The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-06-03

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Mrs. Pilgrim expects to start home
about the goth OF June and this was
the last visit with her sister
What Cheer Patriot: The Penn
College Male Quartet, composed OF
John W. Whitaker. Don Russell, Clar,
en- Conn and Franklin Marshall
passed through What Cheer Satur.
day morning on their return from
Barnes City where they furnished
the music for the graduation exer-
cises of the high school. Miss EN-.
ma Rosenberger, accompanied, was
with them.
A. Rosenberger, president Emeri-
tus of Penn college, now located in
Los Angeles, where he has been Off
ciating as pastor OF the Friends
church, has been asked to occupy the
Congregational pulpit Sunday and
will be greeted with pleasure by
many former friends and acquaint-
ances. incidentally Doctor Rosen-
berger is about to engage actively in
college work again. He has been
elected president of Whittier college
of California and is to enter actively
upon the work of the position July
first.
Miss Bessie Busby of Washington
was a passenger yesterday afternoon
to Searsboro.
New Sharon Star: Miss LA Bank
ney went to Oskaloosa today to visit
Mrs. Grace Jackson for few days.
Miss Carol Martin of New Sharon
in tho cifV Varf nrAav NiSitinp har
friend Miss Ruth Spencer.
Mrs. Alfred Hawkins of Holstein,
Iowa, is in the city visiting at the
Mrs. ]. d. Hawkins home.
Harry Carpenter of Omaha was in
the city yesterday looking after bust
ness matters and meeting friends.
Miss Ruth Williams the domestic
left for her home in Fort Dodge Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Mary Ruby was a passenger
to Searsboro Friday afternoon going
to visit with friends and relatives
for few days. ....
Miss Abbey Clayton left yesterday
afternoon for Iowa City where she
win visit for a week, and attend the
Commencement.
Delta Press: Mrs. Mary LaRue of
Oskaloosa came Tuesday afternoon
for visit at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. H. Scott.
Mrs. o. Grosgerge and daughter,
Miss Othila, of st. Louis, Mo, are in
the city visiting at the home of her
brother, A. f. Motsch.
Mrs. Mary Scott OF Hampton re-
turned yesterday afternoon to her
nome after visit at the home of
Mrs. Sarah. Richardson.
Miss Hollyce Brown left Yesterday |
afternoon for her home in Cedar RI
ds where she will visit over Decora
ion Day with her parents.
Pella Booster: Atty John McCut-
chen and vile of Oskaloosa were en-.
.ertained in this city Sunday at the
home of DR.. anu Mrs. Il. T. Warren.
New Sharon Star: Miss Hazel Bry-
an and brother Kenneth, went TO Os-
daloosa Saturday TO visit. two or
.hree weeks with their sister, Mrs.
ColVille.
Miss Marie Ruby and Miss Vera
Snider, students at Penn College |
to their homes in Lacey on
friday afternoon, going TO spend the |
week end at home.
Miss Hilda Coulson left yesterday |
Tor Des Moines where she |
will attend the graduating exercises
If the Methodist Hospital from which |
Ter sister, Miss Inez, will graduate |
his evening.
Mrs. Thomas Stiles returned yes
erday to her home in Mt. Pleasant !
Lfter a pleasant visit in the city |
With relatives Miss Edith Smith en- !
ertained a company of ladies at her
lone last evening in honor OF Mrs. |
Stiles.
Misses Grace Woods, Esther Har-
,ester. Bertha Barnett, Lucy Planalp |
md Mrs. Elsie Black, Mrs. Ed Bump, |
Mrs. J. p. Dale of Grinnell, and Mrs. |
!. w. Garrett OF Knoxville left yester |
lay afternoon after spending the day |
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j,
lynch
Mrs. Floyd Taylor, known to Oska.
oosa people as Miss Irene Deyore, |
low a resident of Schenectady, New |
York is here with her son Devore, /!
home from visiting with rel |
itives in California. She is guest in |
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 6. ID. Cor |
Ion, No. 1884 Seventh avenue east.
Pella Booster: John Elliott, who
mas been visiting in Pella the past |
three weeks with his sisters, Mrs. II. |
D. Wormhoudt and Mrs. b. Blom- |
ners left Monday morning for Oska
oosa where he will return to his
vaudeville work. Mrs. Elliott who al |
so visited here was called to New
York on account of the illness OF her
mother.
Delta Press: Mrs. c. w. Moore, tho
mother OF Mrs. A. A. Heath OF Delta,
underwent an operation at the Oska-
'oosa hospital last Wednesday fore
aoon at 1920 o'clock. The latest re-
ports from Mrs. Moore are that she
Is getting along nicely. Mrs. Heath
went up TO Oskaloosa Monday TO re-
main with her mother while Mr.
Heath is at Barnes City.
Fremont Gazette: G. w. Fellers
and family moved into their elegant
new nome on Cumberland street last
week. This place is one of the most
elegant in Mahaska county, and 9TH
er than the late W. A. Mcneil resi-.