The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-10

with relatives in the city.
! Mrs. James Woods of New Sharon
who has been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. j. M. Cameron, returned to New
Sharon Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Cleland and Miss L. Ir-
vim returned to their home in What
Cheer Saturday after visiting with
Mrs. Earl Miner of this city
John d. Ryers has gone to Dallas
Center where he will superintend the
construction of large new public
school building at that place.
Mrs. S. l.. Parkhurst, Mrs. Chas
Hun and Mrs. Mary Coons of Lacey
were in the city Saturday to attend
the funeral of Miss Thompson.
Mrs. Mary Rupson, who has been
visiting at Marshalltown and in this
city with Mrs. VIM. Deaver, returned
TO her home in What Cheer Satur-
day.
| \ Vinton Eagle: c. r. Stanley went
to OskaIoosa Thursday to attend the
commencement exercises at Penn
college, where he was coach last
year.
Mrs. E. F. Brough of 0ttumwa was
in this city Saturday .enroute to
Sioux City where she will attend the
state convention of the Woman's Re
lief Corps.
Knoxville: Journal John S. Fulmer
was in Oskaloosa Monday unloading
some drilling machinery ito be used
in sinking deep well two miles
east of Olivet.
Mrs. +. Barton and daughter, OF
Eddyville, who have been visiting
with Mrs. NJ. Roberts of this city,
were passengers to MonteEuma Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. DeBryn of
Winnebago, Nebr.. are visiting for a
month with Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Dyk-
stra, and also Mrs. DeBryn's mother
Mrs. c. Wagner. -G|
G. NJ Leach, CITY ticket agent of
the M. & st. L., was a passenger on
the NJ. {, st. l.. excursion to Mime
apolis Saturday night, remaining
there over Sunday - "A
Ross Brown, district passenger
agent of the NJ. e. St L., and his wife
spent Sunday in Minneapolis. Mr..
Brown went to accompany the spe-
cial NJ e st. l.. excursion train. 4
Ralph Gossage of New York City
arrived yesterday afternoon to visit
with friends and relatives for week
or two, after which he will go on to
North Platte, Nebr., to visit with his
sister, Mrs. e. ii. Flowers.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. M. J.
rsgft
eral weeks with her son, d. Mater,
and has gone to Oskaloosa to visit
and attend the Holiness camp meet
ing, after which she will go from
there to Kirksville, Missouri, to make
her home with the G. w. Hartsuck
family who moved from Abba to
that place this spring.
Porter Philiins,s,ae former Oska'
loOsa boy, who for a number OF years
was leader of the Orient orchestra,
has been in the city the past few
days renewing told acquaintance.
Mr.. Phillips is located at Hannibal,
Mo, and is director of six piece or
chestra in the Star Theatre of that
place. The theatre is the largest
one in, the city and has seating ca
gan and a six piece orchestra furnish
the music for this movie house, and
Mr.. Phillips is to be congratulated
upon his success
Fremont Gazette: Walter Imig of
Cedar, who won a gold medal at the
San Francisco exposition last week
for growing the best bushel Of white
corn in the world, was former resi-
dent of Cedar township. lie lived
with his parents on the farm west OF
town, now owned by A. w. McClain.
The winning OF this medal by,a Ma
haska county boy is an honor well
bestowed. He has been growing and
breeding corn the past five years and
has been a diligent student. he mas
attended a number of corn shows and
learned many points that he put In,
to practical use that were q decided
advantage He is q hard worker,
shrewd thinker and a mighty well
educated young man. He has won
premiums at the Mahaska County
Fall Festival. at numerous corn
shows, at the State fair, but the pin
nacle of his success was reached
when the judges at San Francisco
awarded him the gold medal over
four hundred other exhibitors and
proclaimed him the champion white
corn grower of the world. We CON
graduate him upon his knowledge of
corn raising and the success which
I he has attained.
CFrom Tuesdays Daily.)
]. H. Terrill OF Beardstown, Ills,
is now employed at the G. b. Y.
depot, in Oskaloosa.
Keokuk Gate City: Mrs. l.. d. Cos
Iselink and son Karl of Oskaloosa are
visiting at the home OF II. {. CHAP
man.
II. r. Goodwin, city passenger ag'
ent of the G. b. e Q. Ry., spent sun
day in Ottumwa and Agency visiting
with friends and relatives.
Colfax Clipper: Mrs. J. c: Williams
went down TO Oskaloosa the last OF
the week to visit her sisters there
and will also visit her father in Bea
Icon before returning
Mrs. ]. ~. Smith who Is visiting al
1.-THE parental p. NJ. Kinsman home
was operated on last week at the
Abbott hospital for the removal o.