The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-05-11

| in attendance at the meeting of the
| Tenth District Endeavor convention
making an address last evening and
one this evening. Rev Carroll Is
THE president of Iowa Yearly Meeting
lof Friends Society of Christian En-
doayo:.
Tennis Green, accompanied by his
mother. and Miss Josephine Hilliard
and Miss Helen Abrams, drove to Os.
kaloosa from New Providence yester.
day. Miss billiard and Miss Abrams
are guests at the parental c. w.
Abrams home, while Mrs. Green and
Der son are guests with their daugh.
tiers and sisters who are attending
Penn college.
Corydon representatives arriving
here last evening to attend the South
ern Iowa High School Conference &C
tivities today are: e. F. Midday, II. Fl.
Holiday, G. E. Hess, Florence Bea-
man, Mildred Walker, Florence Sill
vernail, Marvel Goodhart, Marietta
Walker. Doris Silby, Carrie Mead,
Fred A Steiner, Frank e. Bower and
J. P. futile. They are guests at the
Lacey Hotel.
plOUts n anu
fitting honor has been granted to
Prof. F. c. Stanley of Penn college,
by the Iowa Academy of Science. At
the annual state meeting held last
week at Des Moines, Prof. Stanley
was elected to a fellowship in that
organization. For the past few years
Prof Stanley had been an associate
fellow, and this higher recognition
was offered by the Academy in view
of his work in the scientific depart
ments at Penn.
(From Mondays Daily.i
Miss Edna Pempster of Oskaloosa
College was visitor with Grinnell
people yesterday.
PelIa Chronicle: Mrs. Dick SynhOrst
of Oskaloosa visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, J. H. Reuvers, Saturday.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Charles Bow
ser and children of Everest went to
Oskaloosa Saturday evening for an in
definite stay.
Keokuk County News: Rev. Orville
Hedge went to Oskaloosa Monday
morning to attend a state convention
of the Christian church.
Grinneil Register: T. J. Bray of o.
kaloosa, was here yesterday transact
ing business. Gee, it seems funny to
say Tom of Oskaloosa.
Montezuma Republican: Ledger Eas
ter of Oskaloo5a was in MonteBuma
on business and visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Easter.
Brooklyn Chronicle: Mrs. H. c.
Light went to OskalooSa Wednesday
morning as a DELEGATE to the district
of the Woman's Home
Society.
Montezuma Republican: Jack Car
rol, veteran conductor on the NJ. & st.
l. who has been spending the winter
at Burlington, came in Thursday on
his passenger run. Carroll hangs up
every winter on account of rheuma-
tism. He expects to take his regular
turn within a few days.
Walter T. Newkirk who has been
engaged in the promotion of MelCher
since the beginning of the town, has
accepted position with the New York
Central railroad at $4,000 a year. He
will work in the same line as with the
Rock Island. the rromOtion of tho
townsite business.
Elmer Mitchell of New Sharon, re
publican candidate for State Senator
was in town Saturday lOking after
his political fences and attending to
business. Mr.. Mitchell says he is re-
ceiving many compliments for his
platform as published some time ago,
ar.l he is feeling good over his pros
poets at the June primaries.
Sigournev Review: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Tinsley entertained a company
of friends last Wednesday evening at
cards. The rooms of their beautiful
home were graced by bouquets Of yell
low roses. snapdragons and viOlets.
Yellow and lavender were also appar-
ent in the pretty Easter decorations
of the supper tables an dthe delicious
two course menu served. The game of
800" was played at seven tables, Mrs.
Hebner of OskaloOsa and Mrs. Frank
SchiIt of Iowa City were among the
guests.
The Lexington Kentucky Leader Of
May /, SAYS: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w.
King are welcoming a little daughter
who was born on the 28th of April at
the Good Samaritan Hospital The
pretty baby is called Betty Lucille
King and many friends have good
wishes for her welfare. Mr. and Mrs
King have recently come to Lexington
from Des Moines, la, to make their
home and are an attractive addition
to the West Third street neighbor
hood, having leased furnished house
there. Mrs. King was formerly Miss
Rernice Chase and is we'll known in
OskaloOsa.
Whittier. Cal. Daily News: Mrs.
Frank Owens entertained at her home
on East Philadelphia street last even
ing in compliment to former Penn
college associate, Miss Charlotte John.
son of Grinnell, Iowa. The guests who
were invited in for the informal even.
ing were also former associated Of
Miss Johnson at the Friends college
of Oskaloosa, Iowa. The evening was
enc of great pleasure as the guests re
called many happy "reminiscences OF
their college days and the calamities
of those days which time has trans
muted into comedies, so that now their
recollection creates ripples OF mirth.
Miss Johnson is of the class of "a and
following her graduation took up nurs.
ing. She was at one time head of one
of the important wards in the Cook
county Illinois. hospital. She is at