The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-11

Mrs. Mary Smith spent Sunday in
Eddyville visiting at the home OF her
son. f
Miss Dick. Allen had her tonsils
removed at Abbott's Hospital Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Portugal and daughter, Miss
Lucille, spent Saturday in Des
Moines,
Albert Hellings Of Camp Dodge Wis.
tied his wife and friends In oskaloosa
Sunday. 8. ~ ...z,
Mr. and Mrs. Sutton Of Charlton
were guests of oskaloosa friends on
Sunday, ... +
8 Sergeant BonschofF Of Camp Dodge
visited with friends in Oskaloosa on
Sunday.
Elmo Sheesley has moved from
over the Reliable Store to 401 North
ID street. - - ls,a - sri
Dave Lewis of Camp Dodge spent
Sunday in Oskaloosa visiting his wife
and parents.
F, e. Colville Saturday returned
from business trip to Aberdeen,
South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Smith and
daughter Nan of Tracy spent Monday
in Oskaloosa.
w. r. Bass, local postoffice clerk.
was in Chicago Sunday attending the
Worlds Series game.
&. G.. A. Spears went to Ruthven, Ia,
Monday morning on hunting trip
toFbe gone several days. y, 49,. >.
Mrs, George Schlamel and son
George of Marshalltown, are visiting
at the parental Fryhoff home.
Mrs. C. E. Child has returned to
her home in Grinnell after visiting at
the parental A. J. Lyle home. +
Mrs. j.. H. Sells of Oskaloosa spent
Wednesday in Marshalltown visiting
at the home of Mrs. ]. e. Bowen.
I e. Doan, sumomned to Oskaloosa
to attend the funeral of a. relative.
has returned to his home in Missouri.
Prof. G. r. Yount of the Oskaloosa
high school attended the Penn-Drake
game at Des Moines on Saturday af.
ternoon. ...s q
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harold OF
Eddyyille, spent Sunday here at the
parental home OF Mayor and Mrs. j..
G. Harold.
Mrs. Hattie Elkin and daughter,
Miss Inez, of Milford, Utah, arrived
Saturday in Oskaloosa and expect to
make their home here. -
MIR. and Mrs. IL. o. Glasure and lit
tie daughter, Miss Lillian Kilburr
and j., P. Hiatt of Oskaloosa spent
in Sigourney. LIS. ESQ.,,
= Fred Smith, owner of the Orient
Theater, and Mahaska county Sc.
lect, is enjoying a 72-hour furlough
home from Camp Dodge, where he is
in training for service in the new
National army. ~
Rev. J. "a. Ward of the Nazarene
church, who last week went to st.
Louis on a combined pleasure and
business trip, returned to Oskaloosa
Saturday. Rev. T. e. Beebe of New
Bedford, Mass, who will be in Oska-
loosa during October as the leader
in the revival at the Nazarene church
Is also here.
DR.. L. NJ. Grigsby was presented
Col
that was inscribed as follows: u. r.
Grigsby, Poseyville, Indiana. Write
me-" 1t was found in a shipment of
pears to Glaze & Haynes Co., and Ed
Haynes captured it and presented it
to DR.. Grigsby. The superstition is
that it was intended to fall into the
hands of some young lady, but in
this case it reached the minister first.
Leander Eddy Is making arrange.
ment to go on the excursion next
week to Nicksburg, Mississippi, to at,
tend the big national jubilee to be
held there. Mr.. Eddy, as a member
of Company G.. Eighth Iowa, partici.
,pated in the memorable siege of
yicksburg and was present when the
city was taken by storm. He now
goes back to take the place in the
peaceful way known only to reunion
Of the blue and the grey. ~!
OF, a gentleman well known in 0s-
kaloosa, son.in-law of, Mr. and Mrs
A.. l.. Spooner, the Webster City Free
maj, says: "H.- e. Shinogle, who has
held clerkship in the Oppenheimer
& hermann clothing store for several
years, has accepted the management
OF clothing business in Oconto
Wis, which is one of chain, of SIX
or ,oeven Wisconsin stores owned BY
the Continental Clothing company
The position is lucrative one, offer
ing opportunities for further ad
vancement, and Mr.. Shinogle is wei
qualified to fill it. He leaves fol-
his new work October !. His wife
and two children will remain here
for a month or so until suitable
residence can be secured for them"
Fred Smith of Camp Dodge is visit
ing his wife and SON. 80 =.
Mrs. Mary Ballinger, OF Lacey wa
shopping in town Monday.
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