The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
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kalOoSa between trains yesterday.
Miss Flora Danforth of Eddyville
visited Mrs. Edith Decker yesterday.
ID Raymond McFate of Iowa City will
spend Sunday at the parental McFate
home.
French Kitchen of this city has
joined the signal corps at New Point,
Kentucky.
Mrs. Asa McClane and sister, of
Fremont, were shoppers in Oskaloosa
yesterday.
Mrs. r. Replogle and Mrs. L. L.
Mick of Ottumwa were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Mae Reynolds from Abba will
spend the week end at the ]. A. Rey-
nolds home.
Miss Zelma Rysdam of Minneapolis
will spend some, time with her par
ents in Pella.
Mrs. L. S. Helgerson of Minneapo-
lis is spending several days in the
city with friends.
Mrs. Daniel and daughter, Miss
Sara, of Kilduff, spent last week at
the Landfear home.
Miss Edith Davenport and brother
Lorenzo, both Penn students, will Wis
it Sunday with parents near Abba.
Mrs. ]. s. Landear went to Kilduff
this morning to spend several days
with her sister, Mrs. o. ]. Carpenter.
Miss Lanning and Miss C. o. An
derson, from New Sharon, are at
tending the Study Center here today.
Miss Hattie Cole of Cedar and her
nephew are visiting at the Mrs. N.
Woods home, at SIS Second avenue
cast.
Miss Mae Deck will spend the week
end in Des Moines and will attend
the house party given by Miss Nellie
Kiester.
Prof. w. H. Kelley of the Oskaloosa
high school motored to Iowa City to-
day, going to attend the annual Iowa
Ames game.
Mrs. j. ]. Ellsworth and sister, Mrs.
H. C. Bruggen. will spend several
days with their aunt, Mrs. Mary Eze-
check, in Iowa City.
c. T. Charnock and wife from Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, arrived last ev-
ening because of tn edeath OF his
father, w. T. Charnock.
Miss Mabel Narberude and Miss
Laura Lewis were passengers for
Charlton this morning to visit Miss
Laura's parents over Sunday.
G. A. Nelson succeeds A. G.. Caudle
as manager of the Oskaloosa office of
the Western Union Telegraph Com |
pany Mr.. Caudle has gone to Chi
cago.
Mr. and Mrs. George Penman of /
Beacon left this morning for East !
ST. Louis alter receiving word of the !
death of their brother-in-law, Leon
Paree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylven, from Canada,
will visit several weeks with friends =.
in Beacon and will go to Chicago /
where they will visit the lady's moth
er, Mrs. NJ. Flodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lester from Olpe,
Kansas, who have been visiting with
friends mere, returned to their home
last evening. Mrs. Emma Stout of
Delta accompanied them home.
Mrs. d. Crier has received word
of the serious illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. Rudebaugh, in Chillico-
the, Missouri. Mrs. Grier left this
morning to be with her daughters.
Bob" Lee, who has been confined
for some time with a severe attack
of typhoid, has sufficiently recovered
to be about out of doors. Lee was a
special delivery boy at the Oskaloosa
posto1ice.
Miss Pauline Hoover of this city
left for Iowa City Friday afternoon to
attend the Iowa-Ames game, from
there che will stop at Grinnell col
lege and visit with Miss Marie Davis
and friends,
Mrs. Grace McCosh was a passen-
ger for Abba last evening to spend
with friends. Mrs. McCosh
has given up her position at the Bal
dauf store and will spend the winter =,
in Emerson, Nebraska. l.
Miss Alberta Beard entertained
the ]. S. Club Friday afternoon. The
girls met at the Library and enjoyed
an hour with books and magazines,
after which they went to "Pete's"
where refreshments were served.
Master Earl Brock, the five year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brock of
929 South d street, while at play Fri
day. had the misfortune of falling
and in his efforts to save himself, the
left arm was broken between the
wrist and the elbow.
Ernest Wray, Mrs. Phil Wray, Mrs.
Roy Miller and Mrs. Gray of Des
Moines. and Mrs. Louisa Reuvers of
Pella who were in the city attending I
the funeral of the late Chas. Herbig,
left. yesterday for their homes. They
were guests at the Chas. Wray home
while in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Millisack are |
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