The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-29

ment to his home on account of IL
grippe. He says his knees are wobbly
to some extent and he cannot navigate
under full Roadway yet but he gains
strength daily.
Mrs. Belle C. Ray, formerly a resi-
dent Of Oskaloosa, and popular as a
music teacher and organist at the old
South A street Congregational church.
arrived from Minneapolis today to
be guest in the Ralph O'Hara home,
700 High avenue east. 5:
Mrs. Clark Terrell, of Eudora, Kan.
sas, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crispin, of
Lacey and Scott Crispin, of Prairie
City, were called here to the bedside
of their mother, Mrs. Nancy Crispin
who is seriously i'll having fallen and
broken her hip short time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Garland of
Ottumwa,9 are visiting at the Irwin
Garland home. Mr.. Garland owing
to poor health has been compelled to
give up his work and take much
needed rest having, been in a Sanitar.
ium in Ottufnwa for some stime. He
intends moving his family to Beacon
for the summer.
Mrs. Glenn Friend has gone ITO Des
Moines to visit her sister. L.
Mrs. Lee Mccain. of Des Moines,
is visiting with the w. I. Beans fam
lily on First avenue east.
Miss Gladys Moylan, of West Liber-
ty. is visiting with her friends Miss
Ada Duffy and Miss Bess Moore.
Mrs. S. w. White leaves for ST.
Louis Wednesday to visit her daugh-
ter, Dorothy, who is attending Prin-
cipia School.
Mrs. Frayne, saleslady for the Cos
sard Corset Company is at Frankels
Dry Goods store displaying and fitting
the Gossard Corsets.
Rex Porte: who is attending Lake
Forest Academy at Lake Forest, ILL.,,
is spsnding the spring vavation here
at the parental C.. NJ. Porter home.
Miss Ethel Dodson, of Davenport, re.
turned home Tuesday after several
weeks visit in the city with her
aunts, Mrs. E. A. Duffy and Mrs. Mat
Fuller. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones, Of Bea-
con, have moved to GA Third avenue.
west. and will make their home in Os-I
kaloosa. Mr.. Jones is employed at
the brick yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham and
four children have moved here from
Tilton, Iowa, and are living at 315I
North X street. Mr.. Graham is en-
ployed in the Andrews Garage.
Mrs. Flora S. Brown and daughter,
Helen. OF Sigourney, returned home
Monday after a visit with her mother
Mrs. NJ. E. Sampson and sisters, Mrs
s. w. White and Mrs. J. P. Dodds.
Mrs. Fred Van Draska and daugh'
ter Miss Rose Van Draska, OF ITO
First avenue west. returned home last
evening from a several days visit
with her brother in Galesburg, Ill.
w. r. Lacey and daughter Eyaline,
returned home Monday afternoon from
an extended visit in Florida, during
the winter months. Mrs. Lacey stop.
ped in Detroit for a several weeks Wis
It with her daughter. Mrs. Emmett
Beeson.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Mrs. Jerry Lynch and daughter Mar
jorie, Of Oskaloosa, we're in the city
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Downing. Miss Marjorie was IN,
Ames Saturday evening to attend a.
dance at the Delta Tau Delta house.
Miss Juanita Potts, niece OF Albert
the young woman who
developed sudden case OF appendici-
tbs last Sunday evening 10 still In a.
critical condition at the Abbott Hos
pital. The outcome OF tine case can
rot be forecast before sometime to-
morrow.
Announcement was received Mon
day of the marriage Of Mas Gwyr9thl
sampson, daughter u Lee SAMPSON q