The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-11-16


J turned with him, and he was justly
proud of this. He worked hard get.
ting 1t cleaned and skinned and hung
it out In the cold to freeze and went
to sleep thinking what nice feed he
was going to have. Something beat
him to it, though. for when he went
to get Mr. Robbit he never would
have known that the bunch Of bones
hanging there was the rabbit of the
evening before.
Richland Clarion: Mrand Mrs. VIM.
Brady of Oskaloosa, visited friends in
town Saturday.
Miss Esther Freed of Abba spent
Sunday at the parental Freed home
in Abba, returning to school at Penn
this morning.
| Washington Journal: Mrs. A. e.
Grim of Oskaloosa came Friday even
ing to visit at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Charles Lovelett, who is i'll.
Dr.. L. NJ. Grigsby of 421 North Mar
ket street was visitor in Marshall
town last week while on his way to
Mt. Vernon, where the Grigsby boys
are in college.
Harter Hull was down from Des
Moines Sunday for a rehearsal with
the X. of P.AGlee Club, preparatory
for their concert which they will
| give in short time.
Montezuma Republican,: Mrs.
Chester Bryan and daughter, of New
Sharon. visited a part of last week at
the parental J. B. Bryan home. Sun
! day ]. B. and wife, accompanied by
Mrs. Chester Bryan and daughter,
drove to New Sharon and spent few
hours and from there went to Oska-
loosa for the rest of the day. n +
Miss Helen Hanna of Penn college
and the family of ]. w. Hanna Of La
cey had the pleasure of greeting
friends and relatives from Long
Beach, California, on Sunday. They
came by the auto route overland and
visited with friends in Lone Tree,
Iowa, prior to coming to Oskaloosa.
They are gradually working their way
towards home. ~" 5.' Lj".
Eddyville Tribune: Wilbur Rice
and family, who moved here from
New Sharon last spring, Mr.. Rice at
that time being connected with the
Eddyville Garage, moved back to New
Sharon this week. The Rices were
quite well pleased with Eddyville
and did not like to move away, but
Mr.. Rice received tempting offer to
move onto the farm of his father-in-
law in the western edge of New
Sharon.
Mrs. c. e. Barnard left Monday
morning for Indianapolis, Ind, where
she will attend the national conven-
ton of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union Iowa will have
twenty delegates in this convention
and Mrs. Barnard of Oskaloosa has
the honor of being one of the twenty,
selected by the state organization.
This honor is most worthily bestowed
and reflects credit upon the local or
ganization in which she has been
prominent for years and through
which she has been a leader in local
accomplishment. III
J. E. Genkins, visitor in oska-
loosa from Rock Island, Illinois, paid
high tribute to Oskaloosa by stating
that "the more any body travelled and
came in contact with other localities
and saw the way they lived and
carried on their business affairs, the
more we have to give Oskaloosa the
palm for htr unusually clean streets,
the quiet and friendly attitude of her
citizens and the general up-to-date-
ness and progressive spirit of her
business men. This being true, you
and coming to see the old town once
more"
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Grinnell Register: Chester Van.
derveer of Oskaloosa spent Sunday
at his home here.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Harson spent Sunday at the Arthur
Chord home in Oskaloosa.
J. B. Doll is delighted with the idea
of Montana electing the first lady
congressman,-or woman,-which is
it?
Washington Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Lees of Pittsburgh, who have been
visiting int own for the last two days,
went to Oskaloosa Saturday.
| Washington Journal The Misses
Vera and Gladys Crone and Thelma
Page went to Oskaloosa Saturday
morning and spent the day visiting
friends.
C. E. Lofand is home from Denver
where he accompanied his daughter,
Mrs. Fred p. Van Sickle, who has
been visiting at the parental home on
High avenue east.
! What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Morris
Freeman of Barnes City was What
Cheer caller Friday on her way to
Oskaloosa where she will visit in the
homes of relatives.