The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-09-13

Winterset News: Walter Stewart
of Oskaloosa. is visiting in the city thii
week with friends and relatives.
Keota Eagle: Miss Eva Gayle Lyle
was at home from Oskaloosa ovei
Sunday and until Tuesday morning.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Sue San
tee spent part of last week at oska
loosa in attendance at the Friends
Meeting.
Washington Journal: j. II. r. Leon
ard returned yesterday from OskaloosG
where he was attending the NazarenC
meetings.
Knoxville Journal: George Bamforc
and wife of Oskaloosa, visited at the
Wilmer Anderson home in this city
last week.
Pella Chronicle: J. w. Todd and
wife and niece, Miss Edith Todd, who
is visiting them, spent Tuesday visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. O.
Thomas at Evans. DBL.
Greeley News: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Moody Sr., and daughter. Rebecca and
Nellie, called at the John Moody home
in Oskaloosa Sunday.
Abba News: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Neifert took three children to Oska.
loosa last week and had their tonsils
and adenoids removed
Knoxville Journal: Heman Wester.
kamp, of Mahaska county, six miles
northwest of Oskaloosa, was in town
On wool business last Friday.
Keota Eagle: Miss Ruth Windle OF
Oskaloosa returned to her home Tues,
day after a, visit of several days with
her friend Miss LaNor Holmes.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Allen Ans.
berry returned Monday from a visit
with the family of her granddaughter,
Mrs. NJ. Stuhlsatz, near Oskaloosa.
Miss Gertrude Beman of the Leader
Store is spending part Of her vacation
IN the farm with her sister Mrs. Rena
Long and family near Kirkville, Iowa.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Chester
Simmons and little son went to Oska-
oosa Monday to visit her husband,
who is working there and to attend
the fair.
Colfax Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. Der,
nard Donley, of Oskaloosa, spent 6
'ew days with her sister, Mrs. George
Williams. They returned home on
Tuesday.
Colfax Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sherman and son Harris returned
home to Oskaloosa Friday after a
weeks visit spent in her parental
home, A. w. Forsyth.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. E. DING
icy and five children went to their
lone at Oskaloosa Tuesday. Mrs. Nc,
icy had been here to take care OF
Ter mother Mrs. Chas. Hull.
Knoxville Journal: Mr., and Mrs
Manuel Phillips spent Friday with
heir son, Clarence, who is with the
Oskalcosa soldier boys in the FAN
Grounds camp in Des Molnes.
John Hendryx. of near Eddyville
Who has been in the hospital for del
cate operation following an accident
$ improving rapidly and IS GONZALES
ing at the Sam HendryX home.
Fremont Gazette: Harry Cook, {
yraduate of the Fremont high school
lass of IT. is attending Penn Schoo
Commerce at OskaloOsa. During
id hours and Saturdays he clerks IL
Walton's clothing store.
Colfax Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Dit and children and Clifford OFT anc
wife, of Oskaloosa, who were enroutG
lone from an auto trip to st. Paul
stopped here Monday night with her
brother, D. II. Price.
Fremont Gazette: S. K. Heinzman
If Long Beach, Cal, arrived Sunday
or a visit it'll his mother, Mrs. j. A
Iunn and other relatives and old time
riends. He says Mrs. Heinzman ant
he BOYS are in love with California
jut that his health has not been goot
so warm a cline.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. F
l.. Eckert and children, OF Oskaloosa
anne down Saturday and remained un
Monday afternoon visiting with Mr.
md Mrs. A. P. Norton Mr.. and Mrs
Ickert and the editor grew up at Ma
.engo, and the friendships formed a
he old home will, we hope, las
through life. We certainly enjoye;
heir visit and hope they come often
Bloomfield Democrat: John Eckert
las returned to Bloomfield from an al
summers absence spent most of thu
line in the northern part of the state
He used his big car at fairs held at thu
following places; West Union, lnde
lendence and Vinton. He expects t.
20 to Milton and Oskaloosa during TIN
air time at each place to engage il
he bus business.
DR.. S. w. Hartwell has purchases
the interests of his partner, Franz
Goodrich, in the Square Deal Grocer
On the South side of the square, an
becomes sole proprietor. DR.. Hartwel
holds a commission as Lieutenant Il
the U. S. Army and expects to be cal
ed into service any day. He ha