The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-02-15
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ers,, who own large farming interests
in Canada.
| Mrs. Anna Hunt left at noon toda!
for Knoxville to visit with her son L
B. Hunt who was injured in an acct
dent in the railroad yards here las
week. The injuries are not serious but
| very painful.
Mrs. L. C. Clark of Valley Junction
was in the city today attending the
John M. Seaton funeral services which
were held at the Cheesman Funeral
Home this afternoon. She returned
home this evening.
C. d. Hutchins OF 47G North Ninth
street has been elected as Auditor OF
the Christian church. This is new of.
flee and all accounts mustN pass
through his hands before being hon.
ored by the treasurer.
Misses Tot Richmond and Hazel Du-
lin returned this morning from Ottum-
wa where they attended house party
during the week end, given by the
Misses Harriet Harlan and Helen Du-
rail-. The girls report a splendid time.
C. w. Harris of Denver, Colo, a for
mer resident of Oskaloosa, who has
mining interests in Colorado, is in
town, looking after business matters
and meeting former friends and ac-
His brother, Homer H.
Harris of Ottumwa is visiting here
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Keeper of Des
Moines came down Saturday evening
for an over-Sunday visit in the city
at the parental Fleener and Keeper
Mrs. Keeper will remain dur
ing the week for a more extended visit
while Mr.. Keeper returned this morn
ing to his work.
Tonsilitis is doing active work in Os-
kaloosa Among the recent victims are
Mrs George w. Whitehill of I'll c
avenue East and Mrs. Mrs. Rose y.
of 912 South NJ street. Both
of these ladies have been shut in for
several days and so have been obliged
to give up considerable of their active
and more public work.
w. l. Beans and wife of go First
avenue East, are enjoying trip
through the southern states including
Florida and also side trip to Cuba.
MIR. Beans is the President of the
Farmers National bank and was form
erly a member of our Legislature. AT
Ter an active and busy life it must be
delightful to get away from business
cares and enjoy trip of this nature.
Constable Arthur S. Shaw and his
ol other Charles went to What Cheer
Sunday to be guests at the home of
brother Robert Shaw and see their
nephews Lloyd and Lewis Sears of
keswick who are home following dis
charge from the United States Navy.
Both men will reinlist and re-enterlng
The service will be granted six months
leave of absence on full pay. Lloyd has
been with the battleship Maine as
wireless operator and Lewis on the
battleshiD Texas, and both have serv-
ed full four years. The boys are EN-
Dhatic in their statement that they
will re-inlist and give the country
their services the moment they are
needed
(From TUESDAYS Daily.1
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Kissick visited with relatives in Os-
kaloosa Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hollister left
Yesterday for Greenfield called by the
death OF relative near that place.
Mr., and Mrs. Howard Taylor, Of
Des Moines, are in town visiting at
the Henry Munsell home on Second
avenue east.
Abba Union. Mrs. Claude Sparks
and Miss Bess Spencer went over to
Oskaloosa last evening, called by the
death of Mrs. Eva Gordon.
Sergeant George Darland left this
for Des Moines after spend
ing a few days in the city with his
many friends and his family.
]. u. BerryhiH, of Des Moines, was
among friends in town yesterday in
with the organization OF
new association for business pur-
poses.
Harold Doty went to st. Paul Sun
day evening to accept a position IN
the large lumber office with which
his uncle Henry Barlow has con-
nection.
Corporal Arthur Surber of Company
H, is home, having received his dis
charge from Federal service. HIS
time was up and he was entitled TO
muster out.
Mrs. Eta Moore Lewis formerly a
teacher in Oskalcosa, now a resident
of Portland, Oregon, has been In towr
several days calling among former
friends and scolars.
c. w. yves" Moore is In. town quite
II, and under treatment of local ply
sicians. Yves went to Florida in
search of health betterment but be
came so i'll that he returned and has
heen at the Lacey Hotel much indis