The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-25
OUR kE0TA LETTER

Keota, March 19.-The high school
repeated it's performance of What
Happened to Jones" to a large audi
.ence in the high school auditorium
last Saturday night 1t was a artistic
rendering and speaks well for the
ability of the trainer, Miss Margaret
Stewart
A company of young people from
the Y. P. S. c. E. of the Christian
church at Sigourney, came down to
Keota last Thursday, March II, and
presented the religious drama, In
His Steps," to a large audience in
the Christian church that evening
They are a company of nice young
people and their performance was
very we'll received. The following is
the cast:
Henry Maxwell, miniater-Fred
Edward Norman, editor-Wilford
Utterback.
Alexander Powers, r. r. Supt-
Orville Hodge.
DIR. Reginald West-Homer Penn.
ington.
Rolin Page-Glen Baxter
George, clerk in news office-Alvin
Atwood.
James, footman-Joe Atwood.
John Manning, printer tramp-Glen
Virginia Page, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
McLain.
Madam Page, grandmother-Glee
Storms.
Rachel Winslow, vacalst - Wood
row Strong.
Mrs. inslow-Miidred Randall.
Lore IN, child Of the slums-Adah
MulliDiX
| Socity Girls:
| Maude-BereniCe UtterbaCk.
| Alics-Vida Talbot.
| Dorothy-Bernice Snakenberg.
Servants of Virginia:
Mary-Grace Parkhill.
| Jenny-Grace Hartley.
| Chapter c NJ, p. E. o. met with
Mrs. Besse Crone last Monday night
/ for an Iowa program. The motto
was: I'VE believe in Iowa-She' S
our state, with all the elements TO
make her great" The program fol.
lows: First White Settlers in Iowa,
Vera Sanders; Iowa as a Territory
MabIe Stevenson; Iowa'5 Admittance
as State, her Capitals and first
Governor, Naomi Stewart; First
Schools in Iowa, Clara Lyle. Roll
call-Famous Iowa Politicians.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hamill and
their children, Miss Corinne and
Master Hubert, attended the funeral
of Mr.. Hammilrs. mother in Grand
view, Monday afternoon. Mr.. Ham
ill was with his mother at the time
of her death. The others went to
GrandvieW Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garden, OF
Hampton, were guests at the J. w
Harding home over Wednesday night
They were enroute home from 6
business trip to Keokuk.
Mrs. j. NJ. White is visiting rela
tives in Chicago this week.
Mrs. Bessie Hagist, of Iowa City, il
guest at the J. B. Hagist home.
The Misses Anna and Clarabe
Roth, of Fairfield. were over Sunday
guests at the nome OF their uncle
| DR.. A. J. DroZ. Mrs. Droz and daugh
! ter Virginia, accompanied them tC
Fairfield Monday evening.
F. Snider, of Delta, is Keota's
new agent for the c. X. |. & P. He
came Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Leech and son
| have returned from New Sharon
where they had been guests of rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dimmitt BamfOrd are
here from Oskaloo5a spending the
week with relatives AMI a host OF
, friends.
Herbert Hulse and Howard Helsc
her spent Saturday with their broth
ers in Sigourney.
Mrs. George Mcdaniel is enjoying
visit from her sister, Mrs. Charles
Bonz. of Washington, and Miss Anna
Miller, of Perlee.
viii Dawson, of OskalOoSa, spent
Wednesday with Keota friends. He
was enroute to Chicago.
Mrs. George Lewis, of Washington
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Ray Fisher.
Mrs. c. II. Darbyshire spent the
week with relatives min Washington
/ Mrs. Sue II. Lytlc, of Washington
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
James Glover, who has been i'll.
Mrs. Eula Warrington has returned
| from a visit with relatives at Wapello
and Washington.
Mrs. Homer Smith spent Wednes.
day at the Homer Stephen home in
Washington.
A few young people held private
dance at the Coffman retaurant We'd
nesday night.
The Misses Bertha Lutz and Title
Conrad spent the first of the week
with relatives in Washington.
The Pythian Sisters entertained
their husbands and near husbands at
ia Rock party Thursday evening. The
festivities were in Castle Hall.