The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-09-21
srent Thursday with friends in oska-

neT sister MTS. y. " niuSNay, dl W
kaloosa.
1 New Sharon Star: Miss Marion Wi
son, who is attending the Penn. Schoo
lof Commerce was an over Sunday Wis
itor at her home here.
i What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. K. Thorn
as returned Saturday from Oskaloos'
where he has been visiting for tn,
past few days with relatives.
Bussey Record: Miss Grace Miner
went to Oskaloosa Saturday morning
ard was a guest of her friend, Miss
Louie Mason, until Sunday evening.
Abba Republican: Rev. andMrs. viii
liam Porter we mt to Oskaloosa Tues
day to visit Mr.. Porter's sisters, Mrs
Eva Gordon and Miss Elizabeth Por.
ter.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. ]. A. Sarvi;
returned Monday evening from Oska-
loosa, where she visited few days at
the home of her nephew, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Jarvis.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. S. J. Yer.
non, of Oskaloosa, spent a few days
here the latter part of last week visit
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
H. Jay Townley.
ColfaX Clipper. Mrs. L. p. Roenspiess
Of Oskaloosa. was a caller at he S. c.
Paschal home Saturday. Mr.. Paschal
travelled for II years for Mr.. Roen-
spiess, until his death.
Pella Booster-Press: Misses Nellie
and Anna GosselinN left for Oskaloosa
Wednesday afternoon where they will
srcnd the week end visiting at the
home of their uncle Lawrence Gosse-
link.
Rev. c. J. Mellburg and family are
moving to Ottumwa this week where
Mr.. Mellburg will have his pastorate.
He will also have charge of the church
n Hiteman in addition to his Ottumwa
,harge. ....
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Martin of 500 :
North Market street have returned !
rom an extended visit in the east,
where they spent several weeks visit
ne their old home and with relatives =,
nd friends.
Fremont Gazette: Berry Afdridge,
f Fremont, and John N. Mccoy, of
,skaloosa. departed yesterday for At
hison. Neb., on their annual CHICKEN
nd duck hunting trip. While there =
IT. Aldridge will visit his brother,
eth Aldridge.
In a note from Brownsville. Texas,
uy Bacon of Davenport, a member of
artery B, sends greetings to Oska- I
rosa friends. He adds: like army life {
cry much, and especially the artillery. !
ve have some interesting technical
ar problems to work"
Montezuma Republican: A. A. Ham
ton and family of Des Moines, and
on Frank and wife of Oskaloosa visit
the formers half-brother, viii 4
lain, Sunday. The Hamiltons conduct
stores at Knoxville, Oska-
,osa, Ames and Des Moines.
Carroll II. Feezer has recently ap- {
cared as a publisher in working upI S
nd placing before the public as neat ;
nd as pleasing a directory of the
,cmbersnip of Central NJ. E. Church |
) anyone could desire. 1t is filled with
aluabIe facts regarding the church
nd its societies, a complete list of the
resent members and their known ad 7
regses an da list of all officers and ,
uportsnt committees. For informa-
on, il is invaluable for reference pur-
Cses.
On the last Sunday of DR.. J. w Il
omerville and family at Wichita, T
ansas, special services were held at s
t. Pauls NJ. f. church and instead Of 7
lie pastor being in charge, it was the
eople who were the leaders. Mrs. ,
omerville was presented with a fine 6
lack Morocco travelling bag and DR..
omeryille received a well filed purse :
T silver. Remarks were made by those
lentlfied with the various interests ,
the church and DR.. Somerville
caves this pastorate with the best .
ishes of all. and a God speed for his ,
Iture success.
Of former Oskaloosa boy, son of
Ir. and Mrs. L. G. Bolton, now of I
Iissoula, the Missoula, Montana, I
ally Missoulain says: Franz Bolton. I
itching for Missoula against Bonner :
unday, hurled no hit game, accord +
lg to belated reports. For some rea-
on no box score was kept of the
anne, which was played at Bonner
nd resulted in a victory for Missoula, =,
to /. Bonner scored it's only run of
he game on errors, while Missoula
unched two hits and two errors for
S scores. Bolton. besides not allow
lg a safe hit, had good control. walk
* only one man and tanning a half
oxen. Therriault shone in the field,
DR. Missoula, making several difficult
tops. The game was the best that has
cen played at the Midtown this year
nd was not decided until the last
ian was out. The batteries for Miss
ula were Bolton and SChlossberg, and
Or the Lumberjacks. Bryan and Hodg.
on.