The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27

spend the week end.
Miss Lyle went to Keota Friday I
visit her parents. She was accompai
/ led by Miss John Lacey who wi
spend the week end.
Miss Florence daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. George Smith, of 1916 Ninth aN
enue east returned home from Victor
Iowa., for a few days.
Physical Director Harry Schmitt, 0
the Des Moines Y. M. G. A. an Mrs
Smith, are visiting here over Sunday
with friends and relatives.
Frank Dixon, of Knoxville spent las
Wednesday and Thursday at thu
home of her sister Mrs. David Eeken
bonn and attended the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Steele and
daughter Ruth. of Cedar, motored to
Des Moines, to visit relatives and the
cantonment Saturday and Sunday.
Sergeant Homer Stanley of the
Iowa Ammunition Train, encamped at
Des Moines, is spending the week end
in Oskaloosa. visiting with relatives.
Miss Mildred Ryan of the Home
Telephone Company left Thursday for
an extended visit in South Dakota,
where she will enjoy a much needed
rest.
Jno. Blakeslee, Frank Movies and
w. P. Cleaver, have returned from
Waterville bringing a bunch of DIR.
Henderson's fish for their many
friends. .
Mrs. Edith Wright, of Knoxville,
spent portion of last week visiting
at the home of Mrs. James Brown and
at Beacon with her daughter, Mrs.
Mike Sthulsatz.
Mrs. VIII Barrett and her sister
Mrs. Dan Woodbridge and the latter's
laughter, Miss Joy, of Knoxville,
we're visitors at the Southern Iowa
Fair last Friday.
Mrs. Ira L. Thomas and son Ira Jr..
IF Lake Charles, Louisiana, are in
he city this week at the parental j.
J. Thomas home. She will return to
Ter home next week.
Miss Mary Boyd Lewis daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Berkeley Lewis, OF
It. Joseph, Missouri, is visiting her
,ousins, Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Mach
N Lewis at St. James Rectory.
Mrs. l. f. Matthews and son Bruce.
vent to North English to visit her
mother, Mrs. c. Mahannah. Miss Fran.
es accompanied them as far as Del.
a where she will visit relatives.
c. V. Hoffman,, who is suffering |
rom embolism. passed fairly good
light at the Mahaska Hospital. While |
lis condition is critical slight i'm
was noted this morning. |
Mrs. NJ. S. less and Mrs. NJ f. Hess
ind daughters Anna and Helene went
lenhall motored to Muscatine Friday
he home of Mrs. Myrl Hess Lotspiech.
4. S. Hess and grandson Harold Men
enhall motored dto Muscatine Friday
o join the family.
Father Thomas F. LOTUS and AL !
Dert Roesch drove to Des Moines yes !
erday afternoon and brought home |
layor J. G. Harold, Chief Lawrence |
nd Secretary Bob Shanahan, the spe-
ial committee to accompany the sol !
Ter lads to Camp Dodge.
G. G. Moots who was at first thought
o have been seriously injured in the
automobile accident Friday is. getting |
long nicely and will leave the hospi-
al today. Mr. Moots is still badly |
,ruised about the head and chest and
5 experiencing much soreness.
Harry Collins. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
henry Collins of 3l5 North X street,
ustained painful injury in the right
and by falling on piece Of broken |
'ottle and cut severe cash in the
'alm of his hand. DR.. Johnston was
and dressed the wound.
DR.. John Nash who has been practic-
ng veterinary medicine at Pella, the
asst few months leaves this evening |
or Fort Funston at Fort Riley, Kan
as, where he goes as veterinarian with
he rank of lieutenant. 49,.
The Herald wishes to correct the
tory published recently in an Abba
aper. Charles Griffiths of the Penn
school of Music will not become mu.
ical director in the Abba schools. He !
will remain in Oskaloosa as director |
II the new Penn School of Commerce |
c. W. Bartlett. of Lacey. brought his |
mother, Mrs. A. j. Bartlett, who is 50
ears old to the Mercy Hospital this |
morning for medical treatment.
F. II. Whaland the Rock Island engin |
er, who was injured Friday at Evans
las regained consciousness and is
making rapid recovery from the ac
ident Although still suffering from
oreness caused by the blow over his
Ieart with a large piece OF iron, which
lie was using to straighten pipe on
lis engine. Mr.. Whaland expects tol
cave the first of the week Tor his,
lone, 10 Woodlawn Ave. Wellsport,