The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

Lacey schools, spent Sunday in OF
tumwa with friends. Mrs. Newell
accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Farmer return
ed to their home in Moore this morn
ing after spending Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Gregory.
Mrs. w. E. Snider and son Earl
left for Seattle where they will make
their home. They visited relatives
in this city last week.
Carl Riggs, who has been sick for
five weeks in the hospital at Missou-
la, Montana, returned to his home
here Sunday evening.
q. T. Pointer was taken to the
Mahaska hospital for an operation
Sunday. Mr.. Pointer has been very
ill for the past week.
Miss Doris Cook and sister Beatrice
went to Montezuma this morning to
spend the week with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Kimbley.
Mrs. C. e. Robson has gone to
Marion for weeks visit with Mrs.
c. A. Robson Mr.. Robison's mother,
who has been visiting them here.
Mrs. c.. Dryden returned to the
home of her sister, Mrs. Benning, in
Marshalltown, after spending several
weeks at the w. H. Strousc home.
Mrs. Clyde Picket and daughter
Virginia, of Ottumwa, and Mrs. Wal
ter Dorthy of Cedar Rapids were Wis
itors last week at the Mrs. George E.
Morrow home.
Miss Mildred Reynolds, instructor
Of English at Abba High school. VI
tied at the parental Reynolds home
is physical trainer in the Abba High
school, was also week end guest at
the Reynolds home.
Frank Shultz motored to What
Cheer Monday.
Karl Campbell was in Sigourney one
day last week at the C. C. Williamson
home.
Mrs. Jennie Robinson has been WIS.,
iting in Bussey at the Mrs. Sallie
Barnes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Minnick have
moved from ia South L street to 500
Second avenue east.
Mrs. l.. E. Burrows, of Delta, is a
guest at the C. Ed Beman and Dwight
Beman homes for a few days.
Clarence Null, Ted Bowen, and
Everett Hull drove to Iowa City Sat
urday to attend the Iowa Ames game
George Harvey has returned from
a trip to Des Moines and is again on
duty as the night man at Dolls restau.
rant.
Mrs. Jane Jones and Mrs. J. w.
Trotter, of Bussey, were here Tuesday
and visited at the home of Mrs. Ella
Hoyt.
Miss Bertha Gregg who has been
her brother on South c street
has returned to her home in Des
Moines.
Carl Woodford has taken over the
of the Central NJ. e. Sun
day school and has reorganized il
the summer vacation.
Merrill c. r. Mills and Miss Olga
Heuser again rendered a pleasing vo-
cal duet at the Epworth League ser
vice on Sunday evening. Leslie Har-
vey, the president, was the leader.
Mrs. Yaffee, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Kes-
sler and son arrived Saturday after
noon from a three weeks trip to New
York, New Jersey, Chicago, Niagara
and Detroit, where they have been Wis
ting relatives and seeing Co. H boys.
On account of the absence of DR..
J. L. Brasher, DR.. l.. M. Grigsby will
his year preach the Thanksgiving
sermon at the C. H. U. on Thursday
at 1000 a. m. DR.. Brasher leaves
his week to attend the session OF the
Alabama conference and to look aft
or other interests in the Southland.
He will be gone about two weeks.
In the list of Oskaloosa ladies We!
published last week as being here to-
help organize Sammies Mothers
Club, we left out the name of Mrs.
H. S. Davis. In making this correc-
ion we can assure Oskaloosa people
that we still claim Mrs. Davis as a
resident of Fremont although she
ives in the county seat during the
school year.-Fremont Gazette.
Gene Lambert was chairman of the
meeting OF raise What Cheers share
Of the Y. M. G. A. fund for the army.
He introduced c. Ed Beman, of Oska-
oosa, who is chairman of four coun-
ties for the raising of this fund. We
all know and admire Ed. He is like
one of the What cheer people and he
knew before he came here that this
town and township would go over the
top a sailing and it did. Ed was raised
on a farm near What Cheer and he
went to Oskaloosa where he is presi-
dent of one of the largest and best
banks in the city. He is a driver and
he puts things over when he gets
busy. Now we did not know Ed was
SO much of an orator. But, say, he
made things ring and his speech was
one of the best of the evening. Robt.
J. Shanahan secretary Of the Oska-
n ant