The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-09-06

| heoIa Wnere she VIII teach IN the
high school this year.
Harvey Nelson departed last even.
ing for Chicago on goods buying
trip for Oppenheimer's
Rev Lloyd Tenant and son John
visited at the father Tenant home,
"Hill Top" over Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Doltry of near Mus
catine, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
o. E. Blake of South d street.
Miss Laura Burke has returned
from her vacation which she spent
visiting in Nicola and Omaha.
Miss Irene Newbrand went to Vail.
Iowa, Friday, where she will be in
structor in Domestic Science.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Boyer and
daughter left yesterday for an ex-
tended visit to Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs u. G. Deck and Miss Minnie
Love returned Friday from Des
Moines where they visited the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hamilton and
daughter of Pella left this afternoon
for Aberdeen. S. d., for brief visit.
Miss Alice Canvin has returned
from visits to Hiteman with her
mother, and Des Moines with her
sister.
Miss Emma Rosenberger, who will
instruct in the New Sharon public
schools, left yesterday for New
Sharon.
Miss Enid Beman went to Sey-
mour Saturday where she will be in
structor in English in the high
school,
Ruth Gross, daughter of Mrs. Chas.
Mccall. was operated on at Abbott's
hospital today for the removal of
adenoids.
John p. Chadwick and George
Courtney were summoned to Leigh
ton today to sink well on the Van
Zee place.
Mrs. j. G.. Harold, who has been
suffering severe illness, is better this
week and shows Improvement from
day to day. =.
Mrs. A. T. Drinkle and Mrs. ]. P.
Dodds spent Sunday and Monday in
Des Moines visiting their sons, who
are in the service.
Harley Fellers leaves this evening |
for Aberdeen, S. d., where he will
care for the harvesting of the crops
on his Dakota land.
Miss Ruth Windle leaves the 18th |
Of this month for Buena Vista, Vir-
ginia, where she will attend the
Southern Seminary.
Miss Mary Green, who will act as
assistant principal of the Beacon pub
lie school, has arrived here from her
home at New Providence.
Misses Gladys Musick and lola |
Kramme, who will teach in the pub
lie schools at Charlton, left Satur- |
day to assume their duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccullough |
Friday from a two weeks |
trip which included stops at Milwau-
6ee, Chicago and Des Moines.
Miss Ethel Thomas, who has been !
spending the summer with her grand |
mother and with other relatives, re-
10 in 10 OF
evening.
Mrs. Matless and son James and |
Dan, of Keokuk, arrived yesterday |
via auto for few days visit with |
Mrs. T. ]. Ray.
Paul Hoover of Company H came |
from Camp Dodge Saturday evening |
for a hurried visit with his parents, |
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Hoover, No. 1917 |
South Market street.
Ralph Percy Robinson, enlisted in
the U. S. Regulars and stationed at |
Fort Benjamin Harrison, is visiting
here with friends and relatives, en-
JOyIHB DTleI lurlOuSH.
George Bacon, grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Bacon, spent Labor Day
at Knoxville. He was accompanied
home by his sister Maxine, who |
will attend school here.
Mrs. Herman J. Ruhge and two
sons, who have been visiting relatives
and old time friends here, went to
Kansas City Saturday evening where
she will meet her husband.
Sergeant Elmer Broyles of Briga-
der General Hubert A. Aliens staff
has been visiting in Oskaloosa for
several days prior to his transfer to
a southern concentration camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Undertake
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Jones and daughter motored to Knox
vile Monday to attend the Knoxville
Fair and Labor Day celebration.
Misses Marie Likens and Sylvia
Blakley are home from Des Moines.
attending State Fair and visiting
Company Fl friends. They were
guests OF relatives during the week.