The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-10

president of the Continental CONNER
| cial bank of Chicago, who has been ly
! ing close to death in Los Angeles re-
ceived a special telegram Tuesday
evening from the brother, Arthur Rey-
nolds, stating that the sufferer was
better. The crisis passed yesterday,
and with appearance Of favorable
symptoms, comes assurance of re-
coyery.
Miss Inez Beebe, Y. w. c. A. sec.
rotary of the large ST. Paul Y. w. c.
A. is in this city and is in charge Of
the fifteenth anniversary services
aEd meetings of the Penn student or
yesterday and was in charge OF sew
eral girls and young women's mass
meetings held yesterday and today,
lecturing and talking along the lines
of association work. A large number
of the Penn students have been tax
ing part in the services are attending
the meetings. " .,
Floyd Dent, physical director and
basket ball coach at Penn College
leaves tomorrow morning for Musca-
tine, where he will join a travelling
Mansfield, Ohio basket ball team,
known as the Globe Winners and will
play right guard with the team during
their trip through eastern Iowa. Mr..
Dent has been member OF the crack
five and was a leading player during
his stay with the team. Two games
will be played with Muscatine and
several contests have been arranged
with strong fves about Muscatine.
Dent will be absent from the local
school for several davs during his
trip with the Mansfield aggregation.
Lynnville Star: Miss Helen Andrews
of Oskaloosa was a week end guest OF
Miss Beulah Remand.
Mrs. F. w. McCord left yesterday
afternoon for MoraVia. where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. P. S. Shriner.
Ottumwa Review: Mrs. Laura Doro-
thy Of GA North Weller street was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Lou Blattner
of OsSalooEa last week.
Mrs Georgia King of Charlton, re.
turned to her home yesterday after
non after spending several days visit
ing at the J. r. Coffin home.
| Lynnville Star: w. A. Johnson of
OslaIoosa was a guest at the home
of his son, Chalmers while attending
to business interests the first of the
week.
Abba Republican: Rev. William
Porter came home for a few days last
week. After visiting briefly in Oska-
loosa with his sisters, he departed
for Wayne county to fill his regular
appointment.
! Fd1yville Tribune: Miss Ruth Jones
of White City, who is attending the
OskaloO3a high school; spent Friday
and Saturday visiting her aunt, Mrs
Lizzie Lewis and grandmother, Mrs.
David Edwards at the Lewis home.
Miss Ellen Coulson, formerly of
this city but now OF Des Moines, was
in the city a few hours yesterday visit
ing old friends. Miss Coulson was en-.
route to her home in Des Moines at
| ter a few days visit with friends in
Muscatine. ..- ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Whitmore
are becoming residents of Oskaloosa
this week. Mr.. Whitmore purchased
the doctor Cantonwine place, No. GA
A avenue east, and is occupying the
.same this week, removing thereto
from the Madison township home.
Everett W. Curry and wife and baby
of Joliet, Ill.,, have moved to Oskaloo.
sa and will make their home here.
They are located at 609 First avenue
East. Mr.. Curry represents the Potter
Sargent Paint and Varnish Company
of Chicago. and will have headquarters
I'm this city.
i Communications received in the city
from Miss Hilda Coulson state that
she is in Nnw York City at the pres.
ent time with the head OF the waist
department OF the Harris Emery store
IN Des Moines. Miss Coulson was for
merry connected with the same depart.
ment In the Frankel store OF this city.
Keokuk Gate City: John p. Christie
is planning to leave Keoluk to visit
I fiis daughter. Mrs. p. II Patterson al
, 0skaloosa. Mr.. Christie will be miss