The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26

y Mrs. Mary Alice Stafford, whom all
l. p. e. O.'s delight to honor as one oil
e, the original seven to whom they owe
h the foundation of the sisterhood. Miss
2 Mary Osmond, for years editor of the
S Record; Mrs. Effie Hoffman Rogers
{ formerly of Oskaloosa, the present
/ editor, and several past presidents OF
Iowa, including Mrs. Winona Evans
} Reeves, of Keokuk, Mrs. Ola B. Mil
: Ter of Washington, and Mrs. Walter
} Irish, of Des Moines.
Mrs. NJ. Bower of Harper was shop
ping in Oskaloosa Friday.
Mrs. Will Smith of Delta was in
Oskaloosa Friday, shoppins.
Mrs. r. D. Walton is quite sick. be-
ing threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Blanche Parshall of Fremont
was an oskaloosa shopper Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bolles Of Rose
Hill were in Oskaloosa Friday on
business.
Mrs. Pete Oliver and daughter, of
Lacey, were business callers in Oska-
lOOSa on saturday.
DR.. Abbott and family went to Elk
celsior Springs, Mo-. Friday morning
to be gone for a week.
| Mrs. G. V. Wheeler and children
went to Siourney Friday to visit with
relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. w. Trotter of Bussey is
visiting at the home of her son, L. A.
Trotter, sol North First street.
Abba Union: Miss Pansy Brown of
Oskaloosa came over last week for a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Chas.
Schroeder.
Mrs. II. L. Shilling visited in Os-
kaloosa while enroute to her home in
Sigourney from Grinnell where she
had been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Robert Byers of Barnes City
was in Oskaloosa Friday visiting her
son, Robert Jr., n student. of Penn
college, who has had his tonsils re-
moved.
Lovilia Press: Chas. A. Tenny of
EddyVille was here Saturday making
application as principal in our pub
lie schools. Mr.. Tenny is a gradu-
ate of Drake University and COM
petent teacher.
What Cheer Chronicle: Rev. Min
ear occupied the pulpit at the Meth
odist church here last Sunday and he
delivered a splendid sermon, one of |
the best listened to there for several |
weeks past. Brother Minear is a |
forceful, logical speaker.
Delta Press: Virgil Guthrie of Os-
kaloosa was in Delta Saturday. Mr..
Guthrie has mar. friends in our
town, made while he was here as |
evangelist singer several years ago
and they were glad to get chance
to shake hands with him.
EddyvilIe Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. |
Carroll Feezer of Oskaloosa spent |
Sunday here in the interests of the !
Epworth League, Mr.. Feezer being |
the president OF the Oskaloosa dis
trict Mr.. and Mrs. John DeTar and |
Mrs. Geo. DeTar drove them to Os-
kaloosa that evening.
Richiand Clarion: Franklin Hadley
and Rev. Alvin Hoskins went to Os-
kaloosa Monday to meet with the Of
fetal board of the Friends Yearly |
Meetin. This board is appointed to
transact business of the Yearly |
Meetin during the year while that |
body is not in session.
MonteZuma Republican: NJ. L. XII
sor, resident of Union Mills and |
well known in this community, suf-
fered broken leg when he was run
down by an automobile in Los An
geles, California, where he has been !
spending the winter. He is to be |
brought home at an early day. Mr.. |
Kisor is an old soldier and has many
friends here.
(From Tuesdays Ds!!J.)
Miss II. Henderson went to Rose
Hill Monday to visit her parents.
E. p. Thomas is moving his family |,
from Buxton to 91S South Second |
street.
Miss Ruth Hamilton went to Sig
Quincy Monday for visit with
friends.
Miss Anna Swanson of White Oak
visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Ed
wards, Monday.
Drs. j. c. Barringer and j. s. Hen
derson spent Sunday in Waterloo
visiting with relatives.
Miss Marie Criswell, Miss Jessie
Coen and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Catlin
spent Sunday in Fremont.
Mrs. d. w. Jamison of North Mar
ket street was called to Lovilia Ivy |
the sickness of her mother.
Misses Eva Cooper and Frances
Burke spent Sunday in Pelia visiting !
at the Herman Tysseling home.
Mrs. Ireland of Fremont is visiting
her daughter Margaret who is at
tending Penn School OF Commerce.
Miss Rose Teefy went to her home |
in Iowa City to attend the wedding |
of her sister. Miss Catherine Teefy. |