The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-08-24

I ding of Ozella Bosnell, a daughter OF
Rev George Bosnell, at one time
PRESIDENT of Oskaloosa. Mrs. Carrie
Johnson joined them here, where she
has been visiting during Chautauqua,
and will go on with her daughter, Mrs.
Hoover for several months visit In
Conn. -
Grin C. Scott of Berwyn, Illinois,
formerly superintendent Of Oskaioosa
city schools through an extended term
of service following the administration
of Homer H. Seerley, was in town for
la few days visit. incidentally Mr.. Scott
has been attending reunion of the
Scott family representatives at Chart
ton last week. Two hundred or more
lof the children and the children's chill
dref and the grand children were pres
ent for a session covering a period or
Iseyeral days. There were five children
,,of the original line: David; the Rev.
George, father of o, G. Scott; Charles;
! Alexander and Andrew Zane. The lat
ter was represented at the gathering
/ by eleven children, the youngest OF
whom was past fifty years of age.
Grinnen Register: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| A. Blair and family motored to Oska-
loosa yesterday.
Grinnell Register Misses Mary, Ag-
mes and Anne Dennson spent Friday
in OskalOosa at the j. J. Hays home.
Fairfield Ledger: Mr.. and Mrs. La
nan Sylvester and son Lester, of Os-
kainoaa. have been visiting Mrs. Han
nah Skew the past week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Dexter are
spending several days AT Lakenan,
Mo-, visiting with friends and rela-
tives They made the trip by auto.
Knoxville Journal: C. McNulty of
the Caldwell Silo Co., of Oskaloosa,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James McNulty
of this city, visited here with his par
ents Monday, night while looking az
ter business for the eompanys-r.I e.
| Several new faces will be, seen on
the Penn college faculty this. year,
among whom will be Miss Lillian Ewes
of Richmond, Ind, instructor In mod.
ern languages; Miss Jennie Frye,
teacher of children's plano classes,
and Carl Woodford, violin and instru!
mental music. -.r. .,.t,,,,o
IIMiss Nellie Fortune sends cards to
friends in the cityistating that the de-
\ lightful trip whioh0 Sh e. has been hav1
| ing this summer is about to draw to
close She is at the present time in
Banff, Alberta, Canada, and stated that
on Friday of last week it showed most
of the day there.
Pella Booster: Miss Letetia Brunia,
graduate nurse of Oskaloosa and sis.
ter, Henrietta, graduate nurse of Mer-
cy hospital of Des Moines, returned,
to their home in this city the fore
part of this week from La Crosse,
Wis., where they enjoyed two weeks
vacation at the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Boyuls have re-
turned to 'Oskaloosa after a residence
of five months in Pennsylvania where
Mr. Boyuls went to accept a position.
He has returned to his former place
With the Oskaloosa Artificial Ice Co..
in Oskaloosa. The family is residing
ut No. '907 South B street. 5D4 Nahr
The late Charles Glover, pioneer
blacksmith, was a lover of the poet
Robert Burns and could quote Burns
by the yard."' He was alsOaright at
home in the efieldEofh Scripture pass.
ages and knew, many chapters etby
heart" He loved argument above all
else nor feared to match witsgWith the
ablest adversary. ."$"L q lp5 t~@l
Ottumwa Review: Dr." and Mrs.Max
Frazier, Miss Helen Snyder and Hoyt
Beans of 0skaloosa, who, were Sun
day guests at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs, Harold S.; Vinson nos North
Court street, returned home last even
ing. They we're accompanied in their
automobile by Mr. and Mrs, Vinson.
Mr.. Vinson returned home this morn
ing and Mrs. Vinson will return to-
morrow.
What Cheer Chronicle Henry Hal
sey and Wella Beans, who have taken
care of the speed department at the
fair grounds for several years, will be
assisted this year by VIM. Wilson and
Edward Lally and no doubt the races
will be fine. The association has
hung up $3.50 in purses and with the
81 900 in special attractions there will
be something doing every minute to
entertain. the, big, crowd. s,,-.
! Many reports from the East tell OF
the success of J.5Worthi Allen, former
instructor of instrumental music. at
Penn college, who Is travelling on
chautauqua work in New York state
this summer, acting as director and
banjo soloist of the William H. Taft
Orchestra. Ex-President Taft as a
lecturer, carries a large orchestra with
him and it, is with, this organization
that Mr.. Allen is associated. .a 'o -,
Mrs. Lucinda Sturdyyin, mother of
Mrs. A. A.. Reid, No. 6l2 South Fifth
street, is lying seriously Ill at the
home of her daughter, of general
break down attendant upon advanced
age. Robert A. Sturdyyin, a son, of
Toledo, Ohio, Mrs.Louie Stevens, Hey
worth, Illinois, and Mrs. Jack Morey,
, Watertown, South Dakota, are here,
summoned to the bedside, The moth
er was in a precarious condition on
Sunday but has since rallied to some
| extent. ......-..
Harry Watts, day clerk at the La
cey Htoel, has resigned his position
and leaves today for Des Moines,
where he will fill a position as clerk
in the new Northwestern Hotel His
wife, who has been in charge of the
local Taft cigar and news stand at
the Lacey, left yesterday for the cap.
ital city and has charge of the Taft
stand in the Northwesterns. Mr..
and Mrs. Watts have been associated