The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-19

Itumwa, attended the r. w. Moor
Golden Wedding at Cedar on SatuI
day. He says he never saw such
revolution In sentiment as has takel
place during the past week In Wapel
10 county. A month ago many Republl
cans were debating as to whethe
to vote for Harding or not. Nov
there is no wavering. Every Re
publican in Wapello county is en-
ithusiastic for Harding, and many dem
ocrats will vote for him because
of the nasty and uncalled for attacl
the Des MOines Register has made or
him.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs, H. ]. Abr
ems, southwest of town, and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Clarence Perkins, of Route
4, Oskaloosa, arrived home last Wed,
nesday from a four weeks visit in
Illinois, Kentucky and Tennessee and
Missouri. They first visited Noah
and Oscar CARRIER, brothers of Mrs.
Ahrens, at Emden, ILL.,, and also with
other relatives and friends in the
community where they formerly liv-
ed. From there they went to Column
bus, KY, and visited another broth
er, Simon CARRIER, and spent couple
of days at Union City. Tennessee,
with friends. Their next stop was
at Windsor, Mo-. at which place Mrs.
Ahrens has a brother ana sister liv-
ing, Oliver CARRIER and Mrs. Wm.Nine,
and they stayed there a few days.
Mrs. N. A. Zeller returned from a
visit among relatives near Ottumwa.
Mrs. c. o. Trip of Waterloo is
visiting friends here this week, COM
ing overland in her car.
William Jackley is taking a vaca-
ton from his duties as freight fore
man at local c. B. & @. station.
Frank S. Smith and Jas. Atchison
were passengers to Ottumwa today
going to look after business matters.
Mrs. Sam BorUm was passenger
to Flagstaff, Ariz., this morning, go.
ing to visit with friends and relatives
through the winter.
Captain and Mrs. Frank S. Stone
left yesterday for Amite, La, where
they will visit for several weeks with
a sister, Mrs. Ed Burnham.
Art Malone, patriotic lecturer, who
has been delivering a series Of adj
dresses in Wisconsin, arrived home
this morning for a brief visit.
J. B. Doll and Charles c. Pike left
early this morning for Lavina, Mont,
where they will look after their ranch
es, tending to any fall business.
L. NJ. Bacon is quite i'll at his home
on South Market street, confined to
his bed with an internal gathering"
His condition is said to be serious.
Rev. l.. NJ. Williams, of University
Park left this a. m. for Odds, Alberta,
Canada, where he will look after the
of the crop upon his land.
C. ]. Whitsel of 1113 Third avenue
west, Is suffering with case Of blood
poisoning in his hand and was taken
to the hospital for treatment yesrer-
Cay.
Rex Bradley, a former resident of
Oskaloosa and a high school attend
ant several years ago is here from
his home in Spokane, Washington for
q few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. Gamble, of Win
field, have moved to Oskaloosa and
are living at 500 South Fifth street.
Mrs. CANDLES daughter, Miss Thelma
Akin, who is attending Penn School
of Commerce here will be at home
with Mr.. and Mrs Gamble.
Mr., and Mrs. David w. ECkenbaum
are home from a delightful outing at
the DIR. Henderson camp near water
Vile, Minnesota. Dave brought
home a splendid collection OF hsh
stories and a great coat OF tan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith are return
ed from their honey moon trip to Col
orado and are guests at the home oil
the brides mother, Mrs. Jennie Bur
ket. No. 7O5 South Market street.
They go to Oelwein, the home OF Mr.
Smiths parents the latter part of the
week. NV"
Hon. Fill. Garner is home from
near Ashland, Nebraska. where ne
was called by the death OF his brother
Sam Garner. Deceased was Sc years
old, and was born and raised neal
New Sharon, leaving Mahaska county
about thirty years ago. Mrs. Ed Har
vey, of Oskaloosa, a daughter, anc
Mrs. Mollie Billick, of Seattle, sis
ter of the deceased, were also presen
at the obsequies.
Rev. and Mrs. s. H. Zeudt, OF Bloom
ington, ILL.,, are guests in the city a