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

Des Moines to enter the Drake Re
lays. Two Oskaloosa teams are er
tered in the high school events thu
half mile and mile relays. Coacl
/ Guthrie of Penn College and th'
. Penn mile relay team also left thi'
morning for Des Moines to take par
lin the Drake relay events. The Penn
quarter milers who will represent
1.-THE Quaker school in the college mil,
RELAY this afternoon are, Captain Ray
imond Mesner, Joe Woodford, Duane
McCracken and Howard Marshall.
9 (From Mondays Daily)
/ c. Ed Beman made business trip
to Delta Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Howell of Rose Hill was in
Oskaloosa Saturday, on business,
Mrs. Ottie Armstrong of Tioga
was in town Saturday on shopping
tour
Mrs. VIM. Witt and daughter, Miss
Zana, of Rose Hill, were shopping in
oskaloosa Saturday.
Mrs. Will Bowen and daughter,
Miss Maggie, of Delta, spent Satur-
day in Oskaloosa, shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Todd of Mitch
ellville, were with friends and rela-
tives in Oskaloosa yesterday.
Chris Moan of Mason City is
guest in the home of his brother,
Pete Nolan, during the week.
Gilbert Jones returned from Des
Moines Saturday where he has been
attending school of pharmacy.
Mrs. Reed McMurray has returned
home from Newton where she spent
the week end visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Bane and niece, Miss
Clara Foster of Atalissa neighbor-
hood were Sunday guests OF the
Clyde Foster home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walling and
daughter, Mrs. Ella Moffet, are visit
ing with Symon Wailing and wife in
Des Moines this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Collins of 413
North Second street went to Delta
Saturday to visit with their sister,
Mrs. Fisher, over Sunday.
J. NJ. Havener of Tracy spent Sun
day here visiting with relatives and
left today for Kansas City to join
large travelling show troupe.
Arlie Back was operated upon Sat
urday morning at Mahaska Hospital
g., thn nho1 urhf
had been troubling him for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Briggs motored
to Des Moines Saturday, combining
a pleasure and business trip in one.
They are expecting to return home
today.
Mrs. Mary Eberline of No. 912
South A street, who has been severe
~ i'll, is convalescing nicely and is
so she can be about her home to some
extent.
John S. Hammes who is employed
with the Nelson ;Madden-Rae dry
goods store of Ottumwa, spent Sun
day here at the parental John c.
Hammes home.
Mrs. Emma Pilgrim, daughter Ha-
eel and Miss Verla Pilgrim OF Bea-
con were entertained Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Lizzie Courtney, No.
1OS Eighth avenue west.
Perry and Frank Newton and
Brother" McGregor accompanied
the Oska,oosa high school relay
teams to Des Moines Saturday to
attend the Drake relays.
DR.. V. Pardun, who has been lying
very ill at his home, No. 116 Fourth
avenue west, is growing steadily
weaker. He was critical Saturday
but rallied from sinking spell.
Jas. Aatchison is able to be on his
feet again after an illness of four
weeks which confined him to his bed
Being sick is a new experience to
Mr.. Atchison, and we have his word
for it that he does not like it little
bit.
Warren Cadwa,lader, son of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. w. Cadwallader, was
brought home Saturday from the
state hospital at Ames where he has
been attending college. Warren suf-
fered from pneumonia and submit
ted to two operations that taxed his
strength and endurance. He has
been in the hospital over six weeks
The mother has been with the patient
almost constantly. Mr.. Cadwallader
went up again last week to bring
them home Saturday. Warren,
while still very weak. is recovering
nicely now and will soon be strong
enough to be out.
C.. c. Van Eman of Chicago, organ
izer for the Brotherhood of Ali Rail-
way Employees, was in town Saturday
meeting with the local order, and
gave a lecture before the Oskaloosa
organization Saturday night. The
new Brotherhood was organized
among the employees of the North
western railroad several years ago,
and While only four years old has or
ders in thirty states and with forty
roads. There are thirty-two thous-