The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-19

! where the groom Is engaged in tn,
{ practice of dentistry. The bride wa
born and raised in this community ant
graduated from the Abba high schoo
few years ago, after which she tool
course of training as nurse at Oska
loosa. She has many friends here
who will join in wishing her happiness
and prosperity in her married life"
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Agnes Bal
lenger and Miss Dena DeVries were
Oskaloosa visitors Friday.
Fremont Gazette: f. w. Pomeroy
went to Oskaloosa Monday where he
is doing duty as a grand juror.
Larry McCord and son Herman were
here from Eddyville Thursday night
to attend the Harding meeting.
Mrs. j. G. Harold and Mrs. Sam
HendryX are in Des Moine8 attending
the Christian church convention.
Keokuk County Press: Willard
Downey of OskalooSa was here the
first of the week. Willard travels
for one OF the big packing firms.
Colfax Tribune: David Cochran was
in Des Moines Thursday calling on
his sister Mrs. Emma Grill of Oska-
loosa, who is i'll at Mercy hospital.
Lovilia Press: Mrs. George Smith
and two children, living east of LO-
villa, went over to OskaloOsa last Sat
urday for a short visit with relatives
and friends.
Delta Press: w. A. Dunn and wife
went to Oskaloosa Sunday afternoon
and met Rev. Carpenter, the Christian
minister, who will begin preaching
next Sunday probably in the church.
New Sharon Star: Bob Gosnell, of
east of Oskaloosa, was on our streets
Tuesday. He was down to Creston
last week to visit at the home OF
James Hess who used to live over
near Peoria.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. VIM. Reed
OF Jefferson township, who had such
a bad siege of sickness last year, was
taken quite sick again this week and
was brought to the home OF her
Mrs. Sam ChitwoOd, on
Monday.
Fremont Gazette: DR.. and Mrs. Z.
E. Lyner OF Mt. Pleasant came up on
Saturday and spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Art Beck. In the forenoon
they attended church at Oskaloosa.
DR.. Lymer has been Dean of Wesley
an University but has resigned his
position to accept the presidency of
q college in Idaho.
Knoxville Express: Services Sun
day at st. Anthony's church will con-
sist of mass in the morning at eight
o'clock. At 7:45 in the evening
there will be Rosary service and ben
ediction. Rev. Thomas LOTUS OF
Oskaloosa will preach. The topic will
be Confession and Its Reasonable
ness" Father Lotus is noted as a
pulpit orator and all. are invited to
hear him.
Buce Evans has closed his season
as utility man" with the All Ma
tions" base ball team, the strongest
aggregation OF Independent players
in the land, this year. Buce was
playing mostly at third but took any
station in time of need and has been
in the box several games with entire
credit to himself and his team. He
says his arm this season was the best
it has ever been.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Grier are
home from a week at Des Moines
where they were guests of Mrs. G.'s
son and daughter, Bert and Rosa So
pher. They were also in attendance
upon the bedside of George S. Grier
of Pleasantyille, taken to Mercy hos
pital suffering from the results OF an
accident, a fall from a scaffolding in
which both legs were fractured, his
nose broken and sever scalp wounds
incurred.
The box of candy which Byron
C"Pat") Barnhart sent to Mr.. J. l..
Milligan of this city arrived yesterday
in fine shape. The candy is not
much so far as the American taste
goes, for there is not a particle of SUI
gar used in the making, according to
the taste. The candy is on display
in the window of the Herald Office
and is worth trip down town to see
Oh, yes, Mr.. Milligan says Pats
friends are welcome to all the taste
they want, for he knows they won't
want much.
New Sharon Star: Mr.. and Mrs. c
L. Jackson enjoyed visit from their
friends, MFR. Earl Sifert OF Webster
City and Miss Princelle Thomas and
Mr.. Loyal Thomas of Earlham. Mr.
Sifert this year takes the principal
ship of the Webster City High schoo
which position Mr.. Jackson held last
year. Mr.. and Miss Thomas are at
tending Penn college at Oskaloosa
and came up with Mr.. Sifert Saturda!
| for visit at the Jackson home, at
tended the DR.. Rodgers lecture. ant
motored back to Oskaloosa Sunda!