The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-03-16

! GERS. Hull made application for Ell
]. listment in the band and will be sen
to Honolulu. in the branch of tn
, second infantry. Joseph Smith, o
Montpelier has also been accepted
> for the army and will join the coas
artillery corps at the Jefferson, Mo.
barracks.
Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Spencer wh'
have been living OH Il avenue east fo
the past year are moving their house
hold effects and their family back t.
: there old home in Cambridge, Ohio
MIR. and Mrs. Spencer and famil,
came here about a year ago, one
'IdauShter Ruth, attended Penn Col
lege. They expect to leave Oskaloosf
about Thursday. The son, Cliffor,
proceeded the family a few weeks
ago.
A. e. KcpfOrd formerly state lee
turer upon tuberculosis and prevent
atiye measures, was in town yester
day aud addressed the assembly hour
Yesterday morning at High school. M
| KepfOrd has been in evangelisiiC
work and was making a big record
when he was rendered i'll with nell
ritis. He has recently become at
tacheI to The state work again and
we may hope to have this ardent
worker among us from time to time
Mrs. VIM. X. Johnson is spending
! the day in Des Moines looking after
business matters.
, Supt. Charles J. Fox of the People,
, Water Company, has been at Cedar
Rapids on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson left
this morning for a three weeks visit
with relatives in Des Moines.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor, of Tioga, has
moved to this city and will make her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Alexand-
CT.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown were pas
sengers to Fremont this morning, 60
ing to visit with friends and rela-
tives.
| Mrs. S. J. Boyuls returned to her
home in Waterloo this morning after
few days visit here with Allen
| Boyuls.
Mrs. A. d. Walker left this morn
| ing for Grinnell, where she will visit
for several days with Miss Blanche
, Allison.
| Mrs. Clarence Anterior returned
this morning to her home in Des
Moines after brief stay in the city
with friends.
| Mrs. A. C. Miller was a passenger
to Marshalltown this morning, going
to spend the day visiting with Mrs.
Frank Trater.
| Mrs. G. A. Shaffer of Laurel return
ed to her home this morning after
a several days visit here at the home
of William Shaffer.
J. w. Griest of Chicago arrived
here Yesterday afternoon for an ex
tended visit with his brothers, d. H.
Griest and n. c.. Griest.
, Miss Elsie Olson returned to
Wright this. morning after a few
days visit with friends and relatives
at Montezuma. ~
Miss Bernice Howell returned to
her home in Wright, this morning
after a short visit here with her
brother Z. l.. Howell.
Mrs. C. A. Schaefer arrived here
this afternoon from Beardstown, ILL.,,
for a short visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. J. II. Terrill.
II. J. Knisley returned this morn.
ing to his home in Davenport after
lew days stay in the city looking
after local business matters.
Mrs. T. b. Wilson left this morning
for Fremont, where she will visit for
several days With her mother, Mrs,
II. A. Smith, who is very i'll.
Robert C. Bowers, day clerk at
Lacey Hotel, leave stO-nght for a
several days vacation trip to Chicago
where he will meet friends and &C
quaintarCes.
Philip Smith, of 903 Third avenue
west, left this morning for Hamilton.
Ohio, where he will visit for several
days with his brother, Daniel Smith
and his sister, Mrs. Clara Webster.
Mrs. Elmira Holt, No. 525 North
Fourth street. who has been spending
the winter with er daughter, Mrs ].
! r. Strain. at Green Mountain, Mar
shall county, has returned to her
I home here.
! Mrs. l. Holder and daughter, Miss
Irma Holder went to What Cheer
this morning, going to attend the
wedding of Miss Marie Kiser, which
will be held at the home of her
mother, Mrs Frank Kiscr, this even.
! ing.
| Harry Burke, formerly of Oska
loosa and connected with the editorial
stan of the Times, and recently with
! the Ames Tribune, in charge of the
, agricultural department. and associ
ated with work at the State college
! has accepted an offer of special state
/ reporter for the agricultural depart
ment of the Oregon Journal of Port
! land, and starts this afternoon en-
route to his new field of labor. H
was here today with his uncle, H. S
Rosecrans, and saying goodbye t
numerous friends about town. Harry
is a good boy and never fails to make
good in whatever field of opportunit!
! opens before him.
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