The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-04

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visiting with his niece, Miss Eva X
Shafer. secretary at Penn College
Mr.. Duncan has also been visiting
with relatives at Fairfield.
Miss Mary Ann Phillips, Miss Ma
bel Ware, Miss Marge Augustine
Miss Edith Cone, Arthur Augustine
and "Chuck" Ramsay motored to OF
tumwa Sunday and were guests oi
Mrs, Will Sapp in her new home
Mrs. Sapp viii be remembered as Miss
Eleanor Gilchrist. 9& e
Mrs, S, i. Painter and Master Law
son, of Jamaica. Long Island, who
have been guests sof her aunt, Mrs
viii Campbell, of Spring Creek
township, departed last evening for
their home. Mrs. VIM. Painter OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, who came with them
will remain for a more extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Campbell
A. J. Covey was business caller in
Bussey on Thursday. - -
r. M. Boyer was business caller
in Bussey Wednesday. p
Miss Cora White visited over Sun
day at the maternal Jane White home
in New Sharon.
Mayor J. ]. Sarvis of Barnes City
is visiting his son here and doing
some work for him. ,-
Jesse and Allie Wilsterman and
their wives, of Barnes City, visited
Sunday at the Dan Heaverlo home
near 0skaloosa. a. 49,. -...... .
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rohrer return.
ed to their home in Washington, Ia,
Friday, after spending several days
with relatives here. 8 g.
Miss Alice Spaur returned to her
home in Bussey last week after spend.
ing several days visiting at the home
Of her friend, Mrs. Frank Ward.
Miss Lee, manager of Baldauf.R .Ros-
enblatt Co.'s millinery department,
has. just returned from a goods buy.
ing trip to st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Chicago.
Fred Oswandle has sold his 77a
acre farm one and half miles east of
Oskaloosa, on the Great White Way,
and In turn has bought 1607acre farm
located near Tracy.
Mrs. Glen Friend, Miss Retta Helm
and their father, Mr.. Helm, and Mr..
and Mrs. Webb Homer motored to
Marshalltown Sunday and visited at
the John Helm shome.
Secretary G.. r. d. Kramer. Jr., and
Cornelius Yer Ploeg, representing the
Oskaloosa Y. NJ. C. "A, have gone to
Chicago to attend the big Y, M. C. A.
and convention. ...
Mrs. Robert Maffin of 317 North X
street has been in Ottumwa for few
days past on a visit with Rev. and
Mrs. w. H. Perdew, the former pastor
of the Central M. K. church. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hull and chill.
dren and Miss Laura Ream of Oska.
loosa and Mrs. A. Z. Hull of Beacon
to Rose Hill Sunday and Wis
tied at the Earl Augustine home.
Paul Hadley, son of J. H. Hadley,
Penn 1891, and Mrs. Hadley, Penn
1896, arrived yesterday for Saskatche-
wan, Canada, and has enrolled as a
of the Third Year Academy
class.
During the. stay of DR.. J. w. Good
win, the general superintendent of the
Nazarene church, in Oskaloosa, he
has been comfortably quartered at the
Y. M. c. A. On Monday morning he
left for Kansas City and from there
goes on to Kentucky.
Miss Evelyn Smith of 416 South
Seventh street, was the leader of the
Epworth League service on Sunday
evening and a pleasing vocal solo was
during the evening by
Miss Lucille Reynolds of 624 North u
street,
Rev. T. E. Beebe of New Bedford,
Mass, is expected in Oskaloosa on
Saturday next and with Rev. J. A.
Ward of the NaZarene church will
start another revival campaign next
week, which will continue during the;
entire month of October.
Miss Pearl Childress of 613 High
avenue east is busy with her commit
tees, arranging for large Epworth
League social or reception that will.
include all of the students, particular
ly the new students of Penn college,
C. H. U. and also the High school, on
Friday evening.
Rev. J. A. Ward, the pastor of the
Nazarene church, will take advantage
of little lull in church activities,
and will enjoy this week in delight
full trip to ST. Louis and from there
down the Mississippi by steamer to
Memphis, Tenn, and then return by
boat to Burlington and 81 on home
reaching here by Saturday.
Carol H. Feezer, the energetic
president of the oskafoosa District
Epworth League, is planning for AM
other fraternalg exchange Of leaders.
In the last program there were only
FIVE places included, but in the next