The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-03-08

where he will so in training for 81
months before leaving for the coas
Barnes City News: Morris Free
man and family have moved to Os
kaloosa. Although residing anon
us only a year, they earned the goo
will and respect of all who becam
acquainted with them We wis
them all success in Oskaloosa.
Floyd Thomas, who is now locate,
at ottumwa. looking after the estat
of his deceased father, refereed tn,
OskaloosasIowa City game last
night. Thomas is a favorite in OH
kaloosa athletic circles, winning
wide friendship here through his
work as coach at Penn college.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Miss Eleanor Mitchell spent Sun
day in Marshalltown.
Edgar Smith was a passenger to
Iowa City this morning.
Mrs. Fred Mathews left Sunday
morning for WATERFOWL, S. Oak.
Mrs. B. G. Williams returned Sat.
urdGy night from winters visit in
Elorida.
Dallas Edmundson left Sunday
morning for the Rosebud ranch near
Calgary, Canada.
John Roache of Davenport was in
town yesterday for a brief visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Margaret Wiess of Marshall
town has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Garner. .
Miss Bessie Helm went to Des
Moines Saturday evening to be a
guest of her. sister, Mrs. Clarence
Wright.
Anton Letter, after a months visit
with his son Peter at his farm near
Evans, returned to his home in Dav-
enI ort on Saturday.
Miss Nora E. Mccoy, of Mount
Sterling, H., was week end visitor
herewith her cousins, C. o. Snider |
md Miss Pearl Snider.
Robert Tyson. who has been over
seeing the erection of new home on
lis farm near Grinnell, returned to
lis home here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Berdinner were
passengers to Minneapolis, Mimi,
sunday, and will visit for sevral days
With friends and relatives.
Mrs John Ryan of New Sharon
vas guest here Saturday, attending
he p E. o. luncheon at the LACEY
Hotel. with Miss Ida WEIGH.
Will Holmes and son Clarence.
ave gone to Des Moines and Will
rive home two new cars, secured for
he Holmes-Trotter Auto Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Concannon. OF
dubuque, former residents of Oska-
Oosa. were in town Sunday visiting
Id time neighbors and associates.
H. E, Kilmer, manager of the Penn
school of Commerce. has gone to /.
loberly. Mo-. where he will look
fter an important business matter.
Frederik the Great, magician, and
of entertainers and assist
nts left this morning for Iowa City
here they play a several days Ell
agement.
w. r. Sterrett, special agent for
he NJ. & st. L. railway, has beer
onspicuOus in and about Oskaloosa
everal days, looking after local
reight handling under the guidance
nd protection Of local agent w. T.
lcCarty.
Miss Marie West spent Sunday in
knoxville at the home of her aunt,
Irs. McNutty. o..
Mrs. Jane Pennington was an over ,
unday visitor at the home of her sis i,
II, Mrs. John EssliHg of Bussey. I,
(From TUESDAYS Daily3 .. ,
Miss Vera Gibson of SO5 c avenue ,
'est has recently accepted a position
18th the Underwood Candy Co. {
Misses Camille and Alliene Whar- =
on. OF Albert Lea, Minnesota, were
EEK end guests at the DR.. Jenkin !
avis home on Third avenue east. ,
Miss Alice Williams of Newton,
nd deaconess of the Iowa Confer .
nee, was in Oskaloosa on Friday ,
nd visited not only the convention,
ut also her old friends in Oskaloosa.
Harry Wetherwsx, who has been p,
Identified with Dolls restaurant for
overall years past, has given up his
Csition and is now working for the |,
* st. l.. II. X.
Chas. A. Kent of Chicago was in
nc city Sunday and took dinner with
is uncle, II. A. Kent. He was on
is way home from attending the
uperintendents' meeting at Kansas
ity.
BY choice OF the class, w. ALREADY,
ames Mattison and J. NJ. Smith OF
ne Mems Bible class of the Central
I. T.. Sunday school, will represent
ne class in the organization of the
ew Federation Of Mems Classes.
Rev. Glenn Davies, well known in
'skaioosa as a former pastor at Ce-
ar and later at Kirkville, has re-
Igned in order to accept a DastOrateI