The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26

Centervillel Iowegian: Miss Elsie
Barney, of Oskaloosa, arrived in the
city to-day for visit at the F. ID.
Barney home.
ILL.,, arrived here Monday afternoon to
visit for a few days with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. ]. H. Terril.
Scott Soltz was recently selected as
a Deacon in the Christian church in
the place of NJ. ". Long who has re-
moved to Cedar Rapids.
Howard Harold and wife have re-
turned to their home in Eddyville
following a brief visit at the parent
al C. l.. Farmhouse and J. G. Harold
homes.
Mrs. Effie Hoffman Radgers of La
Junta, Colo, has been the guest of the
Knight-Logans for a few days, leav-
ing for Fairfield where she gives an
address at the convention Of the p.
Z. O.'s
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Mary Doo-
little, who has been enjoying a two
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Doolittle in this city, returned to her
home in Mahaska county, near Tracy,
last Saturday.
G. r. D. Kramer Jr., of the Y. NJ
C. A., was the only Oskaloosa man
selected as a member of the advisory
committee at the recent Sunday
School convention. The other four
represent rural points.
Eddyville Tribune: H. A. Snuffin,
who ran the skating rink at this place
last summer, but who now is employ
ed in a store in Ottumwa, was visit
ing in town Sunday. His mother has
been stopping at the Criswell house.
Sigourney News: Judge Willcock-
son and wife are in Washington, d..
c., where Mrs. Willcockson as Re-
gent of the d. A. r. chapter is attend
ing as delegate to the national con-
vention of that order. She will have
delightful time there, and the Judge
went along to visit and take look
in on congress and things of interest.
c. w. Hunter, student in Penn
College and rooming at the Y. M. c..
A., has recently been elected as the
fourth vice president of the Epworth
League in place of Carroll H. Freez-
er, who resigned a short time ago.
Mr.. Freezer is the Oskaliosa district
president of the Epworth League and
outside of his regular work, could not
we'll spare the time for both positions.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Hull, 100 High
avenu eeast, have returned from a
visit to the c. o, Macy home at Lynn
Vile where a reception was rendered
Sunday in honor of Mr.. Carol Macy
and his bride, Mrs. Vivian Hull Macy,
upon their return from a somewhat
extended wedding trip. The affair
was participated in by company OF
about twenty-five of the relatives and
near friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Macy are
taking up residence at Sully and will
be at home after June /.
Grinnell Register: Announcement
was made to day that the law firm OF
Bray. Shifflett and Wilkie would be
dissolved by mutual consent on May
II, j. G. Shifflett to continue the work
of the Grinnell Office Messrs. Bray and
Wilkie win continue in the Office at
Oskaloosa, where Mr.. Bray moved
from Grinnell about year ago. Mr..
Shifflett has practiced law in Grinnell
for nine years, seven of which were
with Mr.. Bray. During this time Mr.,
Bray has taken the lead in the tria.
work, while Mr.. Shifflett has pre-
pared cases for trial assisted in the
trials and looked after the supreme
court work and has had almost exclu.
siye charge of all the Office and pro-
bate work Of the firm. Mr.. Shifflett
is eminently qualified TO look after any
aud IAN business that has heretofore
found its way TO the dissolving firm