The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

of the terrific force of the wind ant
waves.
Sargent George Darland, of Com
pany H, now stationed on the MeXi
CO border, and who underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis in the Army
Hospital, is convalescing rapidly and
gaining in strength daily. Mr.. Oar
land is able to be out of bed and in a
chair, and will soon be walking about
as usual. Friends are happy to
know of his speedy recovery.
The Des Moines Sunday Register
of Oct. 80, 1916, prints the following
in an article on Creative Artists IN
Iowa." written by Mrs Lewis Worth.
| ington-Smith: Frederic knight Lo-
gan is probably one of the most pop
| ular musicians in the middle west.
Throughout the hot summer months,
thousands of waxed-foor devotees
lent themselves to the slow, sensu-
Gus movement of the Missouri, waltz,
| enjoying to the full the swing and
sweep of its lazy, dangerous
rhythms but many do not know that
Mr.. Logan is an Iowa product who
calls OskaloOsa home. Mr.. Logan's
better works have found discriminat-
ing audiences. His waltzes are in
no sense the measure of his must
cianship. although nothing that he
has written will have wider ap-
peal"
Lovilia Press: Geo. A. Warner was
a business visitor in Oskaloosa. last
Saturday.
Barnes City News: John Ferguson,
Jr.. was over from Oskaloosa, Tues
day, to see the wife and baby.
Bloomfield Democrat: Mrs. J. p.
Fortune, of Oskaloosa, came Saturday
for a visit at the A. H. Fortune home.
GrinneIl Herald: John Smith, of
Oskaloosa, came to Grinnell on We'd
nesday for short visit with Willis
Ryan.
Pella Booster-Press: Dick Syn
horst and Wife, of Oskaloosa spent
Sunday with friends and relatives in
this city,
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. IT,.
Rhynsburger were visitors at the H.
S. Rhynsburger home at Oskaloosa
Wednesday afternoon.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. Sarah Bail.
ey anu daughter. LOttie. who moved
to OsxalooSa few months ago, have
returned TO Ricbland to make their
home.
Newton Daily News Mrs. Dave
Van Voris, of Oskaloosa, who has
been at the Des Moines miners hos
pital, visited with her nephew, Ed
Haines and family at Sully Wednes-
day.
Mfr. and Mrs. Frank Janney de.
parted this morning for their new
home in Georgia, after spending the
summer months at the parental r.
G. Janney home in Wayeland addi
tiCn.
Pella Booster-Press: Wm. Butt has
sold his property in Oskaloosa to Al.
bert DeYooda. Mr.. DeYooda will
take possession Dec. /. Mr.. Butt will
move his family to the family home
stead opposite the fair grounds.
Washington Journal: Miss Ada
I athroD IF 0skaInoca and har Siotar
Mrs. O. II. Moore, of Rock Island.
were guests of friends in town over
night on their way to Rock Island,
where Miss Lathrop will visit her
sister.
OF a former Oskaloosa harness deal
err, the Delta Press says: Frank Bar
den, who has been a member of the
firm of Barden & Gibson (Which has
been dissolved and are now invoicing)
will locate at Lenox, Iowa. That new
location will be in a fine farming ter
ritory, and will give him good trade
at that location. We can truthfully
say that Frank has always been a
booster for Delta while here, and his
trade with our people has been up
right and pleasant. We wish him and
his family success in their new field.
(From TUESDAYS Daily,
Mrs. G. V. Lennon and son Charles
are visiting relatives in Des Moines
for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs William j. Phillips
left this morning for brief visit with
relatives in Pella.
Mr.. and Mrs W A. Hill left this
morning for a two weeks visit with
relatives In Sigourney.
Mrs. A. w. Redman Of Des Moines
is guest in the city for several days
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ramsay returned
last evening from Davenport where
tney have been. visiting friends