The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27

| Tennessee, where she will attend
| school the coming year at the Ward
/ Belmont school for girls. Mrs. Fellers
accompanied her and will return this
J week.
Rev. Z. III. Stranahan of Penn Col
lege was in Marshalltown on Sunday
and preached at the Friends Church
Sunday morning. In the afternoon he
conducted a conference regarding the
reconstruction work which the Quak-
ers are carrying on in northern France
He left last evening for Ames, where
he will address the Story County Sun
day school convention.
Colfax Clipper: The Hahn Stouffer
agency made sale last week of the
Pollard coal mine south of Prairie
City to C. ]. Freeman of E. Washing
ton street. Colfax. The Freeman resi-
dcnce was traded in the deal, and Mr..
John H. Schultz of Oskaloosa, becomes
partner with Freeman in the mine,
while one of the Pollards joins the ar
my. Freeman will move to the mine
soon He took charge Monday. He will
use from 6 to IL men. He has 80 acres
under lease with only Is worked out
Miss Helen Unsicker of Wright,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D..
X Unsicker, left yesterday morning
for Chicago where she will study voice
under Medame Perrie, noted teacher
of that city. Miss Unsicker has been
taking voice for few years at Penn
college in 0skaloosa, and has been
the soIoist of the Penn Girls Glee club.
She has a delightfully."- sweet voice and
will develop into a fine singer. Mad
anne Perrie is a private teacher, al
though she is connected with the Par
field school of Music and the Mariner
Dramatic school.--Fremont Gazette.
Mrs. l.. Raymond, of Peoria, was a
business caller yesterday in the city.
Marie Martinstein and Lois Clark
left this morning to attend the Grin.
nell College.
3 F.. f. Green went to Selby, South
Dakota, Monday evening for a weeks
stay at his ranch.
Miss Leila Griffiths who is employ
ed at the Bell Insurance Office is tax.
ing a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Harry Sewers, of Mason City,
arrived last evening for visit with
Mrs. Chas. V. Hoffman,
Paul Sewers was down from Ma
son City to spend the week end at his
home on the Armagh farm.
Mrs. Ada v. limerick, of Hobart,
Ind, is in the city attending to bust.
ness and visiting old friends.
]. r. Hoover went to New Sharon
this morning to offlciate as Judge in
the divisions of swine and poultry.
Miss e. l.. Kinsman and brother
p. H., left this morning for Cedar
Falls to visit their sister Mrs. ]. H..
Smith. a-,e } .-..s .n.-ss.
Mrs. Reese, of Givin. was visiting
her daughter who is taking nurses
training at the Abbott Hospital yes
terday.
Miss Grace Mcdonald of the Home
Company while enjoying
her vacation is visiting relatives in
Des Moines.
Mrs. George Ward who has been
visiting her son George Presley. of
613 Third avenue east, left yesterday
for her home in Centerville.
Mrs. S. V. Reynolds and daughter
Miss Clemmie departed this morning
for Grinnell to see her nephew Cap
tain Guile off this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hitler, daughter
Geraldine and mother, of North G
street, have returned home after an
visit with relatives.
Judge J. II. P. Robinson of Grinnell,
former court reporter of district court,
was in town Saturday, meeting form
err friends and acquaintance.
Court Reporter w. B. Coleman, of
Brooklyn, passed through town Mon!
day on his way from Des Moines to
where court is in session.
Eileen Marley spent Saturday after
noon in Knoxville visiting with her
cousin, Bob Ramsay, before Bob went
to Camp Dodge with the Knoxville
crowd. 's'' 'o'. So
F. Wustefeld has received word that
his son Carl, member of First Iowa
Field Artillery Band of the thirtheen'
tn division at Clinton. Iowa, leaves
for Demming, New Mex
leo.
Mrs. Elizabeth Birch, Mrs. Mary
Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. West and
son Leland motored from Knoxville
and spent Sunday with Mrs. Gusta
Ellis and son Harry. Mrs. Birch is
Harry's grandmother.
Mrs. E. R. Rafferty, and daughter,
Miss Alberta and Miss Ethel Dulin
we're passengers this morning to New
Sharon fair, and we're accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith who are
here visiting from Newton at the Rat
ferty home. ...a
Frederic knight Logan, Mrs. Virgin.
la X. Logan, Miss Elizabeth A. knight,
Mrs. M. McQuiston and Miss Kittie.