The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

Joe iteyuOluS OF fTAkeF aIJenueu lnt
John Ramsay funeral at Oskalooss
Sunday.
/ Knoxville Express: J. l. Chambers
was in Oskaloosa the latter part OF
last week attending a holiness con
ference.
Richland Clarion: Rev. A. B. Cor,
nell of Oskaloosa viii preach at the
Christian church Sunday morning
and evening.
Lynnville Star: Mrs. Shirk and
children of Oskaloosa came last Fri
day for visit with their aunt, Mrs.
John Simpson.
Bussey Record: NJ. f. Broughton
| of Oskaloosa was here Wednesday
visiting his daughter, Mrs. E. c. Nc
Clure and family.
Bussey Record: Mrs. ]. H. McCol-
lum and daughters Irene and Leota,
of Oskaloosa, are visiting here with
her mother, Mrs. Frank Mason.
Pella Booster: f. p. Bridges and
wife, of Ledman, Pennsylvania, went
to Oskaloosa Tuesday after few
days visit at the Dr. p A Edmand
home.
Delta Press: Verne Olive and wife
and Willis Olive of Oskaloosa have
been visiting the past few days at the
homes of w. O. Olive, w. A. Olive
and o. w. Olive.
Miss Frances Everhart and two
brothers, Stanley and Tracy, have
gone to Bloomfield to visit their sos
teri Mrs. Richard Eckerd, and aunt,
Mrs. Frank Rominger.
Winterset News: Rev. ]. S. Malone
of Qskaloosa, Rev. Nathan Weingart
of Summerset, Rev. w. ]. Stewart
and w. l.. Niblo of Winterset, were
entertained at the j. c. Sawhill home
Tuesday night.
Keokuk County News: Mrs. Ella
F. Swan, j. l.. Pickering and Mrs. Z.
e. Palmer of Cedar Rapids were in
Sigolrney on Monday. They had
been in Oskaloosa to attend the Holt
ness camp meeting.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. M. A. Her
shey and daughter, Mrs. Dryden. of
Oskaloosa, visited the formers daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Vanden Berg, here
Monday. Mrs. Vanden Berg accom-
panied them home for visit.
Pella Booster: Miss Sara Lang
STRAIT and Fern DeBruyn, eighth
grade graduates of the Peoria school,
went to Oskaloosa Saturday to get
heir diplomas. Their teacher, Miss
Hollis Byram, accompanied them.
Bussey Record: Mrs. B. F. Well. |
man, Mrs. AL Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Trotter, Mr. and Mrs. George Co
mer and Mr.. and Mrs. u. G.. carp |
we're in Oskaloosa last week attend |
ng the annual meeting OF the c. II. |
:, held June 1 to IL.
Pella Chronicle: Will Van Gorkum
vas operated on for appendicitis at
his home on Oskaloosa street Tues
lay afternoon by Doctors Sybenga
If Pella and Williams of OskalOosa.
At this writing he is reported in a
very serious condition.
Washington County Press: Miss
Hazel Dean arrived home Saturday |
night to spend the summer vacation !
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Dean. She has been attending
school at Ottumwa, and visited at /
OskaIoosa enroute home.
Abba Republican: Rev. A. B. Cad
well went to Oskaloosa to attend a !
meeting of the Food Production and
Conservation Commission Friday, and
was also privileged to hear eXPresi-
dent VIM. Howard Taft, in his COM
mencement address at Penn college,
which was enjoyed greatly.
Washington County Press: Miss
Ethel Atkinson returned home Mon
day evening from Oskaloosa, where
she had been attending the camp
meeting for four days. She had also
been visiting in Des Moines for about
two months at ne home of her sis
ter, Mrs. W. G. DuMont. Mrs. Myra
Crozier of Kansas, accompanied her
anu ID d at hNA liSIAAS, HAAAN
also at the home of Miss Emma John
son.
Mrs. Fred Sampson visited her son
William, at the Mahaska Hospital
Saturday.
Jacob A. Barthell was Sunday WIS.,
itor at the home of County Auditor w.
T. Martin.
Harry Hunt, of Des Moines, spent
Sunday here at the parental ]. L..
Hunt home.
Miss Lois Moore visited over Sun
day at the parental NJ. e. Moore home
In Rose Hill.
Mrs. Cora Hoover and son Edwin.
of Horton, Kansas, are visiting at the
r. E. Wilbur home.
Miss Gladys Harlan, OF Des Moines,
is visiting here for few days with her
brother, Joe Harlan.
Mrs. Duncan Reid and sister. Miss
Iowa Ellis,Sof Rose Hill, was in oska-
loosa shopping Saturday.
Mrs. G. w. Franks, of Des Moines,
came Saturday for an extended visit