The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-07-05

his brother, e. X. Taylor, while en-
route to his home from Des Moines
where he passed the examination for
army surgeon. He expects to join
the base hospital unit in France.
Lawrence Taylor, son of DR.. Taylor,
has enlisted in the cavalry at Grin
nell. ,.
Othumwa Courier: Miss Gladys
Phillips, whose marriage to Waite
Morris of Oskaloosa took place Non
Sunday afternoon at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Phillips, 702 Queen Ann avenue, was
complimented Friday evening by
Mrs. Henry Mungoyen with a party
at her home, 615 East Main street. A
social time was enjoyed with games
and refreshments were served. A
variety shower was given. the bride
to be.
Ottumwa Courier: Little Miss
Katherine Snow entertained a group
of fifteen young girl friends Satur-
day afternoon at her home, 24S East
Pennsylvania avenue, as farewell
courtesy to Ruth Shanahan, who
leaves soon with her parents, ME-
and Mrs. Robert Shanahan, to reside
in Oskaloosa. The decorations on
the tea table where refreshments
were served at o'clock were of
daisies. The time was spent in So
cial manner
Thomas F. Neagle, for years prom
inent in business circles. has taken
over theNcoa company store at Lo-
villa and removes to that town for
permanent residence. He shipped
his goods last week and is comfort
ably located in the new place. Many
friends here regret the severing of
old time relations, but all wish him
we'll in the new location. We can
commend these excellent people to
the kindly consideration of the good
folks of that locality.
Eugene E. Little, who for the past
three years has been connected with
the Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
Of this city as book-keeper, has re.
signed his position and departed for
Newton, Iowa., where he has accepted
position with H. B. Alfree in the
Farm Mortgage business of that city.
Mr.. Little is capable young man
having graduated from the Kemper
Military School of Boonville, Mo-,
and later attended the State Univers
ity of Minnesota. He was one of the
first from this city to apply for a
commission at the Officers Training
Camp in Chicago but failed to .pass
the physical examination. His ser,
vices with the bank were most salts.
factory and he will certainly succeed
Pella Chronicle; Mrs, c. E. Hamil,
ton of Oskaloosa visited Pella rela
tives Friday afternoon.
Brighton Enterprise: Mrs. P. r.
Jones entertained company from
f)skaloosa one day last week.
Bussey Record: Mabel Grant of
Oskaloosa spent last week with hel
grandmother, Mrs. Delilah Hodges Of
Tracy.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. VIM.
White of Oskaloosa, who has been
visiting in this. city, returned home
on Monday. >.,..
Lovilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Rockar returned Friday from Oska-
loosa, where they had been visiting
several days.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. w. O.
Nugent and Miss Edna Caldwell of
HH"talon@a snent Sunday with Mrs.
Joseph Warner, ytIs t*t.;. -.
Barnes City News Mrs. Baily
Barnes, Mrs. Stella Barnes, Eva and
Jessie Barnes and Olga LaMond au-
toed to OskalOosa Tuesday.
~, Malcom, Leader: Ralph Morris re-
ceived word this morning to be pre-
pared to report for duty with Co. H,
of Oskaloosa, about July 14th.
Lovilia Press: Thomas F.. Neagle
of Oskaloosa, coal operator, has
leased the A. j. Highlands home and
will move to this city next Monday.
rDElSHJOH IIUJeipI1Ses MIL anu mis-.
J. f. Hamilton and children of Oska-
loosa autoed here Sunday and spent
the day at the parental Meade home.
Representative Schee of Thirty
third Iowa fame, Miss Martha Gay of
California, and Miss Hulda Gay of
Oskaloosa called ON Mrs. Gusta Ellis
Friday.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Martin Van.
der Heiden and children were visiting
at the home of her brother, Walter
Dingeman, in Oskaloosa, Wednesday
afternoon. s.
Mrs. w. b. Russell, who has been
guest in the home of her son, w
r. Matthews, No. 408 Third avenue
west, has returned to her home in
Salem, Iowa.
Winterset News: Mrs. ]. c. Bean
and children, of Oskaloosa, came on
Tuesday evening to see her mother,
Mrs. B.. f. Bowlsby, who has been
seriously i'll with peritonitis.
What Cheer Patriot: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned lambert wera over from 0ska