The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-05-25


= Roy McIntire.
Knoxville Express: Mrs e. j. So
r den visited a few days last week
, Oskaloosa with her mother, Mr.
Frank Risney.
, Montezuma Republican: Mrs. u
derwood came Tuesday from 0skalo
sa, called here by the sickness of Mr.
C. F. Underwood.
b Sigourney Review: Mrs. Dwight B
man of Oskaloosa came in Tuesds
morning for visit with her mothe
Mrs. John Vittetoe.
Washington Journal: Miss Margue
tie McGugin has returned home froI
Oskaloosa, where she had been a CUES
of Mrs. MantOn Hebner.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Ed. Beman wen
to Delta last evening to be present a
the banquet of the Alumni associatio
of which they are members.
Martinsburg Journal: Mrs. LATE Me
5erschmitt of of Oskaloosa. was an oN
err Sunday visitor at the home of he
parents, MIR and Mrs. John Brown.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. H. {
Harner went to New Sharon Monda,
to see her new grandson. who arrivet
at the Marion Harner home Sunday.
Ottumwa Review: Mr. and Mrs. II
w. Lunt. us Ellis avenue returned
| Tuesday from two weeks trip to OS
kaloosa, New Sharon, Traitor and Pei
| la.
Sigourney Review: Mrs. w. G. Gil
more of Oskaloosa was in Sigourney
Saturday morning on her way to Viola
Iowa, to conduct evangelistic meet
ings.
New Sharon Star: Miss Clemmie
Jackson has returned to her home
near OSkaIoosa after a two weeks Wis
it at the home of her brother, Harlan
Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mathews have re
moved from their place on North G
street to the property vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Mathews, No. 316 North
B street.
Ploasantville News: Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Walker of Leighton and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Walker of Oskaloosa,
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
J. Stevens.
New Sharon Star: Misses Dykstra
and Lovejoy. who are nurses at the
Mercv Hospital Oskaloosa. Iowa, Wis
tied half a day with jake, the little
son of r. p. Brom. 1t is thought he is
somewhat improved at this writing.
Ralph Hoff has gone to Missouri in
advance of a company of fifteen Or
more Penn College students who will
spend the summer months in canvass
ing in that state and further west. Mr..
Hoff was accompanied by Mr.. Had
ley.
Pella BoOster-Press: Mrs. Clarence
Van Vark went to Oskaloosa Tuesday
afternoon where she will visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Barr. She
also expected to 20 to Eddyville where
she will spend the week end visiting
her sister, Mrs. ] Burgraff.
Fred Matthew has moved to Mime
apolis where he has been given a fine
position with the NJ. &, st. l.. Railway,
Mrs. Mathews is now at the parental
FC. KIenper home on South Second
street but will join Mr.. Mathews in
residence at the Twin Cities in few
days.
New Sharon Star: A battered fen,
der on r. r. Osbornes new car gives
evidence of contact with a telephone
pole in East OskalOOsa a few days
ago He was in company with Rev. p
NJ. COnant at the time A man is not
always reasonable for the SOberneSs
Of his condition when in company
with a preacher.
Newton Daily News: Miss Mary
Forsyth of Sully, had a painful acct
dent Saturday while moving the lawn
She let the sickle slip, cutting a small
ncissiOn on the ankle which caused
blood poison to set in. causing much
Mrs Frank Sherman of O3.
kaloosa is caring for Miss Forsyth and
she is doing nicely.
Twenty-Five Of the members of the
oskaloosa W. c. 7. L. went to Rich
and Wednesday to attend the meet
nC held at that place. The OskalOosa
ladies' were met at the train by Mr..
and Mrs c. A. NeviIl anil others in
autos and taken to their fine home
and thence to the Friends church.
where the meetings were held The
we're rovailv entertained at the home
Of the Richland people. Everything
was gratis" Rev. James w. Wilson
and wife of the NJ e church and Mrs
l.. J. Trigg nee Miss Ruby Reeder OF
and others merit special
for their effort1 to entertain
auI to please the Oskalonsa people.
Mrs. B. Bottorf entertained the local
delegates at a twelve O'Clock luncheon
Thursday at her splendid residence.
'Justamere Home"
AmOng those we'll known in Oska-
loosa who are attending the session
Of the General Conference of the
Methodist church now in session in
SARATOGA Springs. n. Y. are DR. J. ".
of Manhattan. Kansas. and
DR.. J. w. Somerville of Wichita. Kan
sas. he having been granted a leave
of absence from his pastorate of three
weeks. Through the generosity Of the
pastors and laynen of the OskaloOsa
District. DR.. G. L. Minear and wife
are also enjoying the events of the
session. These good peaDle do not 90
as regular delegates and so have no
vote in the questions to be decided
but they are visitors with a vital in
terest in all that has to do with the
well being of Methodi3m. Dr. Somer.
vile. aside from his pastorate is the
Recording Secretary of the General
commission on Evangelism
which has been in charge of the great