The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-22

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trail west. With his usual zeal he
is making fine record in his present
/, position and perhaps never before has
a greater work in Y. M. c. A. circles
! been done in Iowa than is being
worked out now. Indeed the men of
Oskaloosa in the past years builded
better than they knew.
tFrom Wednesdays DailY.l
Mrs. ]. r. McGregor was passenger
to Des Moines this morning.
Rev. A. j. Hansen of Indianola was
business caller in town today.
M. F. Tate of State Center was in
town yesterday visiting his sister, Mrs.
Robert Story.
Miss Belle Canty, nurse of Des
Moines is visiting friends and relatives
in town during the week.
E. R. Kerwin of Marshalltown, M. &
St. L. road master was in town today
i'll the interests of the road.
Miss Blanche Robertson returned
to Des Moines this morning after
visit at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Birks of Montre-
al, Canada, are here for few days
visit with the w. T. Phillips family.
James Steddom went to Delta today
to give attention to business connec.
tons with his farm near that place.
G. r. Titus of Muscatine interested
i'll the building and loan business was
in town today looking after business
interests. .'n,.-. m4H
Harry Rosebrook, secretary of the
Southern Iowa Fair and Exposition
was business passenger to Des Moin-
es this morning.
Wilbur Black who has been looking
after the annual March first clearance
of local properties has returned ito his
home in Waterloo.
Judge ]. r. Talbot and court re-
porter, w. B. Coleman of Brooklyn re-
turned to Oskaloosa today, and opened
district court this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Plate who have
been visiting friends here since the
first of the month have returned to
their home in Freeport, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowrey and son Elmo
of near Taintor have moved to Oska-
loosa for permanent residence and
have secured home location at No.
329 North G street. Mr.. Lowrey is
retired farmer.
Right Reverend Harry S. Longley of
Des Moines, will visit Reverend Ar
thur M. Lewis, Rector of st. James |
church, Oskaloosa, tomorrow, and will |
hold services in st. James church ON
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Macy Campbell who gives his !
illustrated lecture on Improved
School Conditions in Iowa" at Friends
church Thursday afternoon, will give
this same lecture in Givin Thursday
evening, in Wright on Friday Rfter-
noon and Lakonta Friday night,
Mr. and Mrs. Cruikshank and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Thomas, all of Buxton were |
guests in the city yesterday of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Joe Stump. They also attend !
ed the Elk's Minstrel last evening, re-
turning to Buxton after the show in |
their car.
Thomas Russell, No. 80S Sixth ave-
nue. West, who has been suffering from |
an internal disorder that baffled all |
attempts at diagnosis, went to Roches- |
ter Minnesota, several weeks ago for |
He has been under |
treatment at that place since the first |
of the month making ready for an OPP
GRAFTON that is scheduled for this |
week. Mr.. Russell is accompanied by |
his son Earl. 49,
Mrs. George Kiene of Searsboro
was a shopper in town Tuesday
G. A. Sunstrum went to Charles City |
Monday looking after business matters |
Mrs. A. l.. Smith of Eddyville was
visiting and doing Easter shopping on
Tuesday.
Miss Ella Williamson OF Marshall
town spent Tuesday with her friend,
Mrs. Jessie Wilson. &sn ~
W. L. Johnson who has an attack of !
has been taken to Abbott !
Hospital for treatment.
Miss Louise Cooley of Chicago, Wis
tied Monday at the home of her friend |
Mrs. Robert McMoran.
Mrs. H. S. Moore of Minneapolis,
Mimi, returned home this morning az |
ter few days visit here with friends. |
Walter Martin of Alden, Ia, Id spend
ine the week here visiting at his home,
Mr. Martin is teaching school near AL.
Gen.
Mrs. L. S. Coover of Marengo, re-
turned home Tuesday after several
days visit here with her son, George
Coover.
Mrs. L. w. Robinson and daughter,
veneda, from near Lacey. left for Grin
nell to visit with her parents the COM