The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-07-12

It Mrs. X. Shields leaves tonight f
9 visit with friends and relatives
y Livingstone. Montana.
Mrs. e. Doyle will leave tomorro
morning for an extended visit ;
Buffalo, New York, with friends an
. relatives.
Miss Lille Grams of Sioux City
here for two weeks visit with he
cousins, Miss Edith Akers and Mis-
Bessie Quaintance.
Darrell Muckler, who is engaged 4
the Hatcher Garage at Grinnell, drov
to Oskaloosa Saturday evening t
hear the band concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Attig Of Marshall
town visited over Sunday at the VIM
Attig home and returned to thei
home this morning.
Ben Landfear, who is a train dis
patcher for the M. G. st. l.. road, Il
taking his summer vacation and ha:
been visiting in Minnesota.
Miss Ruth Glaze arrived home Sat
| urday from weeks visit with hel
college friend, Miss Hoskins, of Earl
ham, Iowa.
Leonard Snyder departed yester-
day afternoon for Colorado Springs
for visit with his college friend,
Baron Barnes.
Miss Mabel Grey of Abba visited
over Sunday at the w. W. Williams
home and helped Miss Louise cele-
brate her fifteenth birthday. .,.
Frank Dasher of the Pike Drug
Store left this morning for New Cas-
tie, Pennsylvania, where he will visit
during his vacation.
Mrs. II. e. Valentine and son Rob
ert. of Centerville, are guests at the
home of her mother, Mrs. John A.
Kalbach 's #3,salaty-
Mason Myers, who has been con.
fined to his home several days on ac-
count of illness, is again at his posi-
ton in the Baldauf-Rosenblatt store.
Harold Dodds, who has been at
tending the Minnesota State Univer-
sity at Minneapolis, is at home for a
short visit with his mother, Mrs. J.
p. Dodds.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter, Miss
Grace Kirby and Mrs. Dick Walters
of Barnes City were shopping and
visiting friends in Oskaloosa Satur-
day. -,fo. .,-.
Linsey Baker, of Bakersfield, Ohio,
is here, connected with an eastern
equity case and searching for evil
dence through connecting chain of
relatives. ~-
Misses Bernice and Anna Scott re-
turned to their school duties at the
C. c. c. c. this morning after several
days vacation visiting their parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Hal Scott.
Jack Arnold, little son of Captain
and Mrs. Clair Arnold, who is quite
sick with lung trouble at his home,
Gil North A street, is not SO well
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Blakely and
children left last night for Yale, Ia,
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Blake
y's brother, who was killed by light
ming Sunday at 1870 a. m.
Oskaloosa friends have received
word from Lester Miller at Fort Lo-
gan Root, Little Rock, Arkansas, that |
he is getting along fine and is being
we'll cared for Lester was an en-
Dloye of the Green Candy Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde B. Morgan left |
,oday on an extended tour to Colora- |
10, Kansas and Oklahoma. They |
will visit in these states, stopping at |
1 number of localities. Mr.. Morgan
IS an M. & st. L. train dispatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Sheppard, Mas |
.er Bob and Miss Elizabeth Ann drove |
Town from Des Moines Saturday and |
spent Sunday with old time friends |
here, guests at the ]. r. McGregor |
nome.
Mrs. c. c. Calkins and son, Clifford
Calkins, of Omaha, are visiting Mrs. |
Calkins' niece, Mrs. Cam Wallet. |
Mr.. Wallet and Mr.. Calkins motored |
o Chicago Saturday on a brief bust
hess trip.
Bert Vanderbilt has received mott |
ication of the acceptance of his appli- |
cation for entrance to the Reserve
officers Training Camp at Fort Ri |
ey, Kansas He will receive orders |
% report soon.
Miss Eva Bernstein, who has been |
enjoying her vacation, visited in Jop- |
in, Mo-, and Abba, Iowa. Mr.. and |
Mrs. B. Bernstein motored to Abba |
Sunday and Miss Eva returned with
hem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Turney and
lamily, of Fairfield, are visiting at |
he home of their cousin, Mrs. Hattie |
Black, while enroute to Lake Okobo- |
Il, where they expect to spend the
summer.