The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-01-11

err several days visit here with Mrs.
Garrabrant's mother, Mrs. H. See
bers.
| Mrs. o. H. Young, of Ringsted, ar
rived here Monday afternoon for a
several days visit with her mother
Mrs. Katherine Kelly, and her sister,
Mrs. C. w. Andrews. Mrs. Young
was at one time an Oskaloosa resident
Mrs. Faye Shook, of Northern Min.
nesota, has been visiting her uncle,
J. L. Lister and family and other
friends in the city for the past few
days. Mrs. Shook is now visiting rela
tives and friends in Des Moines. but
will return to Oskaloosa for brief
, visit before going to her home.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Miss Pearle Dixon of Des Moines
is visiting friends and relatives here
during the week. .,.. .
John F. Harold of Omaha is a
guest in tire home of his brother, May
or ]. G. Harold, for a few days.
Rev. C. D. Loehr went to Des
Moines on Tuesday in order to enjoy
trip that included both business and
pleasure.
Abba Union; Miss Mary Ellis, who
has been a guest at the home of her
brother, John l.. Ellis, returned to
Oskaloosa Saturday.
Attorney D. c. Waggoner is home
from Sac City where he has been
engaged several days in the trial OF
law case in district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Frederick, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Pringle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McCord and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Ryan we're entertained at the John
Grace home Sunday evening.
Tom Richie of Cedar has removed
to Oskaloosa and has living accom-
= modations at No. 321 North G street
, Tom is connected in business way
with local manufacturing establish
ment.
B, C. Miles of Bloomington, Ill.
Architect A. T. Simmons representa-
tive, present while the construction
of the Penn college main building is
in progress returned to Bloomington
yesterday.
Miss Mamie st. George of Mason
City was last week the guest Of
Rev. C. H. DeVoe and family al
their home 408 A avenue east. She
is a successful teacher in the schools
of that city.
, Henry Bacon is out following sew
eral months lay up, the result o.
accidents. He was barely over one
mishap, a fall from a ladder, until hi
mashed a foot and he has been un
able to get around until last week.
o. E. Schmitt was in his usua
place on Sunday as the superintend
ent of the Central M. K. Sunda!
school and all were rejoiced in hi
recovery and his escape from an i'll
ness that at one time it was feared
would prove serious.
r. c. Coffin of Minneapolis, MINI.
> assistant state secretary of the Min
nesota Y. M. G. A., who GRADUATED
: from Penn in 1905, and is membe
t of the Penn College Board of Trus
I tees, attended the called meeting o
9 the board held Monday and is spend
ing few days visiting about tn
;. college.
Warren N. Brown has recent
0 been elected as the janitor of tn
7 Christian church inuplace OF w.
Carson, who resigned the position
e after nearly twelve years OF contir
: ued service. Mr.. Brown will deyot
r his whole time to the work and ca
l. be found at the church building 9
any time.
3 Charles III. Ralston, the popula
y news dealer of 1872 North Marke
Q street, is still contending with tn
r, results Of straining the ligaments
his foot and so putting him In
d somewhat crippled condition He
Y. able to get about, but has to go car
l. fully The injury is gradually ge
e ting better.
DR.. David M. Edwards presider
r. of Penn, left last night for Chicag
ID to attend the national session of tn
" Affiliated Church Boards OF Educ;