The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
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day visitor in the c. o. Macy home
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Pickerell visited at the j. c
Fisher home in Oskaloosa few day
ago.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr. and Mrs
Dye, Of Oskaloosa, were entertained
at supper at the R. A. Logue HON,
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. Haun of Newton returned
to her home Friday afternoon after
a few days visit here with the Geo
Carbon family.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Miller of New
Sharon returned to their home yes
terday afternoon after a brief bush
ness visit here.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. j. Morgan
of Oskaloosa, came down Monday ev
ening for a short visit with her daugh
ter Mrs. Bert Smith.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Simmons of Waterloo
returned to her home yesterday af-
ternoon following several days Wis
it here with relatives.
Busy Record: William Davis was
called to Oskaloosa, Saturday, on ac'
count of the severe illness of his wife
Ida, who is in the hospital.
Coach G. c. Hawk and the Penn
Academy basket ball team left this
morning for Tpdianola, where they
play the Simpson Academy basket
ball five this afternoon.
Busy Record: Mr.. and Mrs. Luth-
err Bruere and daughter Edna and Mr..
Carl Bruere and daughter Anna and
Mr.. Forrest Van Benthuysen were call.
ers in Oskaloosa, Saturday.
The Ottumwa High school athletic
coach and basket ball team were in
Oskaloosa yesterday afternoon, en-
route to Grinnell, where they met the
Crinnell High school five last night.
Mrs. l.. z. Corlett has been chosen
TO serve as principal of the Penn
Academy during the spring term,
filling the place vacated by Prof. Z. L..
Coffin, recently appointed registrar
of the college.
c. L. Farmhouse left Friday after
noon for Grinnell, going to attend the
concert given by the Grinnell Col
leee Orchestra, last evening. Mr..
Barnhouse's daughter, Miss Irene
Farmhouse, is a member of the or
chestra.
Phil Lyon of New York, of the
Miller & Draper producing company,
which had charge of the production
of the Oskaloosa Country Club min
strel, left this morning for Stanton,
Va, where he will have charge OF
home talent play.
Prof. p. E. Betting gave a short
talk during the High school assem-
bly, Friday afternoon, speaking OF the
coming track and field meet of the
Southern Iowa High School Athletic
Conference. which will be held in
Oskaloosa this spring.
Lynnville Leader and Star: Miss
Smith, of Oskaloosa, is the nurse TAX
ing care of Mrs. Milt Sparks, who is
reported slightly better. Miss Smith
is always in great demand among our
people. when a nurse is needed, and
her services can be secured.
Nv. F. Dexter and Prof w. e. Ber-
ry left Friday with the Penn college
negative debating team for Mount
Pleasant TO meet the Iowa Wesleyan
affirmative debaters. Members of
the negative team were Kelley Da-
Wis, Duane McCracken, Paul Edwards
and Raymond .Renaud.
Mrs. Mary E. Dillon, who fell and
fractured limb at her home in Rose
Hill, and has been at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs V. A. Raybourne OF
this city for some time. Her many
friends will be glad to learn that she
IS now able to be about and expects
10 return to her home in Rose Hill
soon.
Mrs. Ed Roberts, of 312 First ave-
nue. west, left yesterday afternoon
IDT tiOCkluS 10 WISH Win ucl Sun
in-law, Robert Patterson, who was
injured in a mine accident occurring
five weeks ago yesterday. Mr.. Pat
terson is recovering from the acci-
dent, and was taken from the hospi-
tai to his home.
Members OF the building commit
tee for the new Penn college women's
dormitory visited Grinnell college a
few days ago and inspected the hand
some women's dormitory of the
Grinnell school. Those who made
the trip were President and Mrs. ID.
NJ. Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Nc
Gregor and Mrs. b. o. Jerrel
Chas. A. Fosdick of Des Moines
was in town yesterday caring for
personal business.
Miss Vera Dunwoody OF Des
Moines is visiting with relatives and
friends here this week.
Mrs. Del Wendell of ChilIicothe,
Mo-. Is visiting at the G. ID. Gamble
homo IN North Ninth ofraaf