The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-02-22

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Rev. S. De Bruine, of the Reformed
Church in America, has decided tc
accept the call of the Bethel Reformed
4 Church of Pella, Iowa, former
charge that called him eight years
ago from a pastorate in the Presby-
terrain church.
! Miss Lillian Pickett left yesterday
flor Waterloo to visit with relatives.
| p e. Larsen of Minneapolis, was in
town Monday visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Anna. Steward is much i'm.
1proved to-day from recent severe i'll.
mess and will recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Zelliot, of Poke.
CANA, Mimi. who have been visiting
here for number of days with their
many friends and acquaintances, have
departed to Earlham, where they Will
be guests of parental homes. Mr.. Eel
liot is manager of the Penn School OF
Commerce.
Herman Sondreggor Monday re-
sumed his position with the Oskaloosa
! fire department following his absence
on the border with Company H. Her
mans time had expired and his must
er papers were forwarded ahead OF
the company permitting his release
several days before the regular must
er out of the company men.
lFrom Wednesdays Daily.)
Miss Addie Bergen of Davenport is
guest of friends and relatives dur
ing the week. ...'
George w. Whitehill was summoned
to pes Moines last evening upon
business mission.
Mrs. Rose Remington has gone to
Minneapolis for a months stay at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Frank YetZer.
C. l.. Northcutt went to Omaha yes.
terday to accept a position with his
uncle, Frank Crane, as travelling rep
resentative,
Frederic knight Logan and Ed Wal
ton went to Des Moines to attend the
big auto show. Mr.. Logan intends to
drive his new car home.
Knoxville Express: Manuel Phillips
was visiting in Oskaloosa a few days
the latter part of the week with his
son Clarence OF that city.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. T. J. Will,
son OF Beacon visited the first of the
week at the c. A. Porter home. Mr..
and Mrs. Porter accompanied them
back 10 oskaloosa Monday night.
Mrs. Cora, Winner of Greenfield is
visiting relatives and friends here
during the week. guest in the homes
of Mrs. Glen Johnson and Mrs. Fred
Aiken. She will be with relatives in
New Sharon next week.
Grinnell Herald: H. NJ Harris, Jay
Swaney, NJ. l.. Norris and r. w.
Chopper were in Oskaloosa this week
to attend large dairy sale of Jersey
cattle. In all 60 fine COWS were sold.
Mr.. Harris and Mr.. Swaney each pur-
chased a choice animal
Mrs. T. w. Gear and son, of Texas,
who were summoned to Oskaloosa by
the death of the father, Gideon Whit
aker, and who have been guests at
the Frank Tout home on North d
street, and Mrs. Lena Whitaker, an
other daughter of Mr.. Whitaker, here
from Cheyenne, Wyoming, have re
turned to their homes.
George Carbon is home from Chi
cago where he was in attendance at
the annual show of the national ce-I
ment workers and where he assisted
in the organization of new society,
the National Association of Cement
Silo Stave Makers, and goodly COM
pany of them were represented. Mr..
Carbon states one of the features of
the convention was splendid banquet
rendered by the cement manufactur-
ers and it was a great spread.
Rcsser Smith of Alton is here for
few weeks visit in the Frank
Davis home.
Mason Slade of Chicago while in
the city was a guest at the w. Fl.
Kalbach home on High avenue east.
Miss M. Lee of Omaha, Nebr., re-
turned to her home this morning fol-
lowing several days visit here with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Harper of Daven-
port, who have been visiting here for
! several days with relatives, returned
home this morning.
Mrs. d. II. Smith of Marshalltown
returned to her home this morning
after a few days visit here with her
daughter, Mrs. e. F. Williams.
Alfred Standing, Penn college
student, is just recovering from an
operation Saturday afternoon for the
removal Of turbanated bone.
Hugh Bell of Des Moines, who has
been visiting at the James Mayne
home the past few days, departed for
Monroe this Wednesday morning to
attend the Cain" sale. .,