The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-09

kaloosa, spent Thanksgiving wit
homefolks in this city.
New Sharon Star: DR.. C. e. Wa
i lace and family were entertained q
the home of Mrs. Jennie Burket i
Oskaloosa on Thanksgiving day.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Lii
liam Kilburn, of Oskaloosa, cam
/ Wednesday night and spent few
days with friends, relatives and &C
quaintances.
Pella Booster: Ben Braffhart anC
family returned home from Oska
loosa Friday morning where they Wis
tied Thursday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Speed.
Pella Chronicle: Pet Davis. LloyC
Hillyer and Billy Coulston went Il
Oskie last Wednesday night to pain
walks. They started in braVely ant
well ask them about it!
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. G. A. De
Hoet and son Henry went to Pelle
last Wednesday evening and on tC
Oskaloosa Friday, visiting among re
latives. They returned home Mon
day.
What Cheer Patriot: Roy Piersel
of Oskaloosa, and his uncle. Mr.. A
Brown, of Kansas, were in this city
Monday, after spending several days
in the Allen Brown home. in Indian
apolis.
New Sharon Star: County Attor'
new John McCutchen and wife, OF
Oskaloosa. visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. McCutchen. over Sunday
and were guests for dinner at the A.
McCutchen home Sunday.
Montezuma Republican: Miss AL
lene Anderson. who is teaching at
Oskaloosa, and her grandmother, Mrs.
Underwood. cama up from Oskaloosa
night and spent Thanks.
giving at the J. f. Anderson home.
New Sharon Star: Mr.. and Mrs.
B. B. Watson witnessed the football
game between Central and Penn Col
leges at Oskaloosa Thanksgiving day,
and attended the Penn Alumni Home
Coming banquet in the evening. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Watson are members
Of the Penn alumni.
About seventy or eighty tickets
we're sold to Oskaloosa from the
Pella station on Thanksgiving Day.
This is not so many as usually attend
the Penn-Central game from here, but
the threatening weather and the fact
that there was no special train help.
ed to keep down the number attend
ing.
Hedrick Journal; Miss Vera Moore,
of Hedrick, and George LuZadder, OF
were married last Wed
nesday, at the home of Walter
in Oskaloosa, by Rev. Meier
ran, of the Oskaloosa Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Luzadder is the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Moore, of lick, and the groom
is a well-known young resident OF
They will reside in
Information has lately been re-
ceived, that President H. w. Hurt, OF
College, of Lebanon, ILL.,,
was a visitor and also a prominent
speaker in connection with the an
nual meeting oof the Kansas State
Teachers association at Topeka.
President Hurt was formerly the
vi ltlC SDhdAOOSo AAA5H
school prior TO the administration OF
Fred J. Miller. Since leaving Oska-
loosa he has gradually come to the
front as a prominent educator in the
central west. He is also the author
of several text books, particularly
in higher mathematics and Is widely
known in this section. Mrs. B. j.
Snyder of 813 High avenue east and
Mrs. Hurt are sisters and they are
the daughters of William Hibbs, OF
Plano, H., and formerly OF Oskaloosa,
Prior to accepting the presidency OF
McKendree College. he served for
several years as the president Of
Lombard College at Galesburg, Ill,
and with each change of position he
has stepped higher up. All will be
pleased to hear OF his success.
(From Mondays Daiiyl
Mrs. d. Allen left this morning for
a brief visit with relatives in Pella.
Mrs. Carl Johnson went to Des
Moines this morning to visit friends
for a few days.
Miss Anna Dylhoff left this morn.
Ing lot LNO "tchS hlSIL WIN AS40
tives in Pella.
Harmon S. Brown of Ottumwa was
guest in the city over Sunday with
relatives and friends.
Ed Hutchcroft and son, Ed Jr., OF
,ndianola, are visiting at the c. Pow
ell home south OF Oskaloosa.
c. E. Kent and wife arrived from
Grand Island, Nebr., at noon sunday
70 attend the funeral OF his nephew
Herbert 4. Padgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Johnston left
last evening for their home in Toxic
pa, Kans., after a few days visit with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Clement Powell lett this
moning for Indianola, Iowa, where
she Will be a guest at the home oi
ner sister, Mrs. Hutchcrott.
NJ. and Mrs. Harold T. Roberts re
turned this morning to their nome II
Oes MONIES after an over Sunday Wis
t in the city with friends.
Miss Edith Whitley, Of Duluth
Mimi, who has been visiting Wit
local friends and relatives, returnGt
% her home this morning.
o. J. Marshall left yesterday mon
.ng over the NJ. & st. l.. for Charles
ton, South Carolina, where he vii
visit for some time with friends an