The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-22

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Bussey Record: Mrs. win Mathel
of Oskaloosa spent Saturday here
with her mother, Mrs. Ellis Darnel
and husband. Il.
| Pella Chronicle Mrs. P. A. Remand
and daughter Miss Hattie Wander
Meulen, visited at Oskaloosa Wednes
1 day afternoon.
Grinnel Register: Mrs. s. G. Evans
OF .Oskaloosa came to Grinnell Tues
day for a few days visit with her
sister. Mrs r. Joyce.
Grinnell Register: r. G. Young OF
0skaloosa was a visitor in Grinnell
lone day last week with relatives. He
returned to Oskaloosa Tuesday.
Pella Chronicle: Rev. S. DeBruin
and wife, formerly from the Bethel
church north of town, but now OF Os.
kaloosa, we're Pella visitors the first
of this week.
Richland Clarion: Miss Jessie Gil.
lam came home from the Oskaloosa
hospital the 9Th. She is doing as
well as can be expected and will soon
be as well as ever.
Monroe Mirror: Miss Sadie Mitch.
ell came up from Oskaloosa Saturday
and remained until Sunday evening
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Bateman,
who has been quite sick.
Oskaloosa Times: c. V. Hoffman,
and family are getting much enjoy
ment out of new Haynes car recent
ly purchased, and the Herald editor
10 loud in HE nraicac IF tho pouy ,,,o
chine.
Pella Chronicle: ]. w. Moreland,
pioneer printer, now employed in the
office of the Oskaloosa Herald passed
through the city Monday morning for
a days outing with friends in Des
Moines. ..f
/, Newton News: Rev. Joseph McNab
of Palo Alto township returned yes
terday from Oskaloosa where he at
tended the meeting of the Presbytery
of the United Presbyterian church.
His wife will probably return from
California tomorrow and they will
soon go to Washington, Iowa, to
make their futre home.
Ish Ewing is home from a trip to
where he went to make
personal investigation of an offer
made him by the management of the
Kelly Sales System of that place.
Mr.. Ewing entered into contract with
the company and leaves next Monday
night to take up his duties with the
He will be engaged with
he sales force of the company and
while Minneapolis will be his head
quarters, his work will take him to
many states in the disposition of
stocks of clothing, merchandise, and
ne will be from one end of the land
10 the other through the greater part
Of the year.
Colfax Clipper: The weather man
day evening just at the time the audi
ence was gathering to hear the girls
rom the Oskaloosa school. The re-
suit was that the patronage was not
What had been hoped. Those who
lid attend we're we'll satisfied with !
he program. AS there was no way
o know who was who, we cannot men,
ion any individual excellence in their !
york. However, the reader, Miss Ma
lie Hull, was simply fine and was far |
bove the average reader that usual
y accompanies musical organizations.
We understand the Sunday school lost
money on the proposition, which is
matter to be regretted, but it was
10 doubt due to adverse weather con-
itions and possibly not an energetic
nough canvas for the advance sale
# tickets. 1t is unfortunately true
hat those things have to be pushed
retty vigorously.
OskalooSa Times: Charley Walling
S badly wanted in the British army. /
t least that is the construction which
'harley's friends put upon his receipt
Wednesday OF a package of posters /
nd literature urging him to volunteer
Or King George and Mighty England.
he package contained posters and
artoons OF every size and of most
Elective design, and Char!ey's best
riends insist that they came direct
rom King George through the Amer !,
can diplomatic representative at !
Albert Swain OF below
d memory. .Charlev Hoffman, is re-
ponsible for hazarding a guess that
Yalling is wanted by the Kilties to
lay the big bass drum. Whether he
caves for the front at the head OF
million is yet rather
Charles. himself, it is said,
yants to go. Mrs. Charles on the
ther hand insists that she didn't
raise her boy to be soldier"
From Mondays Daiiy.)
Wilbur Stegner left this morning on
business trip to Knoxville. 4
Mrs. Lucille Louck visited over Sun
ay with relatives in Taintor.
Edward Owens was an over Sunday
uest with relatives in Des Moines.
Mrs. Harvey Deck was an over Sun. /
ay guest with relatives in EddyVille.
Mrs. W. f. Wharton OF New Sharon /,
was business caller in the city Sat.
rday. 4
Guy Hardy of Bloomfield was an
yer Sunday guest with oskaloosa
riends.
A. Z. Marless Of Keokuk was an
yer Sunday guest with Mr.. and Mrs
;. J. Ray.
Mrs. George Farson went to Kes-
sick today to see her sister, Mrs. +
rank Bond
George BidweiI OF Story City is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. Mabel Carnes