The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-08-05

Island to visit her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. John Wilson. From there sh
will accompany her sister, Mrs, job
f. Cameron, on her return trip I
Denver. Mrs. Cameron has been Wis
iting her parents in Oskaloosa TO
several weeks
| Abba News: DR. Ada Mcneil Coz
don and the OskalOosa Gospel team
conducted a good meeting Sunda,
morning at the Christian church ant
in the afternoon Mrs. c. V. PearC'
accompanied by Or. Gordon spoke a
! the Selection church. This progress
live church has a new individual com
munion set ana are rapidly gaining
members in the community.
Russell Weir, who has been in the
employ of the Hawkeye Lumber Com
pany in this city during the last nine
months, has been transferred to the
branch office at Centerville, where he
will have charge of one of the depart
ments of the CentervilIe yards. Mr..
Weir left last evening for his new
home and will begin work there the
first of the month.
Pella Chronicle: W. p. Kissick, ad
vertising manager of the Oskaloosa
Chautauqua was in town the latter
part of last week in the interest of
the chautauqua. Bills and booklets
containing program and complete in
formation were left at various places
where they may be seen for the ask
ing. Oskaloosa always has a first
class Chautauqua and many people
take advantage of the nearness of the
entertainment to take them in.
Delta Press: l. w Mathews. wife
and Frances and Bruce. of Oskaloosa,
and her sister Mrs. Pettibone and
daughter Winnie. were in town Mon,
Jay afternoon Mr.. Mathew and fam
lily had been at Apamosa and were on
their return home. having made the
trip in their car. Owing to the river
being out Mr. Mathew left his car
here and the party went on to the Os-
kalooSa that evening. While in town
they were entertained at the c. A.
Burt home.
Pella Booster: Old Mr. Hickman,
father of Guy Hickman who had his
company here last week is a very
warm friend of Peter Tenhagen, OF
This city These two men were mem
bers of the Both Missouri Cavalry
Turing the Civil War In one battle
hat these men were in only sixteen
There are only four of these
sixteen left. P. Tenhagen of this city.
Mr.. Hickman. of Centerv;lle, DR.. Mil
er of Kirkville, Mo. and Mr.. Titus,
who is in the employ of the H. L..
Spencer Grocery Co, at OskaloOsa
You can readily imagine that their
visit together in this city last week
vas one of great pleasure to both.
Abba News: Miss Blanche Reynolds
If Oskaloosa will spend Sunday with
Ter cousin. Miss Eleanor Reynolds.
Abba News: +. P. Orth and his ia
her, who is visiting him, went to Os-
Saloosa last Saturday to visit rela
ives and friends.
Fremont GOzette: Mrs. E. H. New
ell and children, Willis and Mabel,
vent to Oskaloosa. Tuesday after
noon for a weeks visit with relatives
mi friends.
Knoxville Express: Miss Clara
'larkson returned to her home in Os
lalOOsa the first Of the week after a
'isit at the home of her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. T. CIarksOn.
New Sharon Star: Mrs Oscar
stephen who is in the Abbott hOspi-
al at Oskaloosa, where she was op
rated on for appendicitis, Is report
ID to be improving rapidly.
Rev. E. NJ. GregsOn of New Sharon,
will conduct a series of meetings at
Eldon, beginning September LIST The
Meeting was TO have been held during
July but has been postponed.
Colfax Clipper: Mrs. Amelia Thorn
Is. of Des Moines, and Miss Gladys
iason of OskaloOsa, who have been
listing with Arthur and Fred Thorn
IS returned to their homes Monday
.fternoOn.
Abba Republican: George H. Ram
ay. of Knoxville, was in Abba Satur
lay on his return from Huntsville,
10. where he had been looking at
ome coal property with a view OF
purchasing,
KeOsauqua Republican, Mrs. Joe
Price and little boy, went to Oska
oOsa Saturday for a visit with rela
ives. Her husband who has been
It Amcs for some months, Joined her
It OskalOosa.
New Sharon Star: J. r. Jarard OF
)skaloOsa, spent Thursday with his
ION John Jarard, west of town, and
arranged for the building of a new
,orn crib on his farm, occupied by
luther Howell
COIfax Clipper: Mr.. William Head,
If Oskaloosa. made flying trip to-
Colfax to visit his cousin, Mr. James
Patterson. last Saturday. Mr.. Head
vas on his way to Berwick to visit
lis mother in law.
Fremont Gazette: W. l.. Johnson,
If OskaloOsa, visited here Saturday
and Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
=. w POmeroy. His granddaughter,
Florence Lyle, came down with him
and remained for longer visit
Pella Booster: John Van Dalen and
wife went to Oskaloosa Saturday aft
9rnoon where they took the NJ. IL st.
l.. to Minneapolis, where they visited
until Wednesday morning at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. A. DeVos.
Burlington Gozette: Mrs. Jessie
Wilson and sister, Miss Edna Jones,
Of Oskaloosa, were the guests of their
aunt. Mrs. S. Watkins. OF Brook
street, last week. Miss Ethel Wat
kins is visiting in Oskaloosa this