The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

Stella Berry at the Sam Berry home
Delta Press: Ethel Walden went t
0skaloosa Wednesday for visit will
her aunt, Mrs. Roland.
Packwood Review: Miss Bertha Blu
ell of Oskaloosa arrived Monday ant
will conduct song service at the ten
meeting.
4 Mason City Times: William Woot
en-, living south of the city, spent the
first OF the week with relatives al
Des Moines and Oskafoosa.
Grinnell Herald: p. S. Waring spent
the Fourth III Oskalo6sa with his
father. The elder Waring will be sc
years old next October, but seems
strong and we'll.
Delta Press: Misses Ethel Lister oil
Rose Hill and Blanche Lister of Os'
kaloosa returned to their homes last
| Wednesday after a visit with their
| friend, Miss Nellie Stought.
| Knoxville Express: Mrs. H. Hey.
kens returned the first of the week
from Oskaloosa, Kansas, where she
was called about a omnth ago by the
| of her father.
Knoxville Express: Miss Mildred
ellison was in Oskaloosa the latter
part of last week visiting friends.
Miss Gibson is here on two weeks
vacation from her training as a nurse
at the hospital in Des Moines.
Bussey Record: Miss Ludema Atch,
ison was in Oskaloosa a portion of
last week visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Brickey. Mr.. Brickey was seriously
| injured few weeks ago by falling
from high building, but at present
is able to walk little.
Eddyville Tribune: w. l.. Hays aud
d. H.. Cowan drove to Oskaloosa a
few days ago and from there to the
county farm in Scott township, Mr..
Hays going out to see his ward,
Thomas Fisher, who is making his
home on the county farm. He found
Mr.. Fisher getting along nicely.
President David M. Edwards will
leave this evening on trip to the
Pacific Coast in the interests of the
Penn College Endowment campaign.
Enroute he will visit Denver, Boise,
Portland, Seattle, Berkeley, Los An
geles, Whittier, Pasadena, and other
places President Edwards has his
itinerary mapped out so that he will
be back in Oskaloosa by July %, to be
here for the closing week of the
great campaign.
Knoxville Journal Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Wolf certainly spent the most en-
joyable Fourth they have known for
some years. On that date land so
far as a portion of the company was
concerned, for several days previously
they had the pleasure of being sur
rounded by all their children, chill
dreninlaw, and grandchildren. The
company comprised the following
named persons: Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Wolf and children, of Ravenna, Ohio;
Mr. and Mrs. ,Harve Rhynsburger and
children, of Oskaloosa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben WofTand children, also of Oska-
loosa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Wolf
of thiS city. 1t is the first time the
entire family has been together for
several years, and so far as some of
rthe cousins We're concerned, it was
the first time they had ever met.
In the July issue of the Theatre
Magazine an Oskaloosa girl receives
signal recognition and brief sketch
of Virginia Hammond" is noted. AT
ter an abesnce of two years, Miss
"Pansy" Shumate that used to be, has
returned to the stage and so continues
to develop her unusual talent as an
elocutionist and as an actress. In
private life she is Mrs. T. II. O'Grady
of Chicago, on the platform she is
Virginia Hammond" but to those
who knew her years ago when she liv.
ed in OskalooSa, she will always be
remembered as "Pansy ShumSteS"
Even as a student in Penn college
she gave evidence of extraordinary
gifts in expression and since she has
acquired renOwn under such leaders
as f. II. Sothern, William Courtney
and Edgar Selwyn, she has more than
succeeded in the ideals and expecta-
tions of her many friends. Oska-
loosa always rejnices in the good for
| tune of her ambitious sons and
daughters who have gone forth to win
fame and have succeeded. TO-,
(From Mondays Daily.)
Mrs. 0. p Dede, of Philadelphia, is
q guest in the city at the c. K. Loft.
and home for few days.
Mrs. Mary Malone and little grand
son, Frank Sullivan, of Denver, Colo,
are visiting friends in the city.
Miss Winffred Anderson left this
morning for Des Moines where she
will look after business matters.
1 Harry Templeton has returned from
Lake Okoboji where he accompanied
party of friends via automobile.
! hazel Phillips returned last evening
| from Des Moines where she has been
for the past two weeks visiting rela'
tives.
Mrs. Fred Morgan returned to her
home in Iowa City this morning fol
lowing a short visit here with rela
tiYes.
Miss Mildred Watts OF Cedar Rapids
returned to her home yesterday after
noon alter few days visit here with
relatives.
Mrs. A. Corcoran left yesterday af
ternoon for Iowa Falls where she will
spend several days visiting with hel
daughte'.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Harris return
ed this morning to their home in Des
Moines after a brief visit in the city
with friends.
! ]. H. Rheinholdt, of Minneapolis
an executive of the M. & st. L., is n
town to-day, looking after road bust
q ness matters.
| Mrs. Belle Baker OF New Sharon re