The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-02-08


students of the Oskaloosa high schoo
in the high school assembly, Monda.
afternoon, giving an interesting tall
on the subject of Short Cuts" Rev
DeVoe mentioned short cuts that ma!
be taken in life, but advised agains
their use.
Miss Kate Seibert arrived home
last evening from her trip into New
York where she took in all the spring
markets, with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. All
sop of the Frankel store. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allsop will arrive home some
time today, having returned via Mis-
souri,. Miss Seibert was snow bound
in Abba all day Sunday.
j. A. Bernard of New York City, q
representative of Miller G. Draper
Co., producers of home talent enter
teinments, who was called here to as
sist in starting work on the Oskaloosa
Country Club Minstrel, departed on
Monday for Springfield, Mo-, where
he will visit at the parental home for
few days before returning to New
York City.
Grinnell Register: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Walling, of Oskaloosa, cele-
brated their golden wedding wester-
day at the home of their son, Charles,
who is one of the publishers of the
Oskaloosa Daily Herald. Miss Ivyl
and Arthur Walling of Grinuell Col,
lege attended the celebration, Ar
thur is on the Grinnell Register and
he says they had big time. The
Waliing stock is good stock.
tFrom Wednesdays Daily.l
Lee Jacobs and Dare Lamberson
went to Des Moines Tuesday on bust
ness.
Abba Union: Patrick Carrigan of
Oskaloosa was in Abba the last of
this week.
Barnes City News: Morris Freeman
had a successful sale on Saturday last.
He intends to move TO Oskaloosa.
Mrs. P. ]. Hunt and children have
returned from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Buffalo, N. Y.
Winterset News: Miss Axel Wilson
returned Tuesday morning to her
studies in Oskaloosa after q visit with
her parents.
Colfax Clipper: Alfred DeCamp
went to Oskaloosa today, to take
charge of a>coal mine about two miles
south Of that city. au
Newton News: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hill and Miss Edna Erect of Oskaloo--
sa visited Saturday with Mrs. Hills
sitter, Mrs. A. M. Armstrong.
Abba Union: Miss Anna Phenix of
Oskaloosa was a guest at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Porter the first
of the week, returning home We'd.
nesday ~ e
Mrs. Rose e. Sherburne - OF 912
South M street, was the victim of la
grippe for several days last week. She
also had touch of tonsilitis, but both
are now considerably better.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Evans return
ed Tuesday to their home in Des
Moines after spending several days in
the city looking after business mat
tiers and visiting relatives and friends,
Marcus Fisher of Cedar Rapids has
been visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
Ross w. Brown, of 95l Eleventh ave-
nue. west, and even though his visit
was made in the winter time, he en-
joyed his stay in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Amos Taylor, the mother of
f. X. Taylor, is staying for time at
the Taylor home at 90 avenue east.
The husband and father passed away
a few weeks ago. Mrs. Taylor was
formerly resident of Oskaloosa.
Charles Rinehart, the janitor of the
Y. NJ. C. A., despite the extreme cold.
maintained fairly good degree of
heat in the building but the wind from
the northwest made the rooms on the
west side colder than other parts and
seemingly no.heat was sufficient for
this difficulty.
Thomas r. Targgart. of 800 North
A street. reports record of fifty-one
years. and J. s. Capel testifles to about
fifty-four years since the time of their
conversion, and Father" William
Crosson has often told of its being
over sixty-six years that he has been
steadfast in the christian faith. In
spite OF its changeable weather, Iowa
must be healthy place to live.
Constable Arthur s. Shaw was the
only Oskaloosa person who greeted
COMPANY II lads snpnn their arrival It