The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-09-20


with them at their residence at Kew
Gardens, Long Island, making very
happy affair. Roy Kemble sailed in
company with party of forty COM
patriots, In the same branch of SER
Twice, reporting from many states and
all parts of the land, from Maine to
hOregon.
J.. C. Brady of La Grange, Georgia.
has accepted a position with the l.. r.
Gilbert jewelry house: -
Rolla Patrick Of Farson is, here Wis
iting in the home of his sister Mrs.
viii Sterling, during the week. ASK
X, A. Crown was in Des Moines
Monday and Tuesday at a conference
Of Y. M. c. A. men of the state.
Miss Evalyn Jones of Valley juno
ton is in town for few days visit
| with her friend, Mrs. Esther Will
liams. s.e.rf@t> .sNEs- L Ao.,&a
Guy Hyde, assistant undertaken for
E. M. Cheesman, spent Sunday in
Brighton at the parental George Hyde
home. .
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. p, Spencer have re-
turned from a western trip which
included points in Colorado and
Idaho.
Mrs. Hulda Gimmel of Des Moines,
who has been with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Towns, is visiting relatives in
Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Sapp of Ottumwa
visited with Mrs. Sapps mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Gilchrist, 3O4 North Mar
ket, Monday. ,,.,-,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown, and son
Jack of Des Moines are visiting for a
few days at the parental Brown and
Childress homes.
Mrs. Geo. M. Martin and son Lar.
kin, 512 High avenue east, are visit
ing with the head Of the family at
Minneapolis, MINI.
Dewey johnson left over the. M. &
st. L, Tuesday afternoon enroute to
Pittsburgh, Pa, where he has se-
sured employment.
Karl Underwood and Ralph Crozier
were among those who went to Boon
vile, Mo-, this morning to attend the
Kemper Military School.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Vance of Eddy.
Vile visited Monday at the home
of Mr.. Vance's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Gilchrist, 3O4 North Market.
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Miss Laura Gibbons returned this
morning from Montezuma where she
was a member of the Anderson-Gor-
don wedding party yesterday ..,,4s
Mary Catherine Jones, three. year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jones, is in a very critical condition
at their home near Rose Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. S, M, Friend, zoos B
avenue west, left Tuesday for Los
Angeles, California, where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
Miss Jessie Duboc, county superin-
tendent of schools, returned home
Tuesday from Cedar Falls where she
attended a high. school normal train
ing conference. ....,t- 49,. -
Rev. Lloyd Tenant, who was as
signed to Lovilia at the Washington
session of the Methodist Conference,
has been re-assigned to Deep River,
Iowa, to take charge at once. ........
Prof. and Mrs. w. l. Kelsey will sail
for France to enter the Y. M. c. A.
work, Saturday, September 20. A
public farewell reception will be Civ
en- in their honor Friday night at the
"Y." at 8 o'clock.
CLARK Nichols, No. 473 North 18th
street, brings a mighty fine sample
of the "Stowell Evergreen" sweet
corn grown in his garden and the best
ever. Both ears were the product
Of the same stock.
/. G.. v. HOFFMAN,, who went to Iowa
City, yesterday for consultation, re-
turned yesterday afternoon, and last
might submitted to a surgical opera
ton for the removal of two toes, at
the. Mahaska Hospital. He is rest
ling comfortably today after the Or
deal. ..-....