The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

nue. west. from Webb Homer H
acquired possession of the establish
ment Monday. The shop has bee
operated by Ward Bridgeman, VIII
now retires from the barber bushes
to l0ok after his interests in the PEN
Restaurant, owned by himself an,
Frank Pennington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, who ar,
here on honeymoon trip, guests a
the parental f. e. Smith home, ar,
preparing for the fortunes of war. Up
on leaving here next week they go II
Chicago, and from there Mr.. Smith
will go to Indianapolis to enter tn,
officers Training School. FREQ
served FIVE years in Company F of the
Oskaloosa command of the Iowa Ma
tional guard, and passed a fine ex
animation, so that he ought to make
good. His friends will hope hi
comes out with captains commits
sion. a..
Walter c. Schaulin, representing
the Greater Iowa Committee, is finish
ing up his work in Oskaloosa today
and will go from here to Centerville
Mr.. Schaulin is well pleased with the
support given him by the Oskaloosa
Commercial Club, and the business
men of the city, who appreciate the
good work being done by the associa.
ton for the advancement of Iowa.
The week from September 80 to Octo-
Der has been designated as Iowa
Week" and some 800 speakers will be
in the field during the week telling
how Iowa can be made even greater
than it now is,
Miss Essie Peck of near Moulton is
a guest during the week of her sister
Mrs. Carrie Hockersmitn.
Judge X. E. Willcockson of Sigour-
ney was here to convene the adjourned
session of district court yesterday.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Pringle and daughter Bessie were Os-
kaloosa business visitors Monday.
Mrs. M. Mcintyre of Sheldon is Wis
iting in the home of her cousin, Mayor
J. G. Harold on South Second street.
Barnes City News: Mrs. Maude
hope and daughters Lucille and EN-
ma are visiting this week in Oska-
Ioosa.
Miss Ava Blair of the Herald is at
Spirit Lake as a guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Blair, at their
cottage.
Barnes City News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Minor and children, John and
Pearl, are spending a week at Oska-
oosa and Searsboro.
Barnes City News: Grant Baker has
to his work at T. B. Hopes
after spending a few days with his
'olks in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Clarence Phillips has arrived
home from Vallisca where she went to
visit her husband for few days in
he soldier camp at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Martin of Des
Moines are spending the week here
visiting at the parental w. T. Martin
nome and at the farm of Harold Hoov-
ar.
Chauncey Mckinley of Des Moines
and formerly of Oskaloosa is again
playing with the band boys" and it
seems natural to see him in his old
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernstein and daugh-
.er Miss Eva and son VIII motored to
Sunday and spent the day
with friends. Mrs. Bernstine remained
Tor few days visit.
Griffith Wright rendered an enjoy
able vocal solo at the Central M. E.
church on Sunday morning and was
in obligato parts by
Claren Coffin with his SaXaphone.
Montezuma-Republican: Don. Blak-
ey, of the Oskaloosa militia company
spent Wednesday at the parental VIM.
Blakley home. Donald says the boys
are expecting to be moved to Deming
n. M. soon. ....
Chief of Police James Lawrence and
officers John B. Wilson and Frank
Blair went to Ottumwa yesterday af-
ternoon summoned to appear in Fed
eral Court in connection with cases
pending in that tribunal.
Mrs. E. McNabb of Delta and little
Leroy, the young brother of Mrs.
Feezer were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Carol. H. Feezer Sunday. Mrs.
Herman McNabb and her son Leroy
were also guests at the time of the
Great White Way" picnic but return
ed to their home on Saturday.
Abba Republican: Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Hardy of near Bloomfield terminated
a delightful visit at the George He'll
man home Wednesday. The Heilmans
and their guests motored to Oskaloosa
evening and enjoyed visiting
with their former townspeople.
Bussey Record: DR.. and Mrs. T. w.
Anderson and daughter Dorothy and,