The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13

took UP his work In Cskaloosa whei
4 eyerything was new and formed yari
GUS classes for floor and gymnasium
work and probably was the means o.
starting such young men as Harry X
Schmitt, now of Des Moines, Earle
Roberts, now in Canada, Clyde vii
| liams and Pat" Barnhart, all o.
whom have since developed into yalu
able Y. NJ C. A. workers in various
parts of the country. In his posi-
ton as physical director he was sue
ceeded by r. A. Lewis and j. A. Van
Dis followed Mr., Lacy
Newton News: Mr.. Henry w. Klop
ping has returned from brief visit
in Oskaloosa. 3d.. .,.....
Montezuma Republican: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Carlton returned to Oska
lOosa Monday after a few days visit
at the +. II. Haigler home.
Grinnell Herald: Miss Hilda Grill
Of Oskaloosa came to Grinnell Wed
nesday evening for a few days visit
with the Misses Iona and lola Evans.
Ottumwa Review: Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
C. Eddy of Oskaloosa arrived in this
city last evening and are attending
the conference at the Free Methodist
church today Mr.. Eddy is on the
program for today's meetings.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sedrel of Oskaloosa were over
Sunday guests at the Ed Kline home.
Mrs. Sedrel also called on Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Bown Sunday afternoon. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Kline.
Knoxville Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Sowden of Oskaloosa spent a
portion of last week in this city with
the family of their son, Ernest Sow
ter, Mrs Ralph II. Porter. The Wis
itors were accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Edith.
Keota Eagle: H. c. Taylor of Korea
and r. B. Taylor of Oskaloosa were
New Years guests at the F. G. Hen
ness home. They are related. H..
C. Taylor has seen six and a half
years of service as Methodist mis-
sionary in Korea and is now attend
ing school in Evanston, Illinois.
Newton Record: Rev. II. c. Millice,
for several years pastor of Methodist
churches at different points in Jasper
county DuJ hON paotoi VI thS Sh"i Va
at Sweetland in Muscatine county,
was in the city Monday on his way
to visit with old friends at Lynnville
and made this Office a call. Mr.. Mill
ice is known as one of the best work
ers among the preachers of the Iowa
Conference and is man Of much in.
fiuence in Methodist affairs.
Montezuma Republican: MICS Win
ME Morton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. f. Morton, left Friday for Pocta-
tello, Idaho, where she has been en-
ployed to teach in the public schools
of that city. Pocatello is a city Of
10000 or more population. Miss
Winnie taught. the past few months
at New Sharon, taking the place of
the regular teacher, who was COMPEL
ed to drop her work temporarily on
account of illness in the family, Be-
fore that she taught in the Oskaloosa
schools.
Saturday Globe: In serving as a
member of the board of supervisors
T. w. Denney. pwhose term of office
expired with the 1old year, gave to
the public his best efforts. The Globt
may not have agreed always with his
views, but his sincerity of purpose
was beyond question. He was de-
liberate in arriving at a decision, but
once having determined a course OF
action, he was a tiXture-right there
you could find him. Differences OF
opinion are sometimes enjoyable, of
ten helpful, always endurable if join
ed with sincerity and stability Those
who knew Mr.. Denney in his official
relations viii admit, regardless OF
possible divergent views. that once
having satisfied himself on a PROPOSE
tion, he was slayer
Ottumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs
Henry w. Lunt, 71S Ellis avenue, en-
tertained a company OF friends at din
ner Friday in honor OF the seventy
seventh birthday Of the host. A four
course turkey dinner was served at
one o'clock. Mrs. Eva Smith of Rose
Hill, sister of the hostess, present
ed the host with a large pink and
white birthday cake, bearing his birth
date, age and name. He was also
the recipient of several handsome
gifts. During the afternoon the par
ty attended the motion picture thea
tres. Those present were Mr.. anC
Mrs. S. V. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs
George Sparks, Miss Holloway of Os
kaloosa, Mrs. VIM. Umstead and Miss
Eva Smith of Rose Hill, Philemon
Jackson of Oskaloosa, and Mrs. Lol
Thompson Of this city.
tFrom Wednesdays Daily)
Mrs. T. P. Johnson, No. 1l16 Soutl
Market street is quite i'll with an at
/ tack Of the all prevalent la grippe.
Mrs. J. ]. Frater left this mornin.
for New Sharon, where she will Wis
it for a short time with friends an'
relatives.
Miss Pearle Matthews who has beer
visiting with relatives and friends
here since the holidays returned t
her home in Des Moines yesterday.
Miss Sam Holmes, of Lynnville
who has been under medical atten
ton at the Abbott Hospital for SOM
time, lett this morning for her home
Trainmen on M. & st. l.. trains Nc
2 and No. report big and dec
snow at Albert Lea, Mimi, yesterda,
land last evening. The snow becam
so deep as to threaten traffic.
4 F. H. Branienburg and son, G. R
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