The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-11

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gelist party. arrived in Universit
Park by automobile from Lincoln
Nebraska, on Wednesday evening. 4
| J. Weyant served as driver and tn
personnel Of the rest of the party wa.
Bud" Robinson, Miss Eunice 0ake
the pianist and singer, Kenneth Wells
itrombonist and singer. Milton Mob
| the cornetist, Rev. S. b. Williams an
his three sons, making in all part
OF ten. Mrs. L. NJ. Williams and How
ard and son We're already at home
but they are identified with the CON
rany. The balance of the compan,
! did not come to Oskaloosa but the!
are Rev. A. L. Ripple and wife, o
Wichita, Kansas, who is in charge o
the equipment, Miss Virginia Sbafrer
of Oklahoma City. the vocal soloist
Miss Lou Jane Hatch who works
among young people and working
girls. and John L. Moore the musical
director.
Mrs. J. f. Kennel of Fremont spent
Friday in Oskaloosa.
Miss Van Zante was a passenger to
Leighton to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Fenton of Columbia Missouri.
was a caller in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Hawkins is suffering with
a severe attack of tonsil;tis.
Lydia Fielder of Ottumwa was a
caller in the city yesterday
Miss Edna Bishop left for Davcn-
port to visit Miss Hartley few days.
Mr.. Ralph Cole went to Des Moines
this morning to see his brother, John
Cole.
Miss Juanita Potts went to Mime
apolis this morning to visit her moth
err.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Davis and daGgh-
ter of Searsboro were Fyiday shoppers
in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenard Yoeman of
Fremont were shopping in Oskaloosa
Friday.
Miss Ora Victor left for Patton. Iowa
to visit Miss Hazel Weant for a few
days.
]. Skinner of Marshalltown motored
to oskaloosa Friday to attend to bust
ness matters.
Miss Blanche Carpenter went to
her home in Rose Hill TO stay over
Mr.. and Mrs Cutler Maloy are in
Eddyville visiting his brother Mr.. Ma
10y for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cox Of Kirksville
were visiting at the George Fair home
yesterday.
Mrs. G. A. Young of Mason City is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Mary X.
Young for few days.
Mrs. DR.. Gardener of Bloomfield has
returned TO her home after a brief
visit at the DR.. Teter residence.
Miss Blanche Young went to Albian
Michigan Friday morning where she
will attend Albian College.
Mrs. Lydia Thomas of Kentucky is
visiting her niece Mrs. =. A. Manaugh
No. 1875 High avenue East.
H. f. Kilmer and Alfred c. Mich
ener drove to Des Moine3 today to at
tend the Penn-Drake foot ball game.
Mrs. ]. X. Cunningham. 429 North
Market street returned Friday from a
visit in the east with her daughter.
Miss Leda Shofrlett LETT for her
home in Marion, after n few days
visit with her aunt Mrs. Z. Hutton.
Mrs. A. Sheesley of New Sharon
was visiting her son, Elmo Sheesley
of All High avenue West yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. L.athrop. of Mar.
shaIltown are visiting at the Jerry
Ballenger home, No. 316 Fifth avenue
East.
Miss Jeanette Greer 8ho has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Hatcher Of
$50 North Market street left for her
home in Iowa City this morning.
Mrs. George Esperson and children
were passengers to Marshalltown this
morning to visit for a few days with
her mother, Mrs. c. Coolidge.
Miss Lucille Louck was passenger
to Taintor this morning to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Craver and uncle, Mr..
Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Edwards and
daughter. of Packwood 3hopped in Os-
kaloosa Friday while enroutc to Ames
via auto route.
Mrs. n. Rosenbom went to Cedar
Rapids Friday morning to visit at the
home of her son Louie and to become
acquainted with the new grand son.
Coach Lee and the Penn gridiron
squad departed for Des Moines this
morning. part OF the squad going By
auto and part on the Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McInter of Pella
are making short visit at the paren
tai McInter home on South Third
street.
Mrs. Julia p. Duboc and daughter
Jessie left for Chicago TO visit then
son and brother, Ray at Fort Sheri