The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24

LOOK Tor Arnold IN TUSCALOOSA.
: Miss Leoni Evans went to Kansas
City last week where she will be EN-
lployed in telephone work.
Miss Minnie Burke has been absent
, from her duties at the Baldauf-Rosen
blatt store on account of tonsilitis.
, Miss Lillian Pickett has returned tc
her home Park Place" after spending
: the winter with relatives in Waterloo
Mrs. Mayo P. Colville, of Des
Moines and Mrs. Walter Carrick are
visiting at the parental Ramsey home
Miss Rose Hirsch returned to hel
home in Eau Claire, Wis, after visit
ing with the Misses Rose for some
time.
Mrs. Ruth Langhorst who is attend
ing school in Grinnell, visited Sunday
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jake
Siebert.
Rev. W. N. Hall is doing his bit fol
preparedness. He has 1000 thriving
cabbage plants, headed for Saur Kraut
in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Ewing are moving
ito St. Joe, Mo-, Where Mr.. Ewing has
secured employment in a wholesale
clothing house.
Miss Edna Stegner returned home
Friday for the summers vacation, aft
er closing a successful term of school
in Brooklyn, Iowa. 49,
What Cheer Chronicle: Betty Ross
Lally and her assistants are sure max
ing some flags. They received an or
der from Oskaloosa Monday for a flag
Is feet long.
Under the direction of Mrs. G. A
Spears, Junior Choir, of young peo
pIe is to be organized in Central NJ
Z. church and they hold their first
rehearsal this week.
A. c. Crabtree who was knocked
down and kicked by horse was taken
to Mahaska hospital Sunday morning
Mr.. Crabtree sustained a broken leg
as a result of the accident
Howard S. Davidson, of Iowa City
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of Rev. c. D. Loehr of the First
Reformed church on South ID street
He returns to his University work on
Monday.
Dick Hedlund, of Garden Grove, and
Mr.. and Mrs Will Hedlund, of High
land Center, visited Sunday with their
father, who has been sick for some
time and whose condition remains
practically the same.
Carroll II. Feezee, the president Of
the Oskaloosa District Epworth Lea
que went to Hedrick on Sunday In
order to visit the League there and
incidentally to advance the interests
OF the coming District convention al
EGdyville.
Those representing the Oskaloosa
Woman's Club at the Bi-enniel con
vention which is held in Fort Dodge
during this week are, Mesdames Jer
rel, Hull, Logan, Victor and Dack. TIL.
ladies will leave for Fort Dodge today
and will return Saturday.
Clarence l.. Rakow, a graduate o.
the Oskaloosa high school, and the
University of Wisconsin, who nov
holds a position with the Warren-Web
ster Company of Chicago, is now TAX
ing special military training at thu
,, Officers Training Camp at Fort
Sheridan, Ill.
Saturday Globe: When it comes Il
Iowa pioneers, what's the matter will
, Harve Zane, who lives out about nint
miles northwest of the city He run;
l"Uncle Dick" Moore of Cedar and Bol
Garden of Scott township close race
t Mr. Zane was born in Marion count,
in 1871, was in the war and Is one 0
4 Mahaskas old settlers. He has giyel
away two or three farms to his rela
tives. but has two or three left. HI
7 is an old bachelor, but has been
!. liberal helper" to others all his life
e He has just recently returned from
!. Kansas where he spent the white
J, with couple OF his brothers, VIII
z were also former Mahaskans. II
says the wheat crop in Southwestern
4 Kansas is rather slim, but the farm
: ers are blowing up their fields an
rushing through other crops. MI
Zsne's father was Mahaska pioneei
: Mr.. Zane crowds Stephen Pomero
y close on the wolf story, for he say
he remembers when nine wolves wer
y lkilled ppe5 day not far from his HON
Il with clubs, and not young wolves 0
that, but he adds the snow was >