The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-27
visiting his sister, Miss HoIlyce


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Mrs. Orville RYAN of New Sharon
| returned to her home after visiting
and shopping in this city yesterday
afternoon. .#g.s.
w. L. White and daughter. of APP
| pie River, ILL.,, arrived here this
morning to visit with J. X. White Of
/ University. Park. ....
G. r. Seibert of 5O7 B avenue west
has returned from two weeks visit
at the home of his grandparents in
COncOrdia, Kansas.utUFHr.
" Miss Ethel James of Des Moines
arrived in this city from a visit in
| LynnvilIe. Miss James will visit
here with Mrs. f. G. Burk.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Mason and baby
arrived in this city this morning from
Minneapolis, Mimi, to visit with W.
Ii. Scott of University Park.
Mrs. Margaret Cox of Deep River
who has been visiting with her faith
err, Or. VIM l.. Crowder of this city,
returned to her home yesterday.
Miss Lillian Kilburn of this city
where she will attend the Jasper
County Sunday School convention.
Miss Helen Sewers. who has been
ATTENDING school at Cedar Falls, the
State Teachers college, has returned
to her home, arriving Monday morn
ling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elmer Barrows and
son Billie returned yesterday noon
from a weeks visit in Chicago and
Milwaukee with friends and rela'
lives.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar jefferson of
Marshalltown. who have been visit.
ing in this city at the home of Fl. y:
Gregory, returned to their home
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. J. F. Sarvis and daughters, OF
What Cheer, who have been visit
returned to their home in What
Cheer Monday morning.
Mrs. G. l.. Minear and son were
passengers to Barnes City Monday
afternoon. going to attend the dis
trict conference of the Oskaloosa dis.
trice of the Methodist church.
Mrs. c. w. Westmoreland and
daughter, Miss Elsie, were passen-
gers to New Sharon Monday after
noon. They have been visiting rel
atives and friends in this city.
Rev. w. H. Perdew, pastor of the
Central M. f.. church, left Monday
afternoon for Barnes City to be In
attendance at the district conference
of the Methodist church which will
be held there.
Melcher Union: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kirtley and two children went to
Oskaloosa Saturday to visit relatives.
John returned home Monday night,
but Mrs. Krtley and children will
stay two or three weeks and have
a good visit.
Mrs Minnie Taylor, who has been
staying in this city at the home OF
Mrs. H. L.. Davis, left Monday after
noon for MonteZuma, where she will
remain a short time before going to
! Canada. Mrs. Taylor intends to re-
main in Canada for a year or longer.
United Mine Workers Journal; In
recognition of the leading part taken
by President White in the ncgotia'
tiOns that led to the victorious con
clusion of the Eastern Ohio strike.
the members of the International
Executive Board presented to their
chief a beautiful leather suit case.
Delta Press: Mrs. W. B. Hamilton
arrived home last week from visit
with her sister at Aurora, 5. ID. Mrs.
Hamilton reports very pleasant
| trip, coming enrOute the Northern
lakes. She was accompanied home
from Oskaloosa with her brother
Dick and family in their auto for an
over Sunday visit.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. E
W.. England and daughter, Miss
Neya, drove to Oskaloosa in their cal
few days ago, accompanying their
guest, Miss Dick Hoogendorn, home
after she had spent few days at the
| England home. Miss Neva remain
ed in Oskaloosa over night as a guest
of Miss Hoogendorn.
The current issue of the Baptist
Record, the official state organ oil
that denomination, contains picture
of Rev. +. NJ GregsOn of New
Sharon with the announcement thai
Inc and his wife will engage In
evangelistic work during the coming
season. Rev. Gregson has had goot
success both as pastor and evangelis
but feels a special calling for thu
latter work.
Fred Hirsch was a passenger l.
Milwaukee Monday.
Frank Wallen of Cedar was wit
former friends and acquaintance
iabout town today.
Mrs J. E. Carnahan of this cit
leaves this evening for Portland, Ore
where she will remain for some time
The Ellsworth College team frol
Iowa Falls which plays Penn this a.
ternoon in baseball arrived this morr
ing.
Miss Belle Howard of Marshalltow
who has been visiting at the g.
Humphrey home will leave for kaI
sas City today.
Miss Bess Price is home froI
school work in Cedar Falls for brie
visit at the T. J. Price home, 1O2
High avenue east
Mrs. Laura Pemberton who wa
guest at the home OF her siste
Mrs r. p. Miller OF Abba returne