The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27
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lFrom saturday's Daily

Mrs. Harry Hicks left this mornin
for brief visit with J. Hicks in De
Moines.
Mrs. A. C. Lane left this mornlnI
for Pella where she will make a brie
visit with friends.
Mrs Hazel Cruzen went to Patton
Iowa, this morning where she will
visit her sisters and brothers for I
few days.
VIII Barr Of Clarion, Iowa, return
ed to his home yesterday after a visi
G avenue east.
DR.. Barnes has just returned from
Bussey where he was in consultation
with DIR. Anderson over the serious
case of the Chambers boy.
Paul HiVely, suffering with a rup
ture, has been taken to the Oska
loosa hospital where he is now rest
ing well under treatment.
Miss Ula Mitchell, Senior at
Penn college, left this morning for
Jefferson, Iowa, where she will spend
the coming week with relatives.
Marshalltown Times'- Republican
Mrs. Jesse Davis went Wednesday
evening to Oskaloosa to visit her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
White.
Rev. A. Corbett, of Boonville, Mo-,
arrived last night to spend Sunday in
Oskaloosa, He will conduct SER
vices at St. James Episcopal church
tomorrow.
Mrs. Bessie Quick and daughter,
Mrs. J. c. Mahaffey, left this morn.
ing for Boone, Iowa, called there by
the serious illness of Mrs. Quick's
mother, Mrs. Lee.
Miss Prudence Jones has resigned
her position with the Oskaloosa Dry
Goods Co., and left this morning for
Des Moines where she has accepted
splendid position with Harris-Em.
cry Co.
Saturday Globe: The Chicago Her.
aid of a recent date contained a large
portrait of Miss Louise Llewellyn, a
sister of Mrs. James A. Deayitt, of
this city. At the recent cabinet din
ner given by Pres. and Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson, Miss Llewellyn appeared as
the entertainer of the evening in a
program of folk songs. In this line
Miss Llewellyn has no superior and
has given very careful study to the
folk songs of various nationalities.
This latter appearance by invitation
at the White House was a high honor
and a graceful recognition of the
young lady's artistic abilities
Mrs. 4. H. Gibbs has just received
word from Denver, Colo, that Guy
Woodin's horse, Ann Pennington,
won first prize and a blue ribbon at
the Denver Horse Show last night.
Mr.. Woodin purchased the horse in
Kentucky and has in the animal
very fine pedigreed horse. Many of
the very best horses in the country
we're entered in the Denver show, and
so Mr.. WoOdin feels very proud over
the honors won by Ann Pennington.
Besides the Kentucky horse, he has
two fine Canadian horses also enter.
ed in the show. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
in and children were in attendance
at the show during the entire week.
Mr.. WOodin will stop here Monday en-
route to Chicago.
Two Oskaloosa lads are becoming
sensational in basket ball play Lake
Forest team five of which Leon Nc
Ferran, son of Rev. Alexander Nc
Ferran of OskaloOsa, is a member,
went to Notre Dame last Saturday
and defeated the invincible team of
that school 80 to "a. Notre Dame
was a little in the lead up to the sec
ond half. Thinking to increase their
cd -,
and Lake Forest players overwhelm-
ed them. Report from Notre Dame
said that no one was able to stop the
visitors play. McFerran was credit
ed with three field goals. Howard
Millard has heen doing spectacular.
work for Bloomington. Illinois, and
gets his picture in all the leading pa
pers. The Wasp" as they call Mil
lard, plays on the Wesleyan team. A
few days ago at Peoria Willard de-
feated Bradley II to - when he shot
the final goal. Willard says Bloom
ington is great basket ball town. At
a recent game over five hundred re-
served seats we're sold. Three tour
naments are dated there for the sea-
fj)g,-county high school, district
hi6Ai pNhOOl WIN ln6hLg OLA lBdUlS,
and Illinois intercollegiate with
eighteen minor college teams
What Cheer Patriot: Geo. Eberline
of Oskaloosa returned home to Oska-
loosa Saturday after spending a few
days here.
New Sharon Star: Mr. and Mrs.
Carrot Van Genderen are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby boy, Sat.
urday night.
Sigourney Review: Ray Hopkirk
and homer Butler went to Oskaloosa
Friday morning to bring back a car
for Roy Randall.
Pella Booster-Press: Dick Syn
horst and wife of Oskaloosa were ov-
sr Sunday visitors in Pella with their
paents and friends.
Centeryille Citizen: Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore McDade of Oskaloosa are
visiting relatives and friends at
Coatesyille, Mo-, this week.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. c. c..
Blanchon came up from Oskaloosa
Tuesday for a short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. A. w. Saunders.