The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21

Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daggett, o
Abba, were in town Sunday guests o.
the Charles Beadle home No. 1906
South Market street.
Abba Union: Mrs. Lou Spooner has
returned to her home in oskaloosa
after a pleasant visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Chas. Schroeder.
Miss Hazel McGlasson, Of the Seev
ers & Corlett law office, is on duty
to-day after weeks visit with Mrs
Dot Hutton at Des Moines.
Bussey Record: Misses Madge
Bates and Mabel Ware and James
Bass, of Oskaloosa, were guests of
their friend, Miss Grace Miner, Sat.
urday.
DR.. L. NJ. Grigsby in his Sunday
morning sermon eloquently referred
to the heroic sacrifice of the Ottum-
wa ana Grinnelll fireman in refusing
to accept pay for their services, but
passing the money on to the needy
poor for Christmas.
Ward Bridgeman and Frank Pen
nington have purchased and will oper.
ate the Penn Cafe, 216 High avenue
west, formerly owned by o. c. Pen.
or Penn, the Fat Man.
Dick" Bridgeman and Frank Pen
nington are we'll known.
N. A. King. representative of the
Western Adjustment and Inspection
Company of Des Moines, will probably
10 most of the adjusting for the In
,urance companies having policies eff
'ected by the Friday blaze. However
some independent adjustors may take
,art representing Independent COM;
1anies.
Brighton Enterprise: w. AL White
vent up to Oskaloosa last Saturday
o attend banquet which some of his
riends had arranged for him. He re-.
NAMED for a few days longer to visit
lis sister. Mrs. Bertha Nichola and
hen went on to Hedrick where he has
,een enjoying farm life at the home
# a niece.
w. G.. Wilson, the insurance and real
state man, recently had the pleasure
Il a visit from his brother JEFF F.
of st. Paul, Mimi, that he had
lot seen for several years. His visit
ere not only involved considerable
ersonal pleasure, but several Import
mt matters of business We're cared
or. He is arranging to go into the
orth western states as a Missionary.
President David M. Edwards was at
Ioney Creek FRIENDS conference Sun
ay and helped dedicate the New
Ioney Creek Friends Meeting House. .
rhe new church has just been erect
d at a cost of $4,000 Most of the /,
money necessary for the meeting
.ouse was raised previous to the dedi-
alton, and only $1,000 had to be sub
cribed yesterday. President Ed
ards states that $1,700 was raised
r $500 more than was asked.
CFrom TUESDAYS Daily.I
Mrs. Walter Clark OF Olivet was
hopping in the city Saturday.
Curtis Oldham spent the week end a..
n Des Moines looking after bust |
less matters.
Mrs. John SOdak has returned to
Ter home in Evans after spending
he morning in the shops of the city. !
Mrs. r. V. Clark and Mrs. George .
icCombs have returned to their
ONES in OIivet after a shopping trip
o the city. |
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Zabilka have
to their home in Harvey :
fter spending a couple OF days in
he city shopping. =,
Miss Lulu Bennett passed through
he city Saturday enroute to Bona
arte from Latimer, Iowa. She will {
rend the holidays visiting her par
nts.
Mrs. c. A. Myers and daughter, .
FRS. Blanche Robertson, went to
)livet Saturday where they spent .
he week end visiting. Mrs. Robert
on's parents.
The Grinnell fremen who assisted /
nc local company and the Ottumwa ,
ire fighters in stopping Fridays
laze were: Earl Keely, J. l.. Eel
Dws, f. Jones, Kincaid, Joe Scrwab.
steve Smith, Burk. Laymiller r
Boren and Noel.
Nal Rose is having very excel
emit sale of his latest booklet OF
erse, Listen To Me-" 1t is gotten !,
p in such attractive form with en-
'elope that it makes a convenient
nd desirable holiday package. 1t
; handled in the local book shops.
"Guilford Hoffman,, at right for
ward played the best game. He |
covered ground FAST, dribbled clever
y, and scored some difficult shots.
lie also made good both his chances
rom the foul limo - The ahnyn &c !