The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-17

masters, which met there Friday.
o. III. S. basket ball team anC
Coach Kelley left this morning fol
Mt. Pleasant, where they will play
1.-THE Mt. Pleasant high school five this
Ievening.
Cam Wallet arrived home last ey
tening from a trip through Eastern
Iowa. He saws there is more snow
in and around oskaloosa than any
where he has visited lately Around
Davenport the fields are bare. d
| W. F. McCarty began working for
the old Iowa Central, at the local OF
fee, thirteen years ago yesterday.
Mr.. McCarty left the Rock Island
Des Moines Offices and came to this
city, taking a position with the local
road on Feb. II, 1903: ...
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wright. passed
through the city this morning en-
route to Eldon for a brief visit before
returning to their home in Marshall
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright have
been guests with relatives in St.
Louis for the past two weeks.
John McCarty. of the NJ. G. St. l..
Ry., who was the victim of an acct
dent while on duty several days ago,
has been doing we'll at Mercy hos.
pital on North Market street, and
was discharged Thursday and taken
to his home and will be out again in.
a few days.
Master Chester Phillips, Jr, cele-
brated the anniversary of his birth
today with a nice dinner party at
which a number of his companions
and relatives and friends were pres
ent. And besides the dinner they
had a fine time at the Phillips home.
No. 216 North L street, playing games
and amusing themselves generally.
"Spec" Aubrey, who has been
around town several weeks renewing
old time acquaintance and calling
among former friends and associates,
left for New York Friday evening.
He was with a Pacific Expositlons
Entertainment Concession Compa-
nv during the wear 1915 and is now
engaged with the Nestor Film Com
many and has change OF extensive
property near San Diego.
Among the jurors drawn for the
April term of the Federal court TO
We held in Ottumwa are the following
Mahaskans: Dennis Ragen. Jonn
Schultz, James w. Troy. William Van
Duren. l.. S. Walker, w. w. Williams
and S. A. Vail on the grand jury
md E. d. Brubaker, Newton Cox
Charles Oldham, John H. Pickett, Z
NJ. Porter, Albert Roesch and A. F.
Earring on the petit jury.
(From Mondays DaiiyJ -...s
Miss Lucille Parmenter was a pas.
,enger to GrinnelI this morning.
:, Mrs. Harry Jones left this morn
ing for a weeks visit with relatives in
Chicago.
Miss Frances Cox of Rock Rapids
s a guest in the CITY for few days
with Miss Lucile Atchison.
Miss Leila Atchison is looking after
business matters in Des Moines today,
also taking in the auto show.
Miss Eva Harris leaves this even
ing for Glendive, Montana, where she
viii remain for some time, visiting
friends.
Mrs. Maude Jones of the Vogue Mil.
.inery shop arrived home Saturday
from eastern fashion centeTs and a
buying trip.
Mrs. John Brown returned this morn
'ng to her home in Winterset after a
Few DAYS visit in the city at the T.
P. Wilkie home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harold OF
Eddyville we're in town Sunday, guests
of the parental J. G. Harold and {.
L. Farmhouse homes.
T1h- rntnrnnH this J
morning to her home in Winterset
after a few days visit in the city at
the T. P Wilkie home.
Miss Daisy Falls who has been with
Oskaloosa friends and acquaintance
a couple of weeks returned to her
home in Valley Junction Saturday ev-
ening.
Hugh B. Mccoy, city solicitor is
home from a trip to New York City /
In connection with law business. J. A.
Dewitt. opposition attorney in the same
case is also home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Munsel of Hines
are today terminating a visit at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Law,
renee, No 300 Ninth avenue East. {
Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Munsel are
sisters. i
Mrs. c. B. Vermillion and mother,
Mrs Marquis Barr left this morning
for Iowa Falls. where they will visit
for several DAYS at the home OF the
sister and daughter, Mrs. w. NJ.
Snoigrass. 4
Mrs. w. II. Evans left this morning
for Omaha, Nebr., where she win
spend the remainder of the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Jake lessen
and family. It is possible that Mrs.
Evans will remain throughout the
coming summer also.
Mrs. Max Wyman. and the baby boy
who have been staying at the parent
4! home in Lincoln, Nebraska, since
he advent of the young man. arrived
home Saturday evening, and Mr.. Wy,
nan, of the Hawkeye Lumber COM
Dany is the happlest man in town.
G. l.. Black of Grand Island, Ne.
Draska has arrived to take charge OF
he local Woolworth and 10 cent !,
store, filing the vacancy caused by
he transfer of F. H. Fall to Dubuque.
Mr. Black has been In the employe OF
he Woolworth company for a little
over three years. having been engaged
n the stores at Marquette. Michigan, n
md Grand Island. before his transfer 4