The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-10

field. Ohio, "Y.", is In this city visiting
with friends and relatives. Mr.. Hen
ness says he likes the work in Mans
field very much. A former Oskaloosi
boy is associated with Mr. Henness in
the Y. M. C. A. work, Ralph Chapman
being the boys secretary of the Mans
field association. Mr.. Henness says
that Ralph is one of the best men
associated with him in the work.
(From Tuesdays Daily.) .nt,
Mrs. Ted Wilson left this morhing
for a two weeks visit with relatives
in Des Molnes. .... ....s... r..
A. II. Rodgers and wife and II. ].
Frederick and wife spent Sunday at
the Fl. NJ. Shroyer home. .... ST..
F.. C. Barholdt, OF Iowa City, who
spent yesterday in this city, returned
to his home. this morning. ...
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wagler of
Pulaski, Iowa, are guests in the city
at the Clifford Johnson home for a
few days. -. -
Mrs. |. H. McCracken has returned
| from Columbus Junction where she
was called by the illness and death of
IltI OShto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Somers, of Min.
neapolis, returned to their home this
morning after a short visit here, ell
route home from Kansas City.
c. o. Gunnar left last evening over
the M & st. l.. for New Orleans,
where he will visit for a few days.
From there he goes TO Brownsville,
I eXas.
Miss Maria C. Mickey passed
through the city this morning enroute
to her home in Des Moines from Mis-
souri,, where she visited her brother,
Willard jackson.
Miss Esther Ramey of Des Moines
and F. Fl. Bates of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
spent Sunday in the city with the lat
ter's sister, Miss Madge Bates, and
other relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Fox, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at Mer-
cy hospital on Friday OF last week,
is getting along nicely. Mrs. Fox is
sixty-two years of age and withstood
the ordeal in fine way.
President Edwards of Penn college
left this morning for Des Moines
where he will attend meeting of del !
egates of Ginn's World Peace Foun- !
dalton. held in that city today. DR..
Edwards was appointed delegate by
Governor Clarke.
Mrs. Libbie Van Doren left this |
noon for Des Moines where she will !
visit for a few days with her sister |
before going to her home in Flanna- |
ed here by the illness of her sister. |
Mrs. H. E. Snider, who is getting !
along nicely at the present time and
is able to be up and about the house. |
Eugene NJ. Cheesman will leave |
Wednesday morning for Colfax where !
he will be in attendance at the An |
nual Convention of the Sixth District !
of Funeral Directors which will be '
held there in the !. o. o. F. hall on |,
WEDNESDAY and Thursday of this week.
Mr.. Cheesman will deliver an address |
on Thursday afternoon on Conduct. !
ing a Funeral" from the time they re- /,
ceive the call, to the grave. Mr.Chees- |
mans address will be followed by a |
lecture by DR.. Carl L. Barnes, of Chi !
cago.
Orlando (Fla) Evening Reporter
Star: VIM. H. Kaibach. of OskaloOsa, I
Iowa, left for his home Wednesday,
Feb. 2, after a pleasant visit in Or. +
lando with his friend DR.. J. s. Hen |
derson. at the Hotel fremont When
leaving he dwelt strongly upon the
asset Orlando has in the fine sport
afforded by the gamey fish Astounding |
IN the lakes OF Orange county. Mr.. !
halbach and DR.. Henderson were out
nearly every day of the past week.
/ hey caught fine strings every time |
and wound up on the last trip Tues /.
isv with a string OF fifty, ranging in /.
weight from two to six pounds each. '
he greater number were caught by /
Mr. Kalbach Tuesday. He is now a !
strong booster for Orlando and hopes
to return later to try his luck with the
finny tribe again.
Abba Republican: Mrs. J. w. Rey.'
holds was a week end guest with
relatives at Oskaloosa. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Disney of Sham
baugh, Iowa came to Oskaloosa on
Friday OF last week for an extended
sisit with their son. Will F.. Hasson
and family. |
Miss Bette Meister,, bookkeeper a.
the Barnes & Ewing clothing store for
the past four years has resigned her
position to accept an offer from a =,
clothing house in Des Moines.
Lynnvi!le Star: Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Potter went to Oskaloosa Tuesday (
of last week to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Potter's brother, James Hess
which was held at Peoria, Thursday.
Washington Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Stamos, who have been visiting with
William Patterson OF the Royal Clean |
ers, left Wednesday evening for Os-|
kaloosa, for a continued visit with
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Stamos live
at st. Louis, Mo. ..... |
What Cheer Chronicle: z. C. Lam.
bert ana Ned went to Oskaloosa Tues.
day to invoice a big stock of clothing
and furnishing he traded for a short
time since. II is an immense stock
and it is going to take them some
time.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Edith
Sherman, OF Oskaloosa, who is teach
fnp Iowa ranfraI cnhanl parth ~ fnu,ya