The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-05-10

/ during tn school week. She is sal
{ to be getting along all right.
J, Montezuma Republican,: Otto
Klindt went to Oskaloosa Saturda.
/, to spend day or two with his broth
! er, Rudolph. who has been i'll will
] pleuro-pneumonia for several days
: Mr.. Klindt was thought to be improv
ing nicely until few days ago it wa:
: found necessary to tap his lungs. Hi:
return to health is not as rapid as
his many friends would like.
Rev. F. c. Behner of Fairfield, whC
is attending the Free Methodist Dis
trict Conference. reports that his son
Rev. A. j. Behner, who was formerly
a resident of Oskaloosa, has com
lpleted his course at the 1lif School Of
Theology at Denver, Colorado, and
THAT he expects now to go on and take
post graduate work at the Denver
University, so that he can secure his
A. NJ degree and later Phi. ID. Rev
Behner is now a member of the Iowa
annual conference and was left with.
out appointment so that he could at.
! tend school.
Mrs. C.. E. Bradley, a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Pearson, of Oska-
loosa, had a recent narrow escape in
4 an automobile near her home at Red
Wing, Mimi, Mrs. Bradley, wife Of
Mr.. Bradley, of the Woolworth Ten
Cent store at that place, was driving
a car accompanied by friend, when
the car went through a bridge and
turned over landing bottom up with
the engine still running. Mrs. Bradley
was thrown free of the car while her
The car broke through the railing and
, tipped over into the ravine below.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer G.. Deck have
arrived from brief honey moon trip
and are CHARTERED for the time being
at the parental A. f. Deck home.
Mr.. Deck and Miss Alma M. Shoush
were married at Mexico, Mo-, Satur-
day, April 81. The bride is an ac-
complished young lady popular in her
home city where she graduated from
high school and college. The groom
is son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Deck
residing near Oskaloosa and is well
known young man. He is partner
with his father in the stock business.
and best wishes are
extended to the young people from
friends and acquaintance here.
(From Mondays Daily) n
Mrs Eva Rose was an Oskaloosa
shopper on Saturday.
Mrs. Alta Coffman went to Delta
Saturday to visit with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Anderson of Rose Hill
was shopping in town Saturday
Mrs. Floyd Fisher of Tilton was in
Oskaloosa Saturday on business.
Carroll E. Sawyer went to Grinnell
for Sunday visit with his parents.
Mrs. Sophia Collier of Des Moines
is visiting at the Lewis Suffer home.
Mrs. Myrtle Garrett of Rose Hill
was in Oskaloosa on business Satur-
day.
Miss Winnifred williams spent
Sunday with her friend, Miss Alberta
Beard.
Harry Eastman of Newton spent
Sunday in OskalOOsa visiting with
friends and acquaintances.
Mrs. F. E. Burris returned to her
home in Delta after visiting with her
son, c. Ed Beman and family.
DR.. w. w. Davis of Hedrick was an
over Sunday visitor in town, guest
of his mother, Mrs. Janette Davis.
Mrs. Chas. Peterson of EIdon at
tended the Free Methodist Confer
ence that was held mere last week.
Mrs. Warren Stuart returned to
her home in Keota after visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. George McCarty.
Miss Nellie Cavanaugh of Des
Moines was Sunday guest of her
brother. Frank and sister, Mrs. Fred
Dennis.
Mrs. Eugene Cheesman returned
home Sunday evening from two
weeks stay at Excelsior Springs,
Missouri. 80 ......
Miss Mabel Klein of Davenport re-
turned home Saturday after a week S
visit among relatives and friends
about town. ..
Miss Nellie Martin of Fremont
spent Sunday here visiting at the
home of her brother, w. T. Martin,
county clerk.
Mrs. III. J. Sarvis returned to her
home in Rose Hill much improved
afetr three weeks of treatment in
Abbott's Hospital.
Miss Jessie Hasty went to Ottum-
wa Saturday evening to be week
end guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Jesse Powell.
Mrs. Christie Lathers and daugh-
tiers Opal and Muriel and Miss Paul
inc Sparks went to Tioga Saturday
to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. J. d. Williams, $40 Seventh
avenue east, went to Muscatine Sat
urday to visit her daughter, Miss
Grace, who is secretary of the Y. w.