The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-14

Fairfield Ledger: George Yount,
Parsons graduate in, 1915, has accept.
ed a position in the Oskaloosa high
school as coach and teacher of his.
tory.
Bussey Record: Miss Louis Mason,
of Oskaloosa, came Saturday evening
and visited until Monday evening at
the E. e. Mick and T. H. Mcclure
homes
Ottumwa Review: Mrs. George
Scully left Friday evening at 1850 for
her home in Oskaloosa after visiting
relatives and friends OH the south
side.
What Cheer Patriot: Steve Keat.
ing who has been spending the latter
part of the winter and summer in Os
kaloosa, returned home one day last
week and opened up his store. He
. will sell out all of his goods and quit
work.
Brooklyn Chronicle: Mrs. Harry
Moore and three children, of Birming.
ham, Ala, came last Thursday for a
I visit at the home of Mrs. Moore's
brother, J. A. Barnes. They leave to-
day for Oskaloosa where they will
visit friends for flew days before re.
turning to their home.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Kate Glib.
bons end daughter and Mrs. Gibbons
mother Mrs. Chitwood returned last
Thursday from Oskaloosa where they
spent a couple of days visiting at the
/ Will Chitwood home. On Friday Mrs.
Chitwood went to Birmingham to pay
a visit to her daughter Mrs. Earl
Caves.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Cora Van
Bynum who formerly Clerked at Keab-
| les Drug store underwent an opera
| ton Yesterday at the OskalOOsa hos
pital for the removal of her appendix.
The operation was a success and Miss
| Van Bynum is getting along as well
as could be expected. Her parents and
sister Bertha and Rev. c. DeLeeuw
were up to see her yesterday.
A. G. Caudle, formerly relief man
for the Western Union telegraph com
pany working out of Chicago, comes to
take charge of the local Western Union
Office, as manager. Mr.. Cci.del succeeds
! J. P. Flack who has been in charge OF
the Oskaloosa Office since the resigna
ton of Brooks. BLACK, working on re-
lief service, goes to Newton, where he
will be located for couple of weeks
Before leaving Flack said, that the
improvements which have been under
way for some time would be completed
by the middle of November. A new
steel ceiling, hard wood floor, and up
to.date fixtures and equipment will be
Installed, making the Oskaloosa Office
one of the most modern in southeast
ern Iowa.
(From Wednesdays DailyJ
Miss Sarah Jackson is spending the
day in Des Moines.
Mrs. r. S. Whitley is visiting rela
tives in Oklahoma City.
John Weingard left this morning TO
'ISearsboro for a brief visit. ..
Charles Keller, of Alton. is CUES
of the Hahn home for few days visit
Miss Mamie Smith and Mrs. Carl J
. Long are in Washington today visitini
relatives.
Frank e. Novels was down a
Blookfield yesterday and attended tn
fair at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Quinn returne
this morning to their home in De
Moines after visit here.
Mrs. Emma French has returne
from a trip to Chicago, made In tn
interest of her modist shop
Misses Marie and Hazel Lichtenhel
departed this morning for Cedar Fall
. tosenter the Iowa State Teachers Co
lege.
!, County superintendent Jessie Dubo
! was in Lacey yesterday looking owe
conditions in the new consolidate
r school.
Mrs E. Holt and Mrs. Willis Ho
were passengers to Marshalltown thi
e morning, going to attend the Marshal
9 town fair.
Miss Ruth Souter of Rose Hill le
this morning for Cedar Falls, wheI
she win enter the Iowa State Teacl
lers College.
Mrs. Clearance Bagley who has bee