The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-22


In receipt of letter from her in which
she told of her presence at the lnaug
ural. She had a seat not far from thu
President and could hear him deliver
his speech. She had good seat OF
Pennsylvania Ave. from which Il
watch the parade. The parade LASTED
from ten until five-thirty and there
were about 10000 people in the parade
which included West Point, Culver
Annapolis, Tamanay, Woman's Suf
frage, many governors, etc. Miss Col
Vile is now librarian in the New York
City library. Her many friends are
pleased to learn of her privilege to at
tend this inaugural and are glad to
hear of her success.
Capt. Claire Arnold has just re-
turned from business trip to Des
Moines. ....t.
George Utterback of Melrose was
in town Monday caring for real es-
tate business.
Mrs. Lee Copeland of Anita is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Ollie Crawford,
during the week. .-.
Miss Mabel Dawson of the Hedrick
locality is visiting in the home of her
brother, Pete Dawson.
Mrs. Dean Manos, who was oper-
ated on at Abbott's Hospital Tuesday
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Ham Byers of Greenfield Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. J. ]. Robertson,
1862 East c avenue, oyer Sunday.
Fred Cubberley, who has recently
been in Oskaloosa on business, has
gone to Minnesota for a short stay.
Mrs. Charles McGlasson went to
Eddyville this morning to attend the
funeral of her cousin, John Moore.
DIR. and Mrs. Ryan of New Sharon
entertained yesterday in honor of
Mrs. Harry II. Martinstein of this
city.
Charles A. Kessler is at Davenport
attending the annual state meeting
If the Iowa association of black
smiths.
Miss Myrtle Wilson returned to her
home in Iowa City this morning fol-
owing a few days visit here with
riends.
Mrs. T. j. Berdinner returned on
donday from Chicago where she was
n attendance at the dressmakers'
and style show. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rosenbaum of
;edar Rapids returned home this
morning after a several days visit
lere at the parental NJ. Rosenbaum
ome. ut
Friends of Harold Asher are pleas
ID to Hear he is getting along very
licely after his operation which took
'lace at the Methodist Hospital in
)es Moines. . 4
Attorney Roscoe ]. Woodland goes
O Peoria this week to appear in the
district court at that place in de-
ense of one w. H. Evans, "a former
esident of Oskaloosa. A.
Mrs. George Strang was summoned
o Des Moines Monday by the, serious
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
'aulding, following an operation for
glandular affection in the neck.
Aside from his regular pastoral
york, DR.. L. NJ. Grigsby is conducting
Bible Study class of young people
Identified with the Epworth League.
There, are about sixteen connected
With the class and the number is
NJ. C. Hall of Centerville and J. G.
horne, city engineer of the town of
linton, were in town yesterday in
with the proposals made
o the city council for special engin-
ering service in connection with the
water works problems.
Henry Tandy of 652 North A street
S now quite seriously i'll, with evil
ences of blood pressure, and friends
re fearful that it may result in apo
lexy. He is the brother of the late
:. w. Tandy of TAT North e street,
Who passed away a few months ago.
Rev. l.. Milton Williams of Univer-
ity Park is at home for short time
fter an extended trip in Canada and
he western states, in all including
ONE 5000 miles. About April LIST
lie will begin his summers campaign
nd will be engaged with this until
he fall months. Several states of
he middle west will be visited and
large program OF revival work car
led out.
Frederick X. Bennett has recently
,een appointed as the principal as
istant engineer of the M. & st. L.
(. r., with his headquarters at Min
leapolis, MINI. He entered railroad
work. in 1895 and has been engaged
With the Lehigh Valley r. r., the
Missouri Pacific r. r.. the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas r. r., the Great
Northern II. r., and finally in March
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