The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-02-08

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e leges at the state university. In tn
session all the schools OF the state W
= make out spring base ball and trat
n schedules and arrange next falls foe
il ball schedules Already Prof. Stanlt
d has secured three contests, hayir
lined up games with Drake Unive
: sity and with Iowa Wesleyan an
: Highland Park colleges.
e Major John C. Bradbury writes
r note from the front telling the boy
here that the lads expect to be rol
, ing into oskaloosa along about Marc
: /. He mentions the winter weather {
, the home town and tells in contras
of the flowers in bloom and the OF
anges on the trees and the vegetable
in market down where they are. i
spite of this fact however he says the
get days when bitter biting cold is e2
perienced. They pile on the clothing
but even at that they chill although
no ice forms and no frost falls. Nh
Bradbury sends full statement ant
aulit of the money expended for th,
thanksgiving feed of last year, show
ing where every penny went and wha
for.
(From Tuesdays Daily.}
Keota Eagle: Henry Elliott went
to Osxaloosa Friday.
Miss Josephine Myers is visiting her
aunt, Miss Nellie Chesser in Ottumwa
Father Thomas F. Lotus is in Bur
ilington on account of the death OF his
father.
Miss Madge Renneker, of Sioux
City, spent Sunday with Miss Leda
Dickens of this city.
Mrs. Irwin Terrell and son of Seark
spent Sunday in Eddyville visiting
relatives aud friends.
Mrs. Nettie Watkins. of Chicago, is
in the city visiting friends and rela-
tiyes for a week or so.
Rev. William Labilka and wife, of
Harvey were visitors among friends
and relatives in Oskaloosa on Monday
James Brewster, of San Francisco,
California, is guest in the city at the
Carroll Sawyer home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Waddell, of Des
Moines, were guests in the city for
the weekend with relatives and
friends.
Miss Leda Dickens, Miss Madge Rem
neker and Miss Helen Smith returned
morning to their school work
in Ames.
Barnes City News: Lafayette Dali
by, of Oskaloosa, was over and visit
ed his mother and other relatives the
past week.
Mrs. Clifford Smith returned Sunday
evening to her home near Washington
after spending almost week here
relatives and friends.
Miss Jessie Lennon spent the week
end at her home in Eddyville return
ing to her school work in Penn Col.
lege Monday morning. J
Miss Nellie Halferty who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. WhtmeT in
Fremont for several days returned
Monday to her home in KeOta.
Art Munsell, of Des Moines, was in
own Sunday a guest in the home Of
lis parents policemen and Mrs. Henry
Munsell on Second avenue east.
Barnes City News: Mrs. Reed
Brown, of Oskaloosa. came Tuesday
evening to help care for her daughter
Mrs. Byron Roberts who is quite sick !
Mrs. e. X. Townsend, of Toledo, Ia,
passed through the city Monday en-
quite to Ottumwa where she will visit
Ter daughter Mrs. Burger for a few
lays.
Miss Leila Ninde left Saturday night
ia. the NJ. & st. l.. for Minneapolis,
,ut the train was annuelled at Mar
;halltown and Miss Ninde was held
here.
Mrs. o. A. Kucharo returned Sat
lrday to her home in Ottumwa after
pending several days in the city Wis
ting her sister Mrs. ]. c. Adams and
amily.
Miss Ilene Fitzgerald has returned
o her home in Davenport after spend
ng Saturday and Sunday in the city
md attending the Walling reunion
Sunday.
Mrs. Anna E. Foster, 315 North B
treet, was summoned to Runnels byl
he sudden death of her little grand
laughter, Vivian Laughlin. who died
saturday.
Will and John Reynolds, Of Osl;a-
oosa were summoned to Frakersville
" the serious illness of their mother
drs. Joe Reynolds who is critically ill
4 pneumonia.
leota Eagle: c. C. Amsbury who has
,een working for F. G.. Henness as re-
air man in the Motor Inn since early
n the fall, moved back to Oskaloosa
is former home-yesterday
Rev. Alexander McFerran is enter
aiming his father JOHN McFerran,
yho came to Oskaloosa to be witness
Q the ceremonies OF dedication in the
Jew church Of which his son is pas
CT.