The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12
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lFrom saturday's Daily

North Market street, returned yester
day from months visit in the west
Mrs. William Barnes of Waterloo
returned to her home this morning
following few days visit here with
relatives.
The Big Review of 1917 company
which played at the Masonic, last ev.
ening, left this morning for Ottumwa,
where they show this evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hammond were
passengers to Los Angeles, Calf, this
morning, going to look for a suitable
location to make their future home.
Guilford Hoffman, is home from
school work at Shattuck for a few
days. coming to have his teeth fixed
following an accident in football
practice.
). p. Knowlton, of Slater, Iowa, has
been a visitor among friends here
this week He was a guest in the
home of his sister, Mrs. Anna Scott,
of North First street.
DR.. Kenneth L. Johnston and bride
have arrived in the city after two
weeks wedding tour through the east.
They will be at home at he Isabelle
Flats on South Market street.
Monmouth College football team
returned to Monmouth, H., this morn
ing, following their game here with
Penn yesterday afternoon when they
buried the Quakers beneath 80 to
score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Billingsly, who
have been making a somewhat ex.
tended visit among friends here and
al the old home place near Kirkyille,
have returned to their home in Page
county.
Fire Chief |. H. McCracken of Os-
kaloosa was in Des Moines this week
to attend the funeral of the late Clar.
ence Wilkins, department captain of
the capital city, who was killed by
an automobile.
DIR. f. B. T. Spencer of Grinnell
College, Grinnell, Iowa, Secretary. of
the National Archaeological Associa-
ton, was in town yesterday, coming
here to deliver lecture at Penn col
lege last evening.
Ottumwa Review: Rev. D. c. Eddy
of Oskaloosa, who has been the guest
of Rev. S. l.. Gilkinson, sos Wabash
avenue, has gone to Centerville
where he will hold quarterly meetings
over the week end.
Rev. c. d. Loehr, pastor of the First
Reformed church, left for Ohio this
afternoon on a business trip. He
will be gone about ten days, and will
attend the meeting of Synod at Or.
angeyille, H., before returning.
T. J. Bray, of the law firm of Bray,
Shif7ctt & Wilkie, has been attending
court in MonteZuma for the past
three weeks. Mr.. Bray represented
one side of every case that was tried
there, and won all of them except
one. Judge Willcockson adjourned
court at Montezuma yesterday, and
will open court here next Monday.
Two ladies named Mcmillan, the
first names of whom both begin with
NJ, entered fancy work at the recent
fair, Mrs. Marion Mcmillan of Os-
kaIoosa and Mrs. Minnie Mcmillan OF
New Sharon. In the premium list
of the fair awards published by the
Herald, credit for Mrs. Marion Nc
Millan's work, tatting, was given to
Mrs Minnie Mcmillan.
Mrs. Eta Moore leaves this even
ing for Des Moines where she will
spend Sunday visiting friends, and
from there she will go to Ames on
Monday where she will attend the
convention of the grand lodge of Po-
cahontas. Mrs. Moore goes as del
egate from the local Pocahontas No.
80, and Mrs. Dan Trimpy goes as a
delegate from local lodge No. 81.
Grinnell Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. C.
w. Carter of Pasadena, Cal, have
been visiting their many Grinnell
friends for a few days. They leave
tomorrow for visits with relatives
and friends at other points. Last
evening Mrs. ]. H. p Robertson and
Mrs. D. r. Warburton entertained at
dinner in their honor at the d. r.
Warburton home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter are former residents of Grin
nell and are always sure of cordial
welcome here.
W. S. Hart of Davenport has been
in town several days looking after
property interests and calling among
former associates. He has been
guest in the home of c. S. Stringfel-
low on G avenue west. Mr.. Hart was
somewhat moved by the success of
the Southern Iowa District Fair. 1t
has been a number Of years since he
has been in town but he warns our
people now that he will be here next
year at fair time. He says the fame
Of the big show has spread as far
east as Davenport.
Newton. Record: Mrs. Emily Rod
gers Sankey of Wichita, Kansas, az
ter an extended visit with. her hus-
bands people in Pennsylvania,
stopped here for a weeks visit with