The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-15

! With DIR. G. w. Whitehill at til
head, the New Federation of Men
Glasses starts off with fine body {
energetic officers. Dr. Whitehill a
president is man of original idea
and will prove an inspiration to tn
organization.
, Mrs. S. A. Buffers and son Richart
left last night for Oakley, Idaho
where they will join the husband ant
father who has been at that plac,
since some time in December. The.
have purchased a farm there and ex-
rect to make 1t their future home.
c. w. Huntington, former resi-
dent of oskaloosa and lately the gen
eral manager of the M. & st. l.. r
r., resigned short time ago in or
der to accept the place of chairman
of the board of directors of the Vir-
ginian r. r., with his headquarters
at New York. Owing to resigna,-
tions he has now been elected the
president Of the company as well and
has already taken control of affairs.
Mrs. L. A. Ferth of Des Moines was
among Oskaloosa friends last week.
L. f. Bridges goes to Chicago to-
day or tomorrow on business mis-
sion.
Little George Phillips, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Phillips, who had his
eye removed Sunday, is getting along
fine.
Gilbert Reynolds was in New Shar-
on yesterday with his car and says
the roads were good and not much
softened by Saturday nights rain.
George Carbon was a visitor at Fort
Des Monies Sunday, visiting Major
John c. Bradbury of the Second Iowa
Infantry. Major Bradbury hopes to
visit oskaloosa next Sunday.
DR.. ]. S. Henderson, who has been
away most of the winter enjoying the
Jalmy climate of Florida, is again in
0skaloosa. He says he can be gone
several months and the people not
Know he is away.
President W. A. Brady, Secretary
Howard Coleman and J. B. McCurdy
we're last Sunday elected by the
Mems Bible Class of the Central M.
Z. church, to represent the class in
he New City Federation.
he Second Iowa Regimental Band,
ecently returned to Fort Des Moines
rom the Mexican border, is visiting
Iere at the parental F. ]. Evans
ome. He returns to Fort Des
Ioines tonight.
Robert Mccain, son of Mrs. Harriet
IcCain of First avenue east, has had
severe attack or appendicitis. At
rst it was thought an operation was
ecessary, but this morning he was
o much improved that no operation
'ill be performed.
Warren Cadwallader, who is at
ending school at Ames, is very low
With pneumonia. The fever was 104
esterday. Attending physicians are
the change tonight or in
he morning. His mother has been
18th him for several days. Mr.. Cad
is going this evening.
CFrom Wednesdays Dany.)
Mrs. j. c. Warder is quite ill with
n attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. T. j. Berdinner is in Chicago
ttending the Style Show.
Charles Henry spent last week IN
he country visiting his cousin, Mrs.
Usto Ellis.
Mrs. Gene Downs went to Cedar
.apids to visit her daughter, Mrs.
AISLE Fry.
Mrs. Sadie Doyle, of Omaha, is in
own for a few days visit with friends
nd acquaintances.
Abba Union: Miss Pearl Trimble,
NSNNANNocsb 10 q vi hCI oiolCl, 4
lrs. Clayton Nelson.
George Harmon, of Des Moines, is
ere for a few days visiting his sis
or, Mrs. Scott Mitcheltree.
Grinnell Herald: Mrs. w. Fl. Gross,
{ Oskaloosa, is in Grinnell this week
, visit with Mrs. F. Partlow.
John II. Anderson, of ottumwa, was
, town yesterday. John just cannot
tay clear of the old home town.
A. w. Grim, brother of A. E. Grim,
Oskaloosa, is seriously ill with
neumonia, at the Davenport hospital.
Mrs. Ruth Traister and daughter,
returned from Colfax after
short visit with relatives and friends.
Miss F'reida Barlow and Miss Celia
ernstein, of Des Moines, spent Sun
ay with Misses Sara and Rose Han
Ter.
Ole o. Roe, state fire marshal. was
4 Oskaloosa to-day calling on officers