The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-14

loosa SUNDAY to visit his sister, Mrs
Frank Sherman and to attend an al
nual meeting of the Friends church.
James HeIlings is here from Call
fornia visiting relatives and old tim,
friends and associates. Mr.. Helling
has been in the west about fifteel
years without return to the old towI
and many changes greet him on al
sides
Montezume Republican: Mrs. Lucy
\ Jackman returned Thursday from G
visit at OskaloCosa. From there she
goes this week to Chicago where she
, will remain the coming winter. Mon
! day she was at New Sharon looking
after her farm.
Fremont Gazette: Howard Goeh.
ring. who i'm company with his cous.
in. Harold Dean, of Oskaloosa, made
a trip TO Denver in the latter's car
arrived home Monday. The boys had
most delightful time and enjoyed
every minute of the trip.
Abba Republican: Miss Clara Ra.
kow of Oskaloosa, the new kindergar-
ten teacher, has room at the James
Clutch home and meals at the Byerlee
hotel. Miss Rakow has had several
years of experience and comes to the
Abba schools well equipped.
Hedrick Journal: Mr. and Mrs. F.
L. Stevenson and children, of Oska-
loo sa and J, II. Stevenson, OF Martins
burg. left Wednesday for Wichita,
Kansas. where they win visit the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. l.. l.. Stevenson.
They are making the trip in Ford.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
n. b. Holloway, of Oskaloosa, who ar
rived home last week from quite
tour of the west, were in town last
Saturday in their car. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. OFT accompanied them home
that evening and spent Sunday as
their guests.
NJ. E.. Smith and his bride, Mrs.
earl Burket Smith, left yesterday
afternoon via auto for Ottumwa,
where they start for Denver and La
Junta, Colorado. Mrs. Jennie Bur
ket remains in Oskaloosa for couple
of months, going to Milwaukee later
to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emma Friend.
z. S. Haines of Earlham. brother
of Israel T. Haines OF Harvey, is here
visiting the William Baker, r. G.Holt-
man and c. D. Alexander homes for
a few days. Mr.. Haines' father emf
grated to the Iowa country in the six
ties coming from Ohio, and Mr..
Haines as a young man worked about
the old town of that date. He han
died brick that went into the old Her
aid block of First avenue west and in
q part of the old Penn college build
ing recently destroyed by fire, and
was here when the old Iowa Central
railroad came to town.
Word has been received that DR.. ].
w. Somerville of St. Pauls NJ. f.
church, Wichita, Kansas, and former
Nv of Central NJ. Z. church, Oskaloosa,
has been transferred by Bishop w ..
Shepard to the Fremont Street NJ. E.
church of Gloversyille, N. Y, and DR..
J. r Caffyn of that church comes TO
st. Pauls at Wichita. The eX-
change was officially effected on Fri
day, September l, and DR.. Somervilie
and family expect to leave Wichita
by Tuesday. September II, reaching
there in time for Sunday, the 18th.
DR.. Somerville is now serving St
PauIs church for the seventh year
and BY this exchange goes back to the
old Troy Conference from which he
started as a young pastor. In this
location he is not far from his own
home at North Creek, N. Y, and will
be located in a delightful and busy
city on the southern edge of the Adj
rondack Mountains. His work in
Wichita has been highly successful
and the church has more than dou-
bled in membership during the per
iod of his pastorate.
(From Mondays Daily)
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. J. H. Dewitt
went to Oskaloosa Thursday after.
noon to visit her sister, Mrs. Ed Rees'
e..
Richland Clarion: Miss Winifred
Brady returned to her home in oska
loosa Thursday, after visit with
! RichIand friends.
Colfax Tribune: Mrs. Gula Robert
son, OF Oskaloosa, and daughter Miss
/ Blanche, of Des Moines, we're Mrs
! Belle Weirick's guests last week.
Lovilia Press: Mrs. c. w. HilliarC
and daughter Miss Dorothy, went II
Oskaloosa last Saturday for visit o.
a few days the guests of relatives.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. c. w
Whitmer and Miss Elva Lentz spen
two days in Oskaloosa last week Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Witt.
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. Sam Davis
Of Oskaloosa, was il Grinnell Frida,
for short time. She had been il
Newton with a brother who has beef
ii.
Mrs. Sarah Moore, of Rose Hill, ha