The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-01-25

also attended the lectures, moving
pictures and concert that are a part
of the daily program. Before return
ing home, Mr.. Sowden expects to Wis
it several Of the many other places OF
| interest in Southern California.
J. E. Flewwelling is in Detroit
Michigan, summoned to the bedside
of a sister, Mrs. Barbara Sheriatt, OF
that place, who is critically i'll and
may pass out any day. Another sis
ter, Eliza, has come on from her home
in Manitoba and is with the sick
woman. Mr.. Flewwelling while en-
route was the victim of pickpockets
in Chicago anr suffered the loss OF
practically every cent of cash he had
with him.
Walter W. White of the Herald
yesterday celebrated the twentieth
anniversary of his conversion to the
Christian faith. Mr.. White enjoys
the distinction of having been the
first convert to respond to a special
revival service held in the new Cen.
trail NJ E. church twenty years ago
soon after the completion of the new
edifice The revival opened early in
the year 1897 and Walter was the first
to respond to the invitation He has
retained his association with the
church ever since and has been quite
prominent in church, Sunday school
and society work in the organization
ever since
(From Mondays Daily)
c. c. Alsop departed Friday even
ing for New York upon business
excursion for the Frankel store.
Mrs. Mamie Lloyd and son, James
Hillery, went to Des Moines Friday
evening for an over Sunday visit
with the Moulton family.
! The U S. Beauties, an American
circuit burlesque show troop, passed
through Oskaloosa Saturday after
noon enroute to Ottumwa
! Bussey Record: L. l.. Trotter OF
Oskaloosa was here the latter part
of last week visiting at the home OF
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Trot.
! Ter.
Abba Union; Miss Elizabeth Kerns
has returned from the Oskaloosa
hospital and will soon resume her
work as teacher Of the Watson
school
! Mrs. Otto p. Dede, who has been
visiting Mrs. Rhea Oppenheimer and
other friends in the city for the past
few days, has returned to Washing
ton, Iowa.
o. c. G. Phillips mourns the loss OF
his family driver. The nag was a
big pet and they mourn the death as
though one of the family had passed
out. The mare was over thirty-five
years old
What Cheer Chronicle: James
Stephenson and William Maleby
have been busy loading corn for the
Chicago market They have been
paying 50 cents per bushel, a tor
market price.
Bussey Record: Misses Tillie and
Emma Patrick who have been in Os
kaloosa for some time. spent Sunday
at their home here. Miss Tillie re
turned to Oskaloosa on Monday but
Emma remained for a longer stay.
i Eddyyilie Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs
JEFF Billick returned last Thursda!
from Oskaloosa where they had beer
spending a few days at the bedside o
Mrs. BilIick's mother who has beer
seriously Ill and is not expected t.
recover.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. A. L
! Pollard was called to Barnes Cit,
last week on account of the illness o
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Fisher an,
little son. Mrs. Pollard returned OF
Saturday night, leaving the sicl
folks much improved
VIII Stump drove to Hedrfck in
car last week. He says that all thu
roads adjacent to and lying abou
/ Iledrick have been dragged and ar
as nice as a pavement. Each a.
esery read leading to the town In
been made splendid But not
road In Mahaska has been TOUGHER
and those highways adjacent to 0s
kalnosa are particularly had
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