The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-06-07

J, l0oSa yesterday morning having bee
J, here visiting her husbands parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yer Steeg an,
$ with her mother Mrs. Fred Aim, a
J. Marysville
Grinnell Herald: Charles Griffith o
! Penn College, student in the Grinnel
school of Music, gave an enjoyable pi
ano recital in Herrick Chapel on Mon
day afternoon, He was assisted by Pro
fessor d. E. Peck violin and Professor
G.. l.. Pierce, yioloncello in three de
lichtful novelettes, by Gade.
Keota Eagle: A. C. Kitchener is here
this week in the capacity of chautau
qua booster. He came Monday morn
ing and has been busy all the time
since, putting out flags, literature, pro
grams, etc, and doing everything pos
sible to promote the interests of the
coming chautauqua. His home is in
Oskaloosa.
Prairie City News: VIM. Duntley
tells us that his place was closed all
day Sunday for the first time in about
twenty-eight years, and he spent the
day by making trip to Oskaloosa and
Fella with his wife, Everett Perryman
and Mrs. L. ID. Warner, calling at the
Roy Springer home at Oskaloosa and
az the Bert Van Vark home at Pella.
Knoxville Express: Chas. and j. ks
singer were in Oskaloosa Saturday,
Visiting their father, Foster Kisslnger
at the Hahaska hospital. Mr.. Kiss
niger is suffering from bloodpoisoning,
affecting one entire foot and leg. The
disease has been checked so far az the
leg is concerned but the surgeon says
that the foot should be amputated, but
the patient is too weak to withstand
such an ordeal.
Hiram Schiling, an old time boy of
.Oskaloosa, now a resident, well known
citizen and business mon of Carthage
Illinois is here for n visit with his
nephew Clarence Cook and with other
relatives of the vicinity. Mr.. Shilling
went to school with o. c. G. Phillips
at old Oskaloosa college back in the
late sixties and early seventies. He is
a cripple and gets about with crutches
but even with that handicap he was
a foot racer and was never beaten. AL
though unable to get about unassisted,
he was a base ball player and held
down shortstop or second base and by
the help of his crutch he could caper
about the bases faster than most of
the players who had the use of two
good feet.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Miss GENEVA Christy is visiting in
Des Moines for several days.
w. P. Cleaver, who has been quite
sick, is reported much better.
Mrs. S. H. Verson of Pella visited |
at the Vanderzee home last week.
Miss Laura Gibbons went to Des
Moines Saturday to visit her par
ents for week.
Mrs. ]. p Dodds visited with her
husband and son Edwin in Des
MOines over Sunday.
Mrs. L. r. Rosebrook, who has
been quite sick for the past two
weeks, with tOnsilitis, is improving. |
Pauline ]. Price, daughter of Mrs. !
Sarah J. Price of South Market, is |
home from Peoria for a weeks visit. |
Misses Grace and Bess Gunderson |
of New Sharon spent Friday in Oska
loosa shopping and visiting friends |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kalbach and
son departed last week for their |
summer home at Jenkins, Minnesota |
Miss Lulu Plate of Des Moines Wis |
tied at the home of her brother, Her |
man Plate, yesterday, returning home |
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs II. w Bieshaar re-
turned to their home in Sigourney af-
ter a few days visit at the parental
G. N. Parks home.
Miss Juanita Amlin went to Des
Moines Saturday to be with her
brother Fred during the three months
of long vacation"
Ed Pendray is here from st. Louis
for an over Sunday visit at the home
of the father, John Pendray, No 321
North Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Risse Hill and son,
of Springfield, Mo-, are stopping at
the Lacey Hotel Mr.. Hill is fore
man of one of the new Penn College
buildings.
Mrs. Louie Rosenbaum and baby,
of Cedar Rapids, arrived in Oska.
loosa Friday night for an extended
visit at the N. Rosenbaum home, No.
1015 B avenue west.
Clyde Carr, formerly of the Oska-
loosa c. b. & Q. office force, now To-
Gated at Casper, Wyoming, is here
for brief visit with relatives and
many old time friends.
Mrs. Peasley of Lanesborough,
Mimi, visited her son, A. +. Peasley.
last week and after visiting the city
throughout has decided to return and
make this her future home.
Teachers of the Oskaloosa schools
returning to their homes at the close