The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-01-21

, City order of Eastern Star. The schoo
, was under the direction of o. N. Was
ley of Newton, a member of tn,
Board of Custodians, and the distric
LECTURERS present comprised Il. w
lChamberlaud OF Marshalltown, ID. II
"Trip OF Colfax, Frank Marion o
Traer, II. J. Whitcomb of Gilmor'
City, and Mr.. Glaze.
Pella Chronicle: S. H. Viersen, Sr.
was q business visitor at OSkaloosG
and Knoxville Tuesday.
Pella Chronicle: James Burke o.
Oskaloosa, this week began work IN
the Chronicle Office as linotype oper
ator.
Mrs. Daisy Turner of Manley, Iowa
Is visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. G. w. Whitehill on c. avenue
East.
! Pella Booster: Mrs. Darner of Os'
kaloosa visited in this city Sunday at
lander and family.
Bussey Record: Mr.. w. A. Norris
went TO Oskaloosa Saturday and
spent the day with his wife who is
there for medical treatment.
Bussey Record: Miss Nellie Low
man went to Oskaloosa, Monday and
spent the day attending to business.
matters and visiting with relatives.
Abba Republican: Miss Martha Hen
nv of Oskaloosa was visitor in AL
| ba Tuesday and Wednesday, a guest
at the G. w. Godfrey and 5. w. VIII
son homes.
Lovilia Press: Rev. NJ. S. McNa-
mara of Stuart and Rev. ThoS. Lotus
of Oskaloosa visited in the city last
Thursday afternoon, the guests OF
Rev. J. II. Purtill.
Abba Republican: The Republican
acknowledges a friendly call from Mr..
Fred True of Oskaloosa. Fred tray
els for the Hanna Manufacturing Co.
and was enroute to Kansas and Miss
ouri.
Pslla Booster: Mrs. Rockefellow of
Oskaloosa was entertained in Pella
few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Wander Melden. Mrs. Rookie
fellow is q graduate nurse and had
Just been released from a case near
Leighton.
Hon, T. ]. Wilson, Mahaska coun-
tvs representative in the Iowa Legis-
lature was at homo over Sunday. Mr..
Wilson has drawn seat No. So for the
session and is convenient to friends
who may wish to see him. He is
stopping at the Slavery House.
EddyvilIe Tribune: Miss Bertha
Werner who has been assisting in the
Eddyville Savings bank during the
extra work of the holiday season and
the opening of the new year, Will
hereafter be permanently employed
in the bank. Miss Werner held a po-
sition as stenographer at Rockwell
City for a number of years, but OF
late has been employed in Oskaloosa'
Bussey Record: Miss jeanette Hay
wood who has been taking treatments
at the Abbott hospital in OSkaloosa
the past few weeks came home Satur-
day and visited until Monday with
her parents. She returned to the hos
pital Monday morning and was &C
companied on the trip by her aunt,
Mrs. Tom Haywood, who spent the
day in Oskaloosa.
DR.. c. L. Stafford, D. D., former
pastor of the First NJ. Z. church, IS
spending the holidays in Davenport.
The Daily Times tells in the following
article of the christening of the baby
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence staff
ord. DR.. Stafford officiating. Mrs. RI.
NJ. De Lescaille entertained at de-
lightful Christmas dinner at half ait
er one o'clock at her residence ZOl
Mississippi avenue, Davenport, lor
her house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
enCe Stafford and two children OF
Chicago. Covers were laid for thirty
at the dinner table and the guests
we're relatives from Davenport and
out of town. Huge poinsettias we're
used to decorate the board. After
dinner the baby son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Stafford was Christened'
William Reuben Stafford, the grand
father of the infant, Rev. Z. l.. stat
ford. of West Liberty, performing
the christening service impr essiVeiy'
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Shaw we're the
godparents.
,From Tuesdays DailyD
s. X. Olivcrson went to OttumWa
this morning.
II. NJ. Boyer is on a business trip
to Grand Rapids, Michigan.
John Cleveland is in Des Moines to-
day looking after business affairs.
Miss Rena Perkins went to Ottum-
wa this morning to visit sister, Mrs.
Harper.
Mrs. A. p. Spencer and daughter.
Miss Helen, are home from a visit in
Chicago.
Miss Myrtle Daggett went to Des
Moines this morning following a two
weeks visit with friends here.
r. S. Franzen, formerly Of Oska-
loosa, but now OF California, was in
town last week calling among local
people.
Ensign Dykstra went to Des Moines
this morning on a missionary trip in
the interests of work at the local
Salvation Army.
Miss Georgisna Frsiley, of Fort
Madison, who has been visiting with
local acqaaiDtances, went to Des
Moines this morning.
DIR. +. f. Parker and L. Ed Beman
went to Des MoiDes this morning to
h. in attendance at the state. stock
show and the breeders conventions.
Tracey Boal started for his home