The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-03-08

I'S'"N''S'' t"OhN. one 10 UCiuS 6uCeT
tanned at the F. M. Van Deuzen hom
northwest OF town.
Mrs. John ROUGH, accompanied b,
her daughter, Miss Josephine, ant
nephew, Girard, are here from OF
tumwa guests in the J. C. Wardel
home, No. 32S North B street.
E. A. Drake, at the Mahaska Hos
pital with pneumonia, continues t.
improve and is regarded today as
"out of the woods" It will be some
time, however, before he is able tc
be about. b. $751;
Rev. A. A. Heath OF Delta was q
visitor in 0skaloosa on Monday, hay
ing come OH a visit to his father-in-
law, c. w. Moore, of lis Fifth ave
nue. west, who is now under the care
of physicians. ~t ,...
Lon Warder, who has been having
sorry time of it with humps, is
now convalescing, following severe
illness. He is just able to sit up to-
day propped up with pillows, and
will be in bed several days yet.
Carl Apple of near New Sharon has
been secured to assist County Treas
urer T. e. Graham in the county
treasurer's Office, filling for a time
the place made vacant by the resig-
nation of Deputy County Treasurer
Frank Wright.
DR.. r. r. Blews of Evansville, Wis
consin, and DR.. ]. NJ. Brown of Grin
nell, were in Oskaloosa on Monday
in order to attend the eleventh an
nual prohibition contest at Central
Holiness University. They served
as judges Of thought and expression.
Jack" Baugh arrived in town yes
terday from Hayre, Montana, in
charge of the body of his brother, the
late Richard Baugh. He was &C
to Oskaloosa by George
his brother-in-qaw. The
boys will visit briefly with friends
and relatives before returning to
heir homes. 49,
w. NJ. Bartlett of Des Moines, gen
eral manager of Iowa business for the
& Morse Scales Company,
,ame to town Monday to visit friends
II a social way. He dropped into
several places having Fairbanks in
and incidentally stopped
It the. city market place and there
lnearthed a situation that was taken
'efore the city council and ordered
djusted forthwith.
Major George Landers and the |
third Iowa Regiment of Infantry |
Sand arrived here yesterday noon. |
rom Abba They gave concert to |
he school "kiddies'' in the Masonic
heater in the afternoon, and present
d their regular concert last night. |
Ferry Kissick of Oskaloosa and Mr..
;eary of New Sharon are members
+ the band. Major Landers and his
oys'' returned to Clarinda, Iowa, this |
a.
Rev. and Mrs. JHlA!! Ward, of the |
Iazarene church, go on Thursday to
to attend a district
of theft church. They
'ill probably be gone over Sunday.
he church here will be supplied.
Iev. Ward and the Marshalltown
astor, Rev. E. r. Dc Wear, are per-
onal friends, having known each
Their during their residence in the
astern states, Rev. Ward coming /
rest from New York and Rev. De
Year from Rhode Island.
(From Wednesdays DailyD
Mrs. Monte Smith of Des Moines
J guest OF her brother-in-law, A.
:. Smith, for a Veek's visit.
Grinnell Register: Rev. J. NJ.
Brown attended missionary con-
ention in Oskaloosa last week.
Mrs. Steven Ankenoy of Des Moines
; here for few days with her
aughter Mrs, Harry Pettichord.
Abba Union William Heilman. of
'skaloosa was; in Abba Sunday. a.
ucst of his brother, George Holman.
Mrs. J. ]. Cox OF South Market
trect extension, VINO has been quite
/, is now able to be up and around
gain. ''s'5s '>. s
Will H.. Kalbath returned home
.om Florida, Tuesday. but Elvyn
-inde remained IN the South for a
niger stay.
II. E., J. Schmidt of the Frankef
hoe department and /. w. Clenden-
n left this morning for Des Moines
here they will attend the state con-
ention of shoe men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh B. Mccoy have
eturned from Nashville, ILL.,, where
hey accompanied the remains of I
Irs. McCoy's mother, Mrs. Burnham,
no was buried there. +
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. c. Spurgin, OF
,entervilla were In town Tuesday +
/ attendance at the Eastern Star
ssuvities and visiting at the parcn-
II Spurgin and Kemble homes.
ii. e. Kilmer of Penn School Of
Commerce returned Tuesday even
lg from Moberly, Mo-, where he has
cen looking after the business
chool he recently purchased there.