The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-20

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tFrom Tuesdays Daily.l
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Heitsman of New
Sharon were looking after local bust
ness matters yesterday.
Mrs. T. N. Manly left this morning
for New Sharon, where she will visit
for a short time at the home of Dr.
G. E. Bartlett
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul IMMERSION re.
turned this morning to their home in
Des Moines after a brief visit in the
city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. MCVay and son
Billy, and Mrs. A. S. Williams of New
Sharon areSguests in the city today at
the J. II. CrOwder home on South A
street,
Mrs. w. II. StrOuse was a passen-
ger to MarshalltOwn this morning, &C
comparing her son, Arthur StrOuse,
and going to visit for a few days with
another son, Herman Strouse.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Eddy of Pennington, Ia,
who has been visiting here for few
days at the G. f. Fair home, left this
morning for Mason City, where she
will spend several days with her hus.
band, j. NJ. Eddy, a wholesale produce
dealer.
Arthur Strouse of this city, has been
transferred by the American Express
Company from the Fairfield office to
MarshalItown, where he will assume
"a position as cashier in the Marshall,
town office. Arthur left this morning
for Marshalltown.
Walter Perry has accepted a posi-
ton in the County Auditors office with
Roy f. Rowland and will help out
during the summer and fall. The two
elections coming this year make the
work in the Office just about double,
and asking two people to care for it
alone is almost out of the question
Mr.. Perry has been assisting city as
SCISSOR for his father for the past few
wears and is familiar with the books
of the Office for this reason.
Mrs. Rhoia Eckman departed this
morning for Denver where she will be
married to Mr.. r. H. B. Davis of Des
Moin y Mr. Davis has been in Ore
gOn and is enroute to his home. They
will spend their honeymoon in Des
MOines. Mr.. Davis has been In Oska-'
loosa a number of times, having been
| Business Agent of the Mission Home
! for a year or more. Their many friends
will extend congratulations and best
wishes. They will reside in Des
Moines.
! OF the sucL ess of a former rector
of ST James Episcopal church of this
city, the Fremont (Nebr) Evening
Tribune says: Sunday was a red let
ter day at st. James Episcopal church
when a class of thirty-eight new mem
bers was admitted to fellowship, the
largest addition to the church ever
made at one time. The church was
crowded for the, occasion and there
was a spirit of rejoicing throughout
the services. The presence of the
bishop, the Right Reverend Arthur l..
Williams, the special music we'll pre-
pared for the occasion and rendered
with an impressive Interpretation,
the large congregation and the large
class, all contributed to make one OF
the most notable incidents in the his
tory OF the church. Rev. VIM. h.
Frost, rector of the church, followed
| the bishop in brief and Well-WOrded
address He had been largely instru-
mental in presenting so large class
and he expressed the satisfaction he
had, COngratulating the church and
the new members upon the OCCASION.
Miss Ruby Brissey was an over
Sunday visitor with Miss Minnie
Mona of Fremont.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Disney have come to
Oskaloosa and will make their home
with Mrs. Dsney's son, W. r HassOn.
The Rev. John MeIlberg of New
York City, who has been a guest with
his brother, Rev. Mellberg, in this
city for the past few weeks, departed
On Wednesday of last week for his
home.
+ Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Valentine, OF
Chelsea, Oklahoma, are in the CITY,
guests of Mr. Valentines daughter,
Mrs. Frank Marschall. Mr.. Valentine
was a former sheriff Of Mahaska
county.
/ Des Moines Daily News; Miss Mil
dred w. Johnson of OskalOosa and
Fred w. Wray of Waterloo have re
turned to their homes. While in the
city they were the guests of Mr. and
RS. O. F. Schee.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Wright and
daughter, Miss Cora, who have been
here visiting at the home OF Mr..
Wright's sister, Mrs. Hanna McGlaS-
son. No. 500 G avenue west, have re-
turned to their home in Hoover Mrs.
McGlasson it will be remembered was
severely burned several weeks ago,
and is just now able to be up and
about the house.
Master Frank Allen, Jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Allen, No. 6l5 b ave
nue. west, in addition to receiving
tremendous bump on the top OF his
Uranium when he fell six feet into an
open areaway at Whittier school a
few days ago, is now laid up at his
home with a case of measles. The
measles do not amount to much but
the fact that he has to remain in the
house and away from companions
hurts and chafes.
! Marshalltown Times Republican
Seven members of the Hook and Nee
die Club of 0skaIoosa were in the
city Thursday as guests OF Mrs. F. N.
Anderson, 9 West Boone street, also
a member OF the club. Mrs. Ander-
son entertained the members at lunch
at the Straub cafe, and the afternoon
was passed with sewing and social
time. Those present from Oskaloosa
were Mesdames Edward Crete, Geo.
Cruzen. Webb Homer, Clair Arnold
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