The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-06-28

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ence. This is the. same song that
Rev. G. G. Ellis OF Lovilia sang at the
recent camp meeting and there prov
ed to be decided sensation and had
to be repeated.
Ever since the close of the recent
camp meeting. Rev, and Mrs. C. M.
Edgington of Alton have been in Os-
kaloosa on account of the Illness of
Mr. Edgington He has been TAX
ing treatment at Abbott's hospital on
account of indigestion troubles, ac-
companied by a general nervous
breakdown. For years past these
good people have been active in the
Iowa Holiness Association work,
Mrs. Edgington being the state sec
rotary and he being leading evan
gelist All friends will hope for his
ultimate recovery.
Arthur M. Walls, former chief Of
police for Oskaloosa, was in Des
Moines Friday on business mission.
He was no sooner in town than he
was grabbed by an officer who want
ed him to run him in" at police head
quarters to make application for SER
vice on the Des Moines force. Mr.
Walls is pretty well acquainted with
the Des Moines service and when he
was recognized by one of the chiefs,
nothing to it, Art must take the eX-
animation for appointment. But
Arthur had to turn down the offer as
he has other things in view but he
appreciated the opportunity laid at
his feet. Des Moines is adding many
men to its force and they are after
officers who have had experience.
(From Tuesdays Ds:Iy.)
Colonel and Mrs. Mcneil motored
to Knoxville Sunday.
Misses Byrd and Lee Dorgan spent
Sunday in Ottumwa.
Miss Frances Burke spent Sunday
at her home in Sigourney.
Mrs. Sara Taylor, of Tioga, was in
Oskaloosa, on business Monday.
Miss Eura Henderson, of Rose Hill
visited friends in Oskaloosa Monday.
Frank Shoemaker went to Daven-
port Monday to serve on the federal
jury.
Mrs. DIR. Redman and daughter Fran
ces are visiting the Joe Redman home
in Altoona.
Miss Irene Miller is employed at the
art department in the Baldauf-R
blatt store. .......
w. C. Coleman is again at his duties
at the Baldauf- Rosenblatt store after
several days vacation.
Mrs. E. H. Sampson and Mrs. Oak
ey, of Atwood, visited with friends in
Oskaloosa over Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Roberts, of Monroe,
visited at the home of her mother,
Mrs. M. j. Roberts Monday.
w. J.. Jackley freight foreman for
the c. b. & Q. left Saturday for Des
Moines to spend his vacation.
Mrs. Robertson and Miss Lulu are
visiting their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Nelson and family in Ottumwa.
John A. Brandenburgh, of Golden
City, Mo, has accepted a position as
jeweler with the Vanderzee Jewelry
House.
Charles B. Coffin, of OskaIoosa, has
enlisted in the United States Navy.
Mr.. Coffin signing up at Des Moines
on Monday.
Miss Molly Adams and Miss Mae
Deck returned from Charter Oak Sun
day where they spent their vacation
visiting friends.
Mrs. Charles Siegfried, of Cedar
Rapids, and Mrs. Walter Rice, of os-
kaloosa, visited at the Joseph Boyd
home Thursday.
Mrs. Catlin and Miss Minnie Burke
after a pleasant two weeks vacation
are again at their departments at the
store.
Mrs. Joe Wilkinson, OF Abba, AMI
Mrs. Will Hill, of Hooking, spent Sun
day here visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis J. Allgood.
George Budde and sister Miss Flor
ence and niece Margaret Rommel, of
Mt. Pleasant, motored to Oskaloosa
Monday on a business mission.
Judge X. E. Willcockson, of Sigour-
ney, held short session of district
court here Monday. Court was then
adjourned until Friday, June 20.
County attorneys of Iowa are hav-
ing a convention this week at Council
Bluffs and Mahaska will be represent
ed by it's prosecutor, Maxwell O'Brien.
Mrs. Maude Hume pastor of the Ma
zerene church of Muscatine and son
Wayne, returned to their home Mon
day after attending the Nazarene Min
listers convention.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Vanderzee, Mr.. Pea.
sly and Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Dykstra
motored to Pella Sunday and visited
with friends. They also visited the
"Old Peoples Home
County Superintendent Miss Jessie
Duboc, hopes to form two or three
girls canning clubs in the county to
compete in the state canning contests
at Des Moines this summer.