The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-07-12

MI. ana MRS. FlO1d Hatcher
# Grinnell were here Sunday for a vi
t 1t at the parental Hatcher and Muc
Ter homes on North Market stree
y The Muckler family were at Toled
! the former home, last week for Ii
! big celebration of the National hol
day.
: Leighton r. Perry, Commander
: DePayens' Commandery No. 6, X. 7
! left this morning for Cedar Rapids I
be in attendance at the meeting {
the Grand Commandery. He ha
been appointed to Office on the sta
of the Grand Commander and 1t
necessary that he be there at the OF
ening of the sessions which begi
this afternoon,
M. F. Shafer, who has been in Os
kaloosa in charge of the new fir
fighting equipment installed by tn
city of Oskaloosa, left Saturday t
deliver another pumper at Bessemer
Wisconsin, duplicate of the machine
just established in Oskaloosa. HI,
will return in few weeks to "checl
up" the new pumper and to adjus
any Irregularities.
F. Wuesterfelt and son Carl ant
daughter Clara, of Clinton, formerlS
of Oskaloosa, were visiting over Sun
day with friends. Mr.. Wuesterfelt
was formerly an employee of the Os
kaloosa Times and Carl was EN-
ployed at the Bollinger Jewelry
House: Carl left Oskaloosa to re,
port for duty Immediately at Clinton
where he is corporal in the band.
]. L. Milligan, Dave Eckenbom, Guy
Hyde, ]. G. Harold, John II. Perry,
Ed Collyer, o. B. Newell, G. w. Fish.
er, Rev. McFerran, N. w. Pond and
DR.. Killips today acted as escort from
DePayens' Commandery at the funer-
al obsequies of DIR. w. L. Busby of
Delta, who was member of DePay-
ems. DR.. Busby died at his home in
Delta, Saturday, the funeral being
held there today with interment in
Hopewell cemetery in this county.
NrEOm uSSudy OSlT.t
Mrs John Kramer is visiting r. 10,
tives n Marshalltown.
Mrs d. S. White and daughter, of
Delta, were shopping in OskalCosa
Nond; v. 1872,
Miss Abbie O'Connell is visiting
relatives and friends in Rock Island,
Illinois.
Mrs. Katie Shields departed today
for Livingston, Montana, to visit her
son, Harry Thompson.
Mrs. Frank Matthews went to
Washington Monday to visit with rel,
a'ireS and friends.
Frank Colclough of Mount Pleas
ant is visiting at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. DIR. Teter. q.
Miss Mae Pendray is spending
few days visiting her brother, Will
Pendray, in Mount Pleasant.
Miss Edith Otto returned to her
home in Washington after weeks
visit with her cousin. Miss Wanda
J. lie Coder.
Mrs. Dave Eckenbom, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs Laura
Dixon, in Knoxville, arrived home on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore and chill
dren, Junior and Jeanne, of Girls
void, are visiting at the parental G.
E. Moore home.
Miss Ethel Thomas of Chicago is
spending the summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. N. M. Satchell, on South
Market street.
Mrs. Mabel Long and children of
Council Bluffs are spending the
summer at the Geo. A. Fritz and Fred
Staten homes. -..s
Mrs Gerald Arnold and niece, of
Keota. who have been visiting at the
LafesMessersmith home, returned to
their home on Monday
Fremont and Miss Mary Shipman
were III Oskaloosa Monday while en-.
route from Melcher to Rose Hill
where they will visit relatives.
John Reynolds has resigned his
place with the Baldauf. Rosenblatt
Co., and has accepted a position as
salesman with the Overland Auto Co.
F. A. Forche, ticket agent at the
c., r. /. & P. depot, is visiting with
friends in Jefferson City. Carl Tay-
lor of Evans is supplying during Mr..
Torches absence.
Mrs. Ida Mansfield, of Burlington,
state president of the Kings Daugh-
ters, left Monday for Ottumwa, after
a pleasant visit with her friends,
Mrs. H. H. Sheriff and Mrs. o. l..
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Sheppard and
children of Des Moines accompanied
Mrs. j. R. McGregor from that city
and spent Sunday in Oskaloosa, Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. McGregor and
other friends.
Miss Lorena Little departed for