The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-15
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4 Mrs. Dane Phillips of Des Moline
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Roy Stevens of Ottumwa wal
guest of Oskaloosa friends yester-
day.
Mrs. Harriet Fullmer of Masor
City is guest of her sister, Mrs. Nate
Wyman, for a weeks visit.
Mrs. II. F. Rolfe of Clarinda is a
guest of friends and former associates
here for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ii. Harvey were in
Des Moines several days last week
attending the state convention of
shoe men.
MIR. and Mrs. F.. N. Cowan were
called to Cedar Rapids yesterday by
the death of Mrs. Cowan's niece, May
Mcnamara.
Miss Esther Tiberghien of c. H. u.
favored the Epworth League with one
of her delightful vocal solos on Sun
day evening and later at the public
service rendered another pleasing se-
lection with Kenneth Wells, also of
c. H. U.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Kaskaden OF
Beloit, Wisconsin, were in town last
week on their honeymoon trip, spend
ing couple of days with relatives
and friends here. They went to Des
MONIES and other Iowa points to visit
relatives.
Little Blanche Westgrove is seri-
ously i'll, suffering with shingles,
complicated with an aggravated form
of skin eruption. The child is un-
able to sleep unless under the influ-
ence of medicine and is in state of
On Sunday evening DR.. l.. NJ. Grigs-
by added peculiar charm to his SER
mon at the Central M. E. church by
singing few verses of hymn. 1t
was near the close and serve das a |
sublime climax to one of his nique
Don Russell of Penn college and |
who has lately been taking special |
work at Ames, was home over Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Russell, of 523 North B street. Don
rendered an enjoyable vocal solo at
he Central NJ. e. church on Sunday
Speaking of vocal solos Father"
William Crosson at so years of age
'ecently sang solo in connection
With one of his characteristic testi- .
Monies at prayer meeting, And at
he Pentecostal Mission on South
Market street, DR.. G. A. Mclaughlin
IN Sunday started his sermon with
solo.
Watt Crandle, formerly of the
Beacon neighborhood, who has been
,laying baseball in the Coast League,
s back to the old home for a brief
'isit He was laid off some time ago
IN account of an injury that put him
tut of the game for several months.
lie expects to round into shape to get
Jack into the game for the new
chedule.
MIRA nd Mrs. II. S. Howard have re-
eived telegram from their son
russell, who is in school at Dart
mouth. stating that he has the ;
measles. The doctor gave Russell
he choice of coming home or going
nto the contagious ward in the hos
ital there at school. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard wired back telling Russell
hat they were afraid for him to un-
ertake the trip home as he might
ausc the disease to be spread, so
russell is in for few days of solitary {
onfinement.
Charles S. Walters, formerly pop
lar resident of Oska loosa, ticket ;
gent of the old Iowa Central, known
0 practically everybody in town. a
nember of Oskaloosa Lodge B. P. o.
llks, member for years of the old
Darktown" minstrel outfit and nu-
lerous other home talent enter
ailments and a good fellow gener-
lily, has come into his own in the
own of his adoption, Walla Walla,
Washington, where he is in charge of
big traction and transportation
property, The Pacific Power G Light
Company. Charles was, recently
iected Exalted Ruler of the Elks
lodge of Walla Walla, an institution
4 some seven hundred members own
ng its own home, five story build
ng with roof garden and the best
nown cafe in the whole northwest
orner OF the country. Congratula- /;
ions, Charles. from all the boys here.
'aternal greetings are in order.
From TUESDAYS DaiIy.)
Grinnell Register: ]. A. Mases, a
zig real estate man in Oskaloosa, was
ere yesterday.
James Main OF Waterloo, returned
ome this morning after brieE bus
ness visit here.
David Handler has gone to Chicago
o work. and attend one of Chicago's
Institutions OF higher learning.
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