OskalOosa returned home Sat
urday after a weeks visit with her
brothers, John and Charley, living
east of town.
New Sharon Star: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry COlville and baby of Oskaloo-
sa spent several days at the parent
al VIM. Bryan home. Miss Hazel and
Kenneth Bryan returned with them
Monday for a short visit.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. McDonough of Oskaloosa, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. McDonough and Mr..
New Sharon were Christmas dinner
guests III tue MCLOHOhSi HUME
New Sharon Star: DR.. Albert Wat
land of Albert Lea, Mimi, Henry
Watland of IndianO.a, Gideon Wat
land and family of Grinnell and AL
bert Rinden and family OF Oskaloosa
spent Christmas day at the home of
their mother, Mrs. Bertha Watland.
The same company gathered at the
Rinden home near Oskaloosa Sunday.
Prof S. NJ. Hadley of Penn College
has returned from Richmond, Ind,
where ne was attending the meeting
OF the Publication Board of friends oil
which Society, he is a member. Mr..
Hadley while away mad the pleasure
OF meeting Rev. Purdy, who is at
Wilmington, Ohio.
Montezuma Republican: Erna
Schaffer of near Forest Home, was in
MonteZuma Monday. He says the Re-
publican was in error when 1t stated
recently that Charles RoadeniZer was
killed a few years ago at Oskaloosa
by a we'll bucket falling on him. Mr..
Schaffer says he was working with
Mr.. Roadenizer at the time. He was
in a bucket doing some work near
the curb of the well, was stricken
with heart disease, fell out of the
bucket and was picked up dead at the
bottom OF the well which was 30 feet
deep.
New Sharon Star: Every available
seat in the Methodist Episcopal
church was filled last Sunday evening
and the large audience enjoyed real
treat in the splendid rendition OF Lor-
enz's Christmas Cantata, The Ever
lasting Light" Miss Lois Whitaker,
the director, is deserving of compli-
ments for the splendid success OF the
undertaking. The ChOruses were sung
with good expression and the soles
nv Miss Whitaker. Miss Verheul,
Claire Gordon and Beulah Core were
inspiring The duet by Miss Helen
McVey and Chas. DUNCAN and the
uuartette numbers by Misses Helen
MCVay and Elsie Westmoreland and
Nessrs DUNCAN and Max Heitsman
were beautifully rendered. One Of the
most important requisites TO the sue
cess of any cantata is the piano ac-
compartment, and in this capacity
Miss Marion Wilson gave the chorus
es splendid support.
In speaking OF the late Rev. Martin
NJ. LOTUS brother OF Rev. Thos. Loi.
tus of st Marys Catholic church OF
this city the Burlington Hawkeye
saws: This bright and promising
Burlington boy had host Of friends
in the town OF his birta, who will eV'
er hold him in kindly remembrance
He was widely known outside OF the
ranks of his own faith and was high
~ esteemed by all WHO knew MIN
Father Lotus was born in this city
Auguest 8, 1875. He received his ear
IN education at Lourdes academy and
later graduated from st. Ambrose
college at Davenport. He next tooB
a course at St Paurs college al
St. Paul MINI, and completed Ms
theological studies at st. Nary's uni
yersity in Baltimore, Md. He was or
dained a priest June 27, 1901, anC
read his first mass at st. Paurt
church in this city, July. 1901. He wa'
located at Centeryille. Iowa, for sew
eraI years, and his latest charge hai
been at North English.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Townley OF Knox
vile were New Years guests at th'
parental j. S. Vernon home.
Bailey Edwards was down from
Dies Moines yesterday for a days Wis
Ii with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Orpha Dunlap who has beei
visiting with local friends has return
ed to her home in Des Moines.
Mrs. Walter Cook, who has beer
under treatment in the city, has re
turned to her home in New ProYi
dence.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy WymOre of Cen
teryille were New Year guests at tn
parental Andy WymOre nome, No. od
north A street
Fremont Gazette: Nathan Wareha1
Of Ogkaloosa, came down Tuesday 10
a few days visit at the c. +. Crosb
and w. X. Kenney homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Eberhardt O
davenport went TO their home las
evening after a weeks visit VIII
friends and relatives here.
Miss Carrie Pickerel. formerly o
Oskaloosa and recently at Cambria
Canada, with a brother. Amos ]
pickerel. is in the city visiting will
Mrs. Il. w. Clayton and other rela
tiyes.
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