The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-25

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families. Rev. Cory was pastor of tn,
Christian church, here, some years
ago. He was then young men. just
commencing his life's work. Since
then he has become one of the recog
nized leaders in the Christian church
He is at the head of the Men and
Millions" movement which is raising
$6,300,000 to equip and endow the mis-
sionary enterprises of this church. LIS
work takes him into every state of the
Union and brings him into close touch
with the leaders in all denominations
and religious work. Mr.. Cory Is also
writer, having written THE Trail
of the Hearts of Men" novel based
on Mission work in China, which has
met with success. He has another
book under way at present. Rev.
Cory's father, N. E. Cory, one of the
pioneer preachers Of the Christian
church, passed away suddenly on Fri
day morning and the son was enroute
to the funeral which was held In
Keokuk on Sunday.
Mr.. Broughton was business visi-
tor in Bussey Tuesday.
Mrs. A. C. Rogers of New Sharon
was shopping in Oskaloosa Friday.
Mrs. Holt Beans has returned from
Des Moines where she visited friends.
Miss Rachel Templeton visited Miss
Kate Donnely in Des MONIES last
week.
Mrs. Christina Bowser of Bussey is
visiting here at tae home of her
daughters. fga-
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ehret of Deep
River were Sunday guests at the Lee
Jacobs home here. -
Mrs. Jesse Van Corp and SON Lee
spent Friday in Abba at the home of
Mrs. James Moody.
Howard and Thomas Malcolm and
the Misses Ida and Vida Martin were
in Bussey last week.
Mrs. ID. l.. Cole and Miss Myrtle
Bussey spent Sunday in Bussey at the
J. A. Bussey home.
Mrs. H. M. Newton left Saturday to
spend Sunday in Des Moines with An.
ma and Lilly Newton.
Mrs. Harry White and little daugh-
ter Nadine Of Brighton are visiting
relatives.
John Kullmer has returned from the
convention at st. Louis
and reports fine time.
Fred Raible of Monmouth was in
the city last week to attend the funer'
al of the late Lena Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Graft spent few
days last week visiting friends in Mon
mouth and Elrick Junction.
John Dales and family of Oskaloosa
visited his sister and her family, Mrs.
J. w. Veach last week at Colfax.
Mrs. Herbert Roberts of Chicago is
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. C w. Wagner, 115 c avenue
West.
Mrs. Kempt of Ninth avenue East,
has returned home from What Cheer
after several days visiting with rela-
tives.
Miss Marie Martinstine and Miss
Lois Clark who are attending school
in GrlnneH were home to spend the
week end.
Mrs. James Stilwell of New Sharon
visited Saturday with her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Dale Stilwell, No. GIL A
avenue West.
Mrs. R. G. Hollingsworth. who has
been visiting at the parental John
Hawkins home returned to her home
in Ottumwa Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Sewers, 400 High ave-
nue. East was called to Webster City
last week by the serious Illness OF her
father DR.. A. Kellog.
James Roberts of the Holiness Uni
versity accompanied Rev. Bastian to
Searsboro Sunday and favored the
audience with a saxaphone solo.
Mrs. Frank Kisor and Mrs. Duffus,
wife of Sheriff Duffus of Poweshiek,
were visiting at the Lincoln Holder
home $40 North Fifth street last week.
Coach G.. r. Yount of the oskaloosa
High school coaching staff, left for
Washington Saturday to act as referee
for the Washington.West Liberty
game.
]. C. Masteller has returned from
Cottonwood, Idaho accompanied by
his two grand-daughters Clara and
Edith Umphry who will remain for
an extended visit. r. 80
Coach ]. l.. Lee was at Iowa City
Saturday to act as field Judge for the
Grinnell:Iowa battle. Sunday Mr. Lee
met the Notre Dame University team
at Grinnell, during their brief stop on
their way home. from Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, where they played Nebraska State
Saturday. -
l.. L. McCord received word We'd
nesday that his son. Fl. d. McCord who
was promoted some weeks ago from 9
private TO corporal with the Outpos
Cto,,aI Horpa hos received another