The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-27
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ing the day with friends in Pella.
Mrs. Harry Hicks left this morning
for brief visit with J. Hicks in Des
Moines.
Mrs, A. c. Lane left this morning
Tor Pella where she will make a brief
visit with friends
Mrs. Hazel Cruzen went to Patton,
Iowa, this morning where she will
visit her sisters and brothers for a
few days.
VIII Barr of Clarion, Iowa, return.
ed to his home yesterday after a visit
with his mother and sister, at 1882
avenue east.
Dr. Barnes has just returned from
Bussey where he was in consultation
with DR.. Anderson over the serious
case of the Chambers boy.
Paul Hively, suffering with a rup-
ture, has been taken to the Oska.
loosa hospital where he is now rest.
ing well under treatment.
Miss Ula Mitchell, a Senior at
Penn college, left this morning for
Jefferson, Iowa, where she will spend
the coming week with relatives.
Marshalltown Tines Republican :
Mrs. Jesse Davis went Wednesday
evening to Oskaloosa to visit her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
White.
Rev. A. Corbett of Boonville. Mo,
arrived last night to spend Sunday in
Oskaloosa. He will conduct ser.
vices at st. James Episcopal church |
tomorrow.
Mrs. Bessie Quick and daughter,
Mrs. j. c. Mahaffey, left this morn
ing for Boone. Iowa, called there by |
the serious illness of Mrs Quick's
mother, Mrs. Lee.
Miss Prudence Jones has resigned |
her position with the Oskaloosa Dry
Goods Co., and left this morning for
Des Moines where she has accepted
a splendid position with Harris Elm.
cry Co.
Saturday Globe: The Chicago Her.
aid OF a recent date contained a large !,
portrait of Miss Louise Llewellyn, a
sister of Mrs. James A. Deayitt, of |,
this city. At the recent cabinet din
ner given by Pres. and Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson, Miss Llewellyn appeared as /
the entertainer of the evening in a
program of folk songs. In this line
Miss Llewellyn has no superior and
has given very careful study to the q
folk songs OF various nationalities
This latter appearance by invitation i
at the White House was a high honor f
and graceful recognition of the
young lady's artistic abilities ,
Mrs. 4. H. Gibbs has just received y
word from Denver, Colo, that Guy
Woodin's horse, Ann Pennington,
won first prize and a blue ribbon at =
the Denver Horse Show last night. .
Mr.. Woodin purchased the horse in
Kentucky and has in the animal a
very fine pedigreed horse. Many of l.
the very best horses in the country
we're entered in the Denver show, and L
so Mr.. WOOdin feels very proud over +
he hOnOrs won by Ann Pennington
Besides the Kentucky horse, he has h
.wo fine Canadian horses also enter h
ID in the show. Mr.. and Mrs Wood
n and children were in attendance ;,
It the show during the entire week h
dr. WOOdin will stop here Monday en- p
quite to Chicago
Two OskalOOsa lads are becoming !,
in basket ball play Lake ~
Forest team five of which Leon Nc g
Ferran, son of Rev. Alexander Nc =
'erran Of OskaIoosa, is a member,
vent to Notre Dame last Saturday "
md defeated the invincible team of II
hat school 80 to "a. Notre Dame d
vas little in the lead up to the sec
md half. Thinking to increase their Il
advantage they sent in substitutes n
nd Lake Forest players overwhelm- IL
ID them. Report from Notre Dame
aid that no one was able to stop the b,
'isitors' play. McFerran was credit. h
ID with three field goals. Howard a
dillard has heen doing spectacular
york for Bloomington, Illinois, and ~
cts his picture in all the leading pa -
ers. The Wasp" as they call Mil h,
ard, plays on the Wesleyan team. A
eW days ago at Peoria Willard de- =,
Gated Bradley II to Il when he shot NJ
he final goal. Willard says Bloom 81
ngton is a great basket ball town. At >"
recent game over five hundred re- IL
erved seats were sold. Three tour
aments are dated there for the sea- 81
JoTS-county high school, district "
Ugh school with twenty-six teams, in
nd Illinois intercollegiate with s.
ighteen minor college teams
What Cheer Patriot: Geo. Eberline NJ
I Oskaloosa returned home to Oska- hi
oosa Saturday after spending a few tt
avs here. Sc
New Sharon Star: Mr. and Mrs.
iarret Van Genderen are rejoicing al
yer the arrival of a baby boy, Sat n
rday night. tn
Sigourney Review: Ray Hopkirk NJ
nd hOmer Butler went to Oskaloosa III
riday morning to bring back a car
or Roy Randall. tn
Pella BOoster-Press: Dick Syn ~
Orst and wife of Oskaloosa were ov- Gl
r Sunday visitors in Pella with their ut
aents and friends. II
Centerville Citizen: Mr.. and Mrs. -
heodore McDade of Oskaloosa are ~
isiting relatives and friends at I'
Mo, this week u. ~
New Sharon Star: Mrs. c. c. ar
lanchon came up from OskaIoosa
tuesday, for a short visit with her g.
apghter, Mrs. A. w. Saunders ~
H. A. Snuffin, of Centeryille, for of