The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23


, tors, Rev. Van Dram and Rev. Hites
are holding big revival meeting al
Eveland grove. Large crowds from
surrounding towns are in attendance
daily.
j. Mace Hagan has returned from
Chicago where he was summoned
last week by the death of his broth.
. er-in-law, j. r. Powell, aged SO years
pioneer resident of Union county,
and well known in this locality as a
stock dealer
Henry Tandy of 652 North A street
and his good wife will soon be cele-
brating the fiftieth anniversary of
their wedding. Both are well known
in Oskaloosa and in point of health
and vigor appear to be considerably
younger. Mr.. Tandy has been an
active farmer and this no doubt ex-
plains the vigor of his constitution.
They are representative Iowa people.
| The Chicago Herald gives the fol-
lowing wedding announcement of an
Oskaloosa girl who was formerly a
kindergarten teacher in the Whit
tier school: CDR. Z. A. Baker of
Cleveland, Ohio, brother of Secretary
Of War Newton d. Baker, and Miss
! Winifred Caffal of Jennings, Louisi-
ana, were married at Colorado
Springs, August IS, by the Rev.
Clyde II. Inman of ST. Paul Method
| list church. They left Immediately
for San Francisco where DIR. Baker
is stationed as member of the U. S.
Engineering Corps"
Miss Mae Legler of the Frankel
store is enjoying short vacation.
Mrs. c. NJ Brown of Sigourney Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. J. p. Dodds, Fri
day.
Mrs. James Lawrence and daugh-
ter are in Moberly on visit with her
sister
Mrs. Frank Sears of Cedar went to !
Missouri Friday morning to visit with /,
friends.
Mrs. ]. P. Dodds went to Des |
Moines today to visit her husband |
and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Crookham made |
business trip to Mt. Ayr Tuesday !
via auto route.
Mrs. Arnold and children, Jack and !
Jean went to Cedar Rapids yester-
day to visit her husband, Lieutenant
Claire Arnold, A. d. C.
Mrs. Laura Daugherty of Ottum.
wa is a guest of Mrs. Lou Blattner
for several days visit.
Miss Mary Gregory of Keota is Wis
iting with Josephine Kaufman. She
is also attending Chautauqua.
Miss Ida Aver of Waterloo is visit
ing at the Col. ]. H. Pickett home,
Park Place" on c avenue east.
Mrs. Jennie RoIfe of Page county
is here for a two weeks visit with !,
her sister, Mrs. George Bartlett.
Chief of Police James Lawrence
and Secretary r. J. Shanahan were
in Ottumwa last evening upon a spe-
Cial mission.
Harold Woodford, who is a mem
Der of the Quarterfaster's Unit, is in
the hospital at St. Louis recuperating
from vaccination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Walton, Mrs.
John Hawkins, Mrs. r. G. Holdings
worth and Miss Rdna Sterrett motor
ed to Ottumwa Friday.
Lincoln Justice of the U. S. battle
ship Wyoming is in Oskaloosa, guest
of his mother, Mrs. Julia Justice,
while on ten days furlough.
Constable Arthur S. Shaw of the
LaffolIette justice court is off to Oma-
ha in the. effort to get service on an
individual wanted in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. II. Seekers and daughter, Mrs. |
Fred S. Garrabrant, and her daugh-
ter visited in Sigourney yesterday,
stopping at the old home place Of
Mrs. Seebers.
Charles Shurts, who has been Sc
verely i'll at his home on avenue, |
suffering with something akin to ty-
phoid fever, is reported much i'm
proved since yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Shipley of
What Cheer motored to Oskaloosa |
Friday morning to bid farewell to
their nephew, Carl Dunwoody, who is
member of Company II.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Hawk who were |
called TO West Liberty early in the |
week by the death of relative, re-
turned to their home on North Mar
ket street Friday evening.
Chester LaRue of New Sharon on
returning from trip to Kansas to /
see after his wheat crop there, spent |
Friday night with his sister. Mrs. j.
J. Hawk. on North Market street.
Misses Esther and Ruth Sterling
of Waterloo, daughters of Charles
Sterling. a former Oskaloosa barber.
are visiting here for several days at