The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-08-09


Of Glencoe, H., are in the city on
business.
Chris Winter has gone to Chicago
and Milwaukee for few days bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Lamb, of Boone, came Tnes-
day for two weeks visit with Mrs.
E. r. Rafferty,.
Attorney c., e. Hatchett, of Eddy.
vile, was business visitor in oska'
loosa Tuesday.
Mrs. w. De Bruyn, of Winnebago,
came Tuesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. A. Vanderzee.
Miss Jennie Loft, OF Sully, was oper-
ated on at Mercy Hospital for append
icitis Saturday evening. ~" FL.
Jake Siebert went to Sterling, H.,
to visit his SON Ferris, who is EN-.
ployed by the Woolworth Company
there. @.~ !'....1. ~. r
Lloyd Garrett, enlisted in the U. s.,
Navy, is spending a several days full
Tough here at the parental ]. w. Gar
rett home.
Mrs. Eva Goodner Cuttill departed
this morning for Detroit to visit a
short while with her husband who is
member of the Aviation training
camp near that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Townley and son
of Knoxville, motored from Knoxville
Tuesday and visited at the parental
s. ]. Vernon home.
Mrs. G. w. Martelle, of Cedar Rap.
ids is visiting for a few days at the
home of her sister Mrs. George Coo.
yer on North B street a "@ .."
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Mrs. Leora Cammack and daughter,
Harriet, of Oskaloosa arrived in the
city Monday to visit the formers
brother, J. H. Crabtree.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Miss Myrtle Jennings, of New Sharon
who has been visiting for several
days with her UNCLE William Jennings
returned home Monday. f"pUE
Miss Grace Taylor, of Delta, re-
turned to her home Saturday from the
Mercy Hospital where she submitted
to an operation for throat and nose
trouble.
County Recorder Dave Hawkins
left yesterday afternoon for Waterloo
where he will attend the three days
convention of the county officers OF
the state.
Harry Drinkle, of Fort Madison, is
visiting at the parental Will Drinkle
home on North c street. Mr.. Drinkle
is an employee of the Santa Fe System
with headquarters at Fort Madison.
Friends in the city are in receipt OF
the announcement Of the marriage of
Miss Cummings Moore to Albert f.
Gall, Tuesday, July "a, 1917, at High
land Park, Illinois. Miss Moore was
formerly superintendent at Abbott
Hospital. sa.
Miss Mae Pendray is helping Coun-
ty Auditor Roy Rowland in the
county auditors Office during the rush
brought about by the military draft.
Most Of Mr.. Rowland's time is taken
up with his work on the local exempt
ion board. ,. .s.
Among those from Oskaloosa at.
tending the circus in Ottumwa Mon.
day were, Mrs. Ray Baker, Mrs. Jesse
Clough, Mrs. George Cruzen, Mrs.
Web Homer and Mrs. John Fitzger-
aid. The ladies report a wonderful
circus and a delightful trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Waddington,
Of Colfax, visited at the home of their
aunt Mrs. Clifford OFT, who returned
with them to Colfax. Mrs. OFT also
visited in Des Moines. She was ac-
companied home by her niece Miss
Thelma Howells for weeks visit.
No big public gathering In Oska-
loosa would be complete without the
presence of j. W.uJohnson, erstwhne
editor of the Saturday Globe. Just be.
fore noon he arrived In town, so the
Great White Way Picnic is complete
Mr. johnson is now Editor of the Col
fax Clipper and is making a repre-
sentative paper for that live town. g.,
Mrs. T. B. Aegus, of Bussey, was in
Oskaloosa today on business. sgI
Guy G.. Woodin, of Chicago, was in
town Monday, on business, going to
yesterday morning.
Mrs, e. F. Jones, of University Park
is patient at the Mahaska Hospital,
undergoing medical treatment.
Chief of police James Lawrence was
summoned to Washington county to-
day to give assistance in police
case. ...
Centerville Iowegian: Miss Beulah
Jenkins, of Oskaloosa, spent Sunday
in the city with her friend, Miss Marie
Harrison.
Four generations now exist in the
family of Father" William Crosson,