The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-12-06
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Paul Mayo Sewers is in town Wis
iting with the old home folks for ;
few days.
]. p. Smith of Abba spent Thanks
giving Day here visiting at the Wal
ter Dexter home.
Miss Ida Aver of Waterloo is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J, H. Pickett
during the week.
Earl Parker and family of Center
vile were Thanksgiving guests at the
H. d. Parker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Flory and son
William were at Ottumwa Thursday
for days visit among relatives.
John r. Barnes was in town Thurs
day for holiday visit with relatives
returning to Des Moines yesterday.
Delmar Latham anf Fred Huxtable
of LIE Grand, Iowa, former Pennies,
attended PENIS annual Home Com
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Caviness of
Batavia drove to this city to spend
Thanksgiving at the l. N. Ellis
home.
Roy Rich and Thomas w. Cole mo-
tored to Ottumwa Saturday to attend
a meeting of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance agents.
w. G.. Stanley of Indianola, father
of Prof. F. C. Stanley, and J. S.Stan-
ley, an uncle, were visitors at the F.
C. Stanley home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Miller Beard and
daughter Alberta and Mrs. Jennie
Ward motored to Ottumwa Thursday
to attend the football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Montgomery
of 514 North ID street entertained at
Thanksgiving dinner, F. o. Ewing and
family of Knoxville, S. P. Ewing and
wife and E. G. Morgan and wife.
Mrs. H. NJ. Baughman has return
ed from Ottumwa where she had the
pleasure of visiting with her daugh-
tert-in-law, Mrs. Paul Baughman,
who has come on from Montana to
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Spry, of Maple avenue.
Prof. S. E. Carter informally an
nounces a special musical program
for Friday evening, December Z,
1917, at the chapel of c. H. u, at
University Park The concert will
include both vocal and instrumental
work and will be given entirely by
the students.
In the parsonage of Clyde Will
liams of Iowa, athletic director at
Ames College, Oskaloosa entertained
a noted football man. Mr.. Williams
is a member of rules committee of
America, a committee which meets
annually to revise and recommend
the official football rules.
Coach "Diffy' Lee of Penn College
is the happiest man in town, not
over the score of the Thanksgiving
game with State Teachers, although
over a gold pocket knife and chain
presented to him by the members of
the 1917 Quaker football squad. Cap
tain Henry Bogue made the presenta-
ton Thursday evening at the annual
Home Coming banquet. Coach Lee
has shown the gift to almost every
one in Oskaloosa.
Frank Ssultz drove to What Cheer
Wednesday.
Miss Grace Cox of Eddyville was
shopper here yesterday.
AIveta Raffety attended the foot
ball game in Ottumwa Thursday.
Frank Ewing and wife of Knoxville
are visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Flo Heitsman of New Sharon
spent Friday visiting in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Will Beaver of Fremont was
a business caller in the city Friday
Mrs. Anna Foster from Eddyville
attended Intolerance" yesterday af-
tcrnoon.
Miss B. Simons of Eddyville was in
town today visiting her mother from
Hedrick.
Clare Shawley and Gladys Evans
attended the high school game on
Thursday.
Mrs. Baughman and son Thomas
of Maple were shopping in the city
yesterday.
Miss 3. ]. Brunt and sister Susie,
of EddyVille, were shopping in the
city friday
Miss Stone and Mrs. Oleson from
Des Moines are visiting at the w. l..
Beans home. g..
Miss Margaret Reynolds went to
Marshalltown to spend the week end
with friends.
Mrs. Harry Slycord was passen.
ger to Eddyyille to visit at the Will
Slycord home.
S. c. Stolz, county recorder of
Wapello county. was business caller
in town Friday.
Miss Marie Foster of Grinnell will
spend the week end with her mother.
MrsgfM Foster.
Mrs. Sidney Rowen of Dies Moines
has been visiting here at the home OF
Mrs. j. W. Shreve.
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