The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-15
PERSONALS

Mrs. A. III. Scott left today for he
new home in Bloomington, Ill.
Mrs. P. G. Sexton of New Sharon
was shopper here yesterday.
Miss Lille Smith OF Sigourney is Wis
iting here<for few days with hei
friendHMrs. Lou Blattner.
Miss A. Anderson of Montezuma
returned to her home yesterday after
noon, going to spend the week end.
c. N. Dack has severed connections
with the Redman Porter Hardware
company to engage in other business.
Mrs. L. Rosenbom and daughter of
Cedar Rapids are spending few
weeks here at the parental Rosenbom
home.
John Barr. Jr, of Los Angeles, Calf.
dropped in on his home folks here yes
terday, visiting after an eleven years
absence.
Mrs. Essie Long has returned to her
home, 400 Third avenue West, follow
ing two months visit with relatives
ia Cedar Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. Harold of
Eddyville were in town last evening
10 attend the Daddy Long Legs show
ct the Masonic.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Jarvis and two
daughters of Rose Hill have moved TO
Qskaloosa and are residing at No. sos
South Ninth street.
Arthur Walling is home from work
at Iowa College. Grinnell, for an over
Sunday visit at the c. S. Walling home
on North Third street.
Mrs. L. S. Bunker of Webster City
returned TO her home yesterday af-
ternoon after a few days visit here
at the Bert Bunker home.
Mrs. d. Z. Evans of New Sharon,
who has been visiting here for few
days at the home of Mrs. c. c. Scott,
returned home yesterday afternoon.
Secretary G. r. d. Kramer Jr. of
the Oskaloosa Y. NJ. C. A. gave his
illustrated lecture on Panama and the
Panama Canal at Lacey last evening. |
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Templeton of
ncs Moines have come to Oskaloosa |
for permanent residence and have Sc
cured accommodations at No 907 Sec
ond avenue East.
Mrs. George Lilly and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth. returned to their
home in Charlton yesterday, follow
ing a sevral days visit here at the
Mrs. Evan Hughes home.
Miss Lucille Atchison, Coach and
Mrs G. r. Yount, Miss Irene Davis
and Miss Clarissa Davis were passen-
gers to Grinnell and the district high /
school basket ball tournament yester-
day afternoon.
O. L. Turner is having his dwell !
ng house. 143 College Avenue. repaint-
"a and refinished, and Prof w. Z. Ber-
~ will occupy it, moving in Monday.
rhe place was formerly occupied by
Warren Caldwell.
Mrs. A. b. Harris, No. 1909 A avenue
East, has received a crate of oranges
rom Byron Harris and family who are
IN Redlands California, and they are
about the necest package of the kind
that has come in this direction this
season.
Gerald Hatchitt, Lyle Henley, Lloyd
Garrett, Wilfred Whitehill, E. Hull,
Charles McGregor, James McGregor
and Fred Dressell left yesterday af-
ternoon for Grinnell, going to attend
The Grinnell district tournament for
high school basket ball teams.
a number OF Oskaloosa people, who
vent to Grinnell, yesterday afternoon
10 attend the district basket ball con-
tests, returned home last night on NJ
St l.. passenger No. 2, which did
not arrive until midnight. Many re-
turned to Grinnell this afternoon for
-he closing games.
Walter Evans, Lester Miller. En-
NOR Wells. Frank Shultz Larkin Mar
tin, Leonard Poulson and Darrell
Maekler left this morning for Grlnnell
where they will attend the district
DlSn school basket Dali tournament
hoping by their support to help os-
kaloosa win another district cham
Miss Jessie Duboc, Mahaska County
of schools who attend
cd the national educators convention
n Kansas City, and who visited her
brother Ray Duboc at Fort Scott,
Kan, for a week, has returned home
Miss Duboc is filed with the spirit of
he great national conference of the
state, county. city and rural
ichool superintendent. Five thousand
reads of schools attended the conyen-
ion, representing every state in the
Union. The next annual session will be
.cld at Atlanta. Ca.
Marshalltown Times Republican,:
Mrs. r. E. Northup pleasantly enter
aimed seyenty-fiye guests Thursday
afternoon to hear Mrs. Leora Crabtree
-gIEmack, formerly of this city, but
low of Oskaloosa In song recital.
Mrs. Cammack divided her program
n four groups, all of which were en-