The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-02-01

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period, prior to going out on an ex
tended evangc,istic campaign o
several months during the spring
During his stay he is busy with bus
mess affairs that have to do wit
the needs of his work and family.
E. E. Phelps of Knoxville was
visitor in Oskaloosa on Thursday
Mr.. Phelps is a travelling man. blu
finds time to devote considerable eff
fort to work in the Gospel Team
movement and his team have latel!
been interested in services in Hhorn.
burg. He is well known in Oska-
loosa.
George Fl. Ramsay of Knoxville
was a visitor in Oskaloosa this week
Mr.. Ramsay is the president of tho
Board of Trustees at c. Fl. u. and Ii
always glad to return to his former
home and meet with Old friends. He
is well known as a large coal oper-
ator and is the brother of John Ram
say of S14 First avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Milroy, OF
Guthrie, Oklahoma. announce the
marriage of their daughter Marguer-
lite to Carl Bertsch Fritz, on Wednes-
day, Jan. "a. The young people will
be at home in Oklahoma City after
February l. Carl is former Oska-
loosa boy, youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs e. NJ. Fritz, now of Ottumwa.
Hosts of old time friends here will
extend congratulations and best
wishes.
(From Mondays Daily9
Mrs. Phil Gunder went to Daven.
port and Moline Friday afternoon to
visit friends and relatives.
Fire Chief |. III. McCracken was
summoned to Des Moines Saturday to
give information before legislative
committee.
Mrs. Estella Mundell, of Chicago, Is
visiting with her brother, DR.. e. J.
Frank. Saturday evening they went
t. Mtrayia where they visited DR.. A.
]. Frank over Sunday.
Abba Republican,: Mildred Nc
Daniel Of Cedar Rapids, who is here
visiting Miss Martha Fox in Oskaloosa
Miss Fox to Abba Fri
lay and was interested in the progress
Of Miss Fox's music pupils.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. Charles
Stought of Rose Hill and Mrs. Fred
Hodson, of Earlin, returned to their
homes Saturday after visiting for
several days in the home of their
Mrs. George Van Patten.
Miss Ida Hinchman of Des Moines.
las been visiting in town several
lays, calling upon old time friends
md acquaintances. She is a daugh-
.er of DR.. Hinchman, an old time ply
stefan and resident of the locality.
Knoxville Journal: Horace McCord
spent Sunday with the family of his
laughter, Mrs. Scott Ellis, in Tracy.
Mrs. McCord was there all last week,
stopping off at that station while on
her way home from a visit with her
oUu, INOy anu ldhlliS III OohoiOOoo'
C. NJ. Leach, of Dcs Moines, City
Passenger Agent of the NJ. & st. l..
and w. K. Adams, of Des Moines, Div
sion Passenger Agent of the NJ. & st.
L. were in town Friday looking after
business matters. Mr.. Adams and
R. w. Brown, of OskaloOsa, NJ. & St.
L. District Passenger Agent, were i'll
charge of the special trains carrying
he North Dakota troops over the NJ.
E st. l.. road Saturday.
What Cheer Patriot: K. X. Taylor,
Irptler of the Doctor, was pleasant
caller at the Patriot Office Friday. He
lives at Oskaloosa and is we'll and fav-
lrably known He is president of the
Prairie Farmers Insurance Associa-
.ino. He took his mother home WIN
him to rest and get over the grief
over the loss of her lifelong compan-
on. Mr.. Taylor told us when he was
IN California he visited an aunt los
years old. That is getting to be pref
~ well along
Fred y. Turner is confined to his
home. No. 309 b avenue west. with
a severe cold.
w. NJ. Wilkes is confined to his
home with a severe attack of infam-
matory rheumatism.
George Rhinehart of Des Moines
was calling among friends and for
mer associates in town Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. II. Stranahan
we're passengers to Colfax this morn
ing, going for brief visit and rest.
Miss Mary Willis of Marshalltown
Is a guest in the city with her sister
Mrs. Harry Garner, for few days.
Dennis Ragen is out today follow
ing a brief indisposition and confine-
ment to his home on High avenue
east
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bonebrake have
to their home in Sioux City
after a weeks visit with friends
here.
Miss Margaret Martin OF Mason
City returned home this morning fol-
lowing a several days visit here with
relatives.
Miss Eunice Albee returned last
A. l.a- home in n a IL