The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-03-02

Mrs. Ada Harding Saturday night and
Sunday. Mr.. and MRS.. Clyde Spears
of Oskaloosa were also Sunday guests
at the parental Ada Harding home.
New Sharon Star: Elizabeth Stew.
ems and Leo Stone are hard at work
on their readings, which they VIII
use in the preliminary contest, for the
Estate declamatory contest. The winner
will represent the New Sharon high
}, school at Knoxville, March oath. Miss
Mabel Doll of 0skaloosa is training
them re-. ..' :.i.l ,yvrs,
i DR.. Edwin Kiser. who a few years
ago was the President of O3kaioOsa
College has recently arrived in New
| York from BuenOs Ayres, Argentina,
on a furlough and during his stay in
the United States will make his head
quarters in Chicago. Soon after leay-
| ing Oskaloosa DR. Kiser went to Val
parai5o Chile, and after being there
year or so, went over on the east
side of the continent to his present
field.
DIR. A. c. PierseI of Urbana, lllsy
who is well known in Oskaloosa, while
Dean at Iowa Wesleyan College, a
| few years ago at Mt. Pleasant, he
repeatedly addressed Oskaloosa aud
fences. After leaving the Iowa Confer
ence he was located as pastor OF the
First churcr Springfield, Ills. where
he achieved signal success as pas
tor. Recently he has been delivering
4 series of addresses at the Illinois
Woman's College and his experience
as a professor, Dean, and later pas
tor, gives him a hold upon his aud
fences that is most effective in its re
suits
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Marie Winter.Westcot has passed
the crisis and is very much improved.
Mrs. VIM. J. Young arrived this
morning from Ottumwa for brief
visit in the city with friends.
Mrs. Harold Lehman of Indianapo-
lis, Indiana, is a guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Cooley.
Miss Anna McMains returned to
her home in Mason City this morning
after a visit here with friends.
Mrs. Eta Taylor of Rose Hill was
4 week end guest at the James Lath'
'op home in White Oak township.
Miss Clarissa Kinney returned last
evening to her work in Des Moines
after a brief visit in the city with rel
ltives.
Mrs. S. f Waldridge was a pas
senger to Rilligar, Minnesota, this
morning, going there to make her tu- |
ture home.
Miss Hilda Barnes returned yester-
day afternoon to her home in Des
Moines alter a brief visit in the city
With friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Williamson |
md daughter arc guests in the city !
for a few days with her mother, Mrs. |
w E. Foster.
Mrs. George Rider, of Pennington,
ILL.,, is visiting at the home of her |
laughter, Mrs. 2. E. Jordan. who re-
Gently moved here from Ollie.
Mrs. o. Fl. Moore of Rose Hill and
Miss Mary Lathrop of Rose Hill were
guests over Sunday at the Bob Nc. |
Xibbens home in Fremont
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jones of Cedar
Rapids. who have been visiting here
sor a few days with friends and rela.
tives, returned to their home this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. t. Jordan and baby
daughter have moved to OskalOosa !
rom Ollie, Iowa, and are located at
$50 North Market street Mr. Jor-
Ian is ticket agent at the NJ. & St. L.
depot.
J. II. TAYLOR. of the New Sharon
Star, was in Oskaloosa yesterday or
business. He reports that Ray b. !
Ouboc, of whom he bought the Star, !
has purchased a daily paper in Fort
Scott, Kansas.
f. +. Smith has recovered from a |
severe attack of la grippe and is again !
able to be about bis work at the post !
Sffice. However, Mr. Smith says
that he is not anxious to run any foot |
races as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Williams and
daughter left this morning for brief
visit IN Des Moines. Mr.. and Mrs. !
Williams are taking their daughter to
Des Moines for examination by spe |
cialists for a spinal correction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and Clyde
Taylor left today for Redfeld, Iowa. |
where they will make their future
home. They have purchased a large |
and improved farm near Redield and
will take immediate possession. The
farm is said to be up to date in all re-
spects and having all the modern con-
yeniences.
James Bolton son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. c. Bolton, of Missoula, Montana,
away up in the country where they
have real SHOWS, sends the Herald a
copy of the Daily MissOuiian, showing
pictures of the monster SHOWS that
have almost obliterated the Bitter.
root Mountains from the face of the
Landscape. Mr.. Bolton is a former
OsKaloosa boy and he sends the paper
that his former playmates and com.
panions may know what he is seeing
in the northwest. (
The following item from the AlgO-
ma Advance concerns an Oskaloosa
young lady, remembered as Miss
Bertha Henry: About month ago
DR.. Cretzmeyer's wife remarked cas-.
ually that she hoped some time to
have Mason G. Hamlin grand piano.
On Monday she was most delightfully."-
surprised when her dream was unex-