The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-05-31


turned home from delightful visit
with friends and relatives at Chart
ton, Iowa.
Mrs. George Hufford has disposed
of all belongings here and goes to
Colorado Springs about the middle of
June where she intends to make per-
manent residence.
Elmer Barnhart, as head usher or
Sunday evening had quite large ex.
ira force of ushers on duty in order
to care for the extremely large audi.
ence at the Central M. e. church.
John Kullmer, Jr., and wife ex-
pect to leave Oskaloosa for a short
visit. Mrs. Kullmer goes to Rein
beck for ten days stay with friends
and Mr.. Kullmer goes to Dysart for
short trip, coming back the latter
the popular Union Monarch Laundry
man and being busy, his trips are of
short duration.
Robert A. Kent of 324 North Mar
ket street and Glenn Critchlow of
Company II made the trip to Ottum-
wa and return on Sunday afternoon,
for the purpose of bringing back one
of the company boys, who was de-
tanned there by the new rule of no
Sunday trains on the Rock Island.
The boys wanted tc have large rep
resentation at the Patriotic service
on Sunday evening Mr.. Critchlow
acted as driver.
In ordering the Herald sent to his
new address, Ralph Sherman, a well
known Oskaloosa boy, son of S. l..
Sherman, writes: 81 have been re-
Gently transferred from my position
as chemist in the Fuel Inspection
Division of the Bureau of Mines to
a position in the chemical laboratory
of the mechanical division of the
Bureau here. think the ugliness
of Pittsburgh is exaggerated, for
though the factory district is smoky
and dirty, the residence section is
prettier than even Washington"
Mrs. E. H. Ferguson, of Fremont
was in town shopping Monday.
Miss Catherine Roberts, of Des
Moines, spent Sunday with relatives
Miss Hazel McGlasson is in Daven
port spending the week with friends
John Boden. of Coalfeld was in
Oskaloosa Tuesday on legal business
Miss Meryle Cunningham visited
friends in the Lacey neighborhood last
week.
Mrs. Jennie Rockefeller was called
to New Sharon Monday on profession
al work.
Mrs. George Wiswell, of New Shar
on, was in Oskaloosa Tuesday for the
class play.
Jesse Pulliam is visiting in Port
land, Oregon, guest at the Multno
II alb Hotel.
Mrs. J. w. Digger and daughter
Ruby, of Delta, were shopping in Os
kaloosa Monday.
Mrs. ]. E.. Donnelly of $40 Third av
enue east, and Miss Laura Able, visit
cd in Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Deck visited at Eddy
vile. during the past week with hei
mother, Mrs. John Sage.
Miss Ruth Schunk and Miss Heller
Unsicker, of Wright. were in Oska
loosa shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. H. G. Richardson and Mis-
Sadie Combs, of Sigourney, We're Os
kaloosa shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Ted Dumont and children
and Mrs. Pete Voyel. OF Keota, wer'
shopping in town Monday.
Miss Doris Utterback, of Delta, re
turned home Monday after visiting he
friend Miss Marie Dusenberry.
Mrs. Robert S. Whitley is VISITING
lin Oklahoma City before departing TO
her new home. in st. Joe, Missouri
| Miss Nettie HASTE returned to he
home in Rose Hill Monday, after Wis
lifting her sister, Mrs. Halle Coons.
Fred Shields, of Twin Lakes, Mir
nesota, is guest OF friends and az
quaiiltances in town during the weel
| Mrs. James Bowen and children n
turned to their home In Des Nome
after several weeks visit with rels
ltives and friends.
Z Mrs. e. J Johnson and baby Kati
ryn returned to Galesburg. Illinoi
! Tuesday after visiting With her fricn
MRS ella Moffett,