The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20

vice OF the new city ambulance, DelnR
| token from her home to the oskaloosa
. hospital. The patient speaks in
lglU"Ins terms of the comfort and the
: convenience of the service.
o. C. G. Phillips is now thoroughly
installed in the Office of the late C.
Woodruff in the court house base
ment He has the dockets straight
ened out following his appointment
to the place Friday last and the rec
ords have been brought up to date.
Constable John Broyles will be court
officer for Mr.. Phillips. s tiv
! OF an attorney we'll known in Oska.
loosa, the Sigourley News SAYS: I'D.
T. Stockman went to Ollie on Sunday
to see the new grandson at the Mar.
shall home. He admits he is very
much pleased with the youngster. He
also remarks that Mrs. atockman and
Mrs. Marshall admit the young man
! is fine baby, but are not quite as con-
sentative in their remarks as he is,
of course.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
p. p. Frederick of Roosevelt, Okla.
homa, who had been visiting rela-
tives at Oskaloosa since leaving Ed
dyville some time ago, returned to
Eddyville last Friday morning and
spent twenty-four hours visiting Mrs.
Frederick's brother, Geo. Chord They
left Eddyville Saturday morning for
Bethany, Missouri, where they will
visit daughter, thence to Kansas Ell.
route home, after paying an extended
visit to Iowa relatives.
tFrom Wednesdays Daily.)
Mrs. c. r. Watson, of New York,
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Michael are
in the city for few days, working in |
connection with the Buffers Studio.
Mrs. Jennie Gibbs has returned |
from months visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. G. G. Woodin, of Chicago, !
and is at home in her apartments at |
the Downing.
Richland Clarion: Gilbert Jones, of |
Quincy, ILL.,, was visiting old Richland |
friends the first of the week, going |
from here to Oskaloosa for a visit |
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Jones.
R. X. Farrar, professor of Agricul-
ture of the Iowa State College at
Ames, of the Extension department,
passed through the city yesterday en-.
route from Des Moines to Indianapo-
lis, Indiana, where he delivered an adj
dress last evening on "Consolida-
ton"
Grinnell Register: Hon. Joseph
Grail of Los Angeles was a Grinnell
visitor between trains Friday, on his
way from Iowa City to Oskaloosa.
Joe Grail and his twin brother, Char
ley, practiced law in Fairfield, Iowa,
for many years. Joe was a candi-
date for congress- on the Bull Moose
ticket two years ago and Charley
Kennedy, the best what is. beat him
in the fall race. The Grail boys later
decided to leave old Iowa and go to
locating and opening up
law offices in Los Angeles, where
they are making good, nevery sense
Of the word. Joe will leave for the
coast in about a week and his father
who is now eighty-seven years of age,
will accompany him and make his
home out there with the boys.
Fairfield Ledger: The annual Eos
Ter Prize debate was held last Thurs
lay evening at Barhydt chapel and
The debaters who will represent Par
;oIs in tn etriangular debate we're
picked. The two teams will debate, Il
One against Penn of Oskaloosa, and
he other against Des Moines of Des
Moines. Four debaters and two al L
,ernates were chosen in the order
Lester Ream. Charlton; Dav-
d Cassat, MediapOlis: Lowe Berger,
Fred Wilson, Nodaway;
Ben Galliher, MediapOlis, and Milton
Larimcr, Charlton. Lowe Berger
md Fred Wilson had taken first and
second prizes respectively the night
before when they debated the same
question in the Aldine Freshman con-
est in debate. The contest showed 3
debating talent and it
promises well for the outcome of the
debates held this win
er. The question discussed was the
single tax question.
Rev J. d. Guthrie is quite sick with
a grippe.
J. G.. Harold was called to Eddy. /
Vile by the serious illness of his
mother.
Mrs. c. E. Munroe was called to
Irinnell yesterday by the illness of
relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Roberts left last even
ng for a weeks visit with relatives
IL Des lIoines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Upton. of Des
NOines, are guests in the city with
for few days,
Mrs. George Sparks left this morn.
ng for Pella where she will spend the
lay visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Hattie Ives, of Corning,
guest of her sister, Mrs. Peter De
Iaar, went to Davenport last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Long, of
arrived last evening for
/ brief visit in the city with rela.
ives and friends.
Fill Garner, proprietor of the Garner
implement house of this city, left this
morning for Omaha to look after the
of his store.
Mrs. B. o. Jerrel and daughter,
Miss Louise, left this morning for
owa City where they will spend the
lay visiting with friends.
Mrs. ]. M. Taerell departed this