The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-16

Carl Stirlen, Misses Leila Stirlen,
Pearl Oliver and Grace Pfannebecker
Miss Doris Utterback and Mrs. G. H.
Brainard of Delta, and Miss Enid Be
man of Oskaloosa were among the
geusts.
DIR. w. l.. Pearson, formerly of the
Biblical Department of Penn college,
and well known in Oskaloosa, and the
present head of the Biblical Depart.
ment of the Friends University at
Wichita, Kansas, has recently been
the means of securing five scholar
ships from Vanderbilt University OF
Nashville, Tenn. This great school
being an inter-denominatiOnal insti-
tuition, the gift comes as a distinct
compliment to DR.. Pearson and the
work that he is doing in his present
position. The conditions of these
scholarships are for graduates who
wish to take advanced work in the
Diviniay school, prior to entering the
ministry or Y. NJ. c. A. work. DR..
! Pearson is widely known throughout
the country as one of the leading Bib.
lical authorities and by virtue of this
reputation he is now able to secure a
gift of considerable value to the stu
dents of the university that he repre-
sents. DR.. Pearson was a visitor in
Oskaloosa only few months ago
and his many friends here will re-
joiCe in his success.
(From Wednesdays DaiIy.)
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hope were New
Sharon Fair visitors today.
Sully News: Mr.. Warren Talbot of
in
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Spencer left this
morning for New Sharon to attend
the Fair.
Miss Dorothy Vladka, who is teach
ing near Lacey, arrived home last
evening for a short visit.
Miss Edna Jones departed last ev-
ening for Kansas City, where she will
enter Western University.
Mrs. r. Roe of Givin, who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lew
is, returned to her home last evening.
Ray Childress left last evening for
Boonville, Mo-, where he will con-
tinue his work at Kemper Military
Academy.
Mrs. F. Nichols and son Virgil, of
Montevideo, Mimi, who have been
visiting here and in Beacon, returned
to their home last night.
Sigourney Review: Isaac Rossiter
was in Sigourney Monday morning on
the way to his home in Oskaloosa
from visit in Clinton county.
Sigourney News: James Glass of
Oskaloosa returned home Saturday
after a visit here with Jack Dryer
and with relatives in What Cheer.
James Cratchlow, No. 1850 c ave-
nue. east, has gone to Oklahoma on
a business trip, to care for real estate
interests in that end of the country.
Miss Madge Bates was a passenger
to New Sharon this morning, going to
visit with friends and acquaintances
and attend the Fair now in progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Scott of Hamp-
ton, who have been visiting in Oska-
loO&a for several days, left this morn
ing for New Sharon to attend the
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Schaefer, who
have been visiting at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Terril, re-
turned to their home in BeardstOwn.
ILL.,, this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert SpiegIe, for
merly operator of a boarding house
in OskalOOsa, now operating the 25th
Street Cafe in Des Moines, are visit
ing local friends this week
William Hope, No. 400 North Elev-
enth street, has purchased a restau-
rant business at Hedrick and is leav-
ing OskaloOsa with his family about
natN Rr,f tn 70 ont xy
at that place.
Abba News: Edward Forster and
daughter Frances returned Tuesday
from a visit in Washington, Iowa.
Mrs. Forster and son William re-
manned in Oskaloosa to visit relatives
and returned home Thursday.
Fred Priest, of the c. O. Stringfel-
low tonsorial establishment, Mrs.
Priest and son, Master Ralph, are off
to Decatur county, southwest Iowa,
for two weeks vacation at the old
home place with friends and rela-
tives.
Grinnell Herald: DIR. p. E. Somers
met with an auto mishap at Fremont,
south of Oskaloosa, last Monday. He
ran into a bank and broke one front
wheel. He left the car at Fremont
for repairs, and is going after it as
soon as the roads are good.
Howard Willard, who has been as
sisting his father who has a large
drainage contract at Cape Girar-
deau, Mo-, was in town today enroute
to Bloomington, Illinois, to enter
Wesleyan university.
Mrs. w. T. Martin and daughter,
Miss Bess left this afternoon for
Fremont where they will attend the
wedding of their niece and cousin,
Miss Rena Triplett, to Mr.. Herley Al
bertson, which will take place this
evening.
F. n. Anderson, who has been con-
fined in the Abbott Hospital for the
past month with very severe case
OF inflammatory rheumatism, is re-
ported gaining today, his temperature
having done down to normal, and
friends are hoping for speedy re.
cover. . r.,
Washington Journal: Mrs. Martha
Carter OF Batavia will leave this eV-
sning for Oskaloosa where she will
be a guest at the homes of her two
sons. tor about four weeks. She has
hepn visiting here n few dave Of fha