The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

10 otlcuu tue ttttCucAS hCStAhb.
New Sharon Star. Rev. G. L. Mines
district superintendent OF the osk
1.-THE first quarterly meeting OF tn
conference year In New Sharon FIR
looSa district of the NJ. e. church hel
day and preached on Sunday.
Keokuk News: Mr.. and Mrs. Wu
Brady and Mrs. b. Crew Of OskaloOs
came in the Brady car and visite
relatives on Friday. The returned tina
evening accompanied by Miss Grac
Brady who teaches at No. 4 north o
town.
Eddyville Tribune: William CrossoD
of Oskaloosa was a. recent guest a
the Charles Wells home, coming dow
to visit his niece Mrs. Jennie Crossol
who has been quite poorly for SOM
time. Mrs. Crosson Is able to be vi
and about the house ami her condition
remains about the same as II nal
been.
A dispatch from Washington D. c
says: 20. n. Downs of Oskaloosa wat
admitted to practice before the 'su
preme court o. the United States to
day. Mr.. Downs has been in the cas-
for several weeks on business and !;
in Washington attending the cases o.
pending before the supreme court
The representations and introduction
to the court was made by c. w. Ram
seyer, representative in Congress
fro mthe Sixth district"
(From Mondays Daily)
Abba Union: Maud Spencer and
Larry Rogers visited in Oskaloosa
last week.
Lovilia Press: Isaac Cobbs was
transacting business in Oskaloosa
last Friday.
Lovilia Press: Rev. N. A. circuit
was a visitor in Oskaloosa Monday
and Tuesday.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Agnes Bal
lengee and Miss Dena De Vries were
Oskaloosa visitors Tuesday.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. Buffers OF
Oskaloosa has opened new photo
graph gallery over belongs store.
Grinnell Herald: P. H. Sewers OF
Oskaloosa visited friends near town
yesterday, returning yesterday morn
ing.
Mason City Times: Mrs. Con Viii
SON of Oskaloosa, Iowa, visited with
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Gibson, last
week
Colfax Clipper: Ivo Thomas was
here from Oskaloosa looking after
the business of their store the last
of the week. .... s.
Monroe County News: Mrs. w. d.
Smith and granddaughter returned
Sunday from attending family re-
union at OskaloOsa.
Brooklyn Chronicle: Mrs. Joe
Fultz returned Saturday to her homo
in Oskaloosa after spending the week
with Brooklyn friends.
Monroe County News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Patterson OF Oskaloosa spent
the past week with Elmer's father,
c. 3. Paterson and wife.
, j. C. McCord OF Eddyville, father
of Larry McCord, former recorder OF
county, was with old time
friendsa BOUT own Saturday.
PeIIa Chronicle: Mrs. W. w. Van
der Linden went to Oskaloosa on
Thursday afternoon to visit at the
w. A. Van der Linden home,
Osceola Democrat: X. T. Craft re-
turned last week from OskaloOsa,
having been called there by the sick
ness OF his sister, Mrs. Levi Pond.
Brooklyn Chronicle: Mrs. George
Edwards left Saturday for a two
weeks visit with relatives at Nal
com, Oskaloosa and other places
neart he latter city
Monroe County News: Rev. Lura
ma Terrell OF Oskaloosa will hold
gospel meetings at the Friends
church in Hynes beginning Sunday
Oct. "a. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
Pella Chronicles: While in Oska
loosa last Friday we had an oppor
tunity to hear DIR. Jenkin Lloyd
Jones of Chicago give an address or
Peace. DR.. Jones came to Oskaloo
sa under the auspices of the Carne
gle Peace Foundation, and his sd
dress was primarily TO the students
of Penn college. He Is an interest
ing man to hear. being we'll advanced
in years and full of knowledge from
llB own tApEllGbCI 90 NCh 90 ava
his long study. In view OF his name
1t need hardly be said he Is Welsh
man. He came TO America In child
hood and was a Union soldier in thu
Civil war.
Mrs. Jake Logue is visiting friends
and relatives for a few days in Delta
Miss Neva Evans left this mornini
for New Sharon where she will re
main for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Leach returne'
this morning to their home in Foster
Ia, after a few days in the city witt
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Reynolds left tni
morning for Ottumwa where they vii
look after business matters and visi
friends. ..E
Mrs. Mary Bland has returned I
her home at Carthage, Mo-, followin
a two weeks visit with friends an
relatives here. =.
Mrs. Jake Spates went to DavenpoI
this morning where she will spen
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
J. Stringfellow.
Miss Nina Halperty returned to he
home in Des Moines today after a tv
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Che
ter Knapp of A avenue west
Miss Jane Woonts of Macon, Nc
who has been visiting here for seve