The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-08

state certificate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Reddish and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Reddish and daughter of Abba were
visitors here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds and
Sunday guests in Abba at the ]. w.
Reynolds and George Mason homes.
Dick Denning went to ) loskaloosa
last Sunday and he and Mr.. and Mrs II
Harry Sisco and daughters drove to
Indianola and visited at the Dick
Butcher home.-Eddyville Tribune.
Misses Gertrude Carter, Victoria
Reed and Mabel Lewis were sightsee-
ing in Oskaloosa last Friday, Miss
Gertrude celebrating her twelfth
birthday by taking trip to the coun-
ty seat of proud -Eddyville
Tribune. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Knight went to
Des Moines Monday evening to visit
friends while Mr.. knight is enjoying
two weeks vacation from his duties
as motor man for the Traction &
Light Co.
Mr.. A. E. Longaker and son John
of New Sharon are in Colfax enjoy
ing the benefits and hospitality of the
Anspach Sanitarium. Mr.. Longaker Is
connected with the New Sharon Star
and while off duty made the Clipper
office a pleasant call.-Colfax Clipper.
J. Ed. Sweeney formerly at the
Rock Island station in this city, now
enlisted with Company A 313 Field
Signal Battalion stationed at Camp
Dodge has been appointed Seargent
First Glass. Five others of the same
company received the same appoint
ment. :.
William H. Harry and Miss Mabel
E. Austin went to Oskaloosa last
Wednesday where they were united
in marriage. The young couple are
well known in this community and es-
pecially in the south part of the coun-
ty. The bride is the daughter of G. M.
Austin, young lady with many &C
complishments and host of friends.
The. groom is a young farmer of most
excellent character. The happy couple
are at home south of Montezuma and
will receive the best wishes of all for
a long, happy and prosperous life
Montezuma Republican.
Thomas Plaster, mine host of the
Royal Cafe, returned at noon Tues
day from New York City where he
has been spending few days with his
son Philip Plaster of Company H. He
found all the Oskaloosa lads looking
fine and in the best of health. He ran
into all kinds of rumors and stories.
One has it that the troops are to be
in the United States all winter and
as if to emphasize that theory quar-
tiers of more or less permanent
character are being arranged,--tents
with wood floors and other seasonable
conveniences. Another story has 1t
that the boys will sail again almost
any time now and that few days
will find them on the ocean.
Mrs. McCutcheon, of New Sharon,
was an Oskaloosa visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. H. S. Rhynsburger went to
Chicago Tuesday morning on business.
Rev. T. E. Kennedy and wife of
What Cheer spent Tuesday in Oska-
loosa.
Misses Clara and Edith Humphrey
spent Tuesday in Oskaloosa visiting
friends.
A. w. McMillen returned today from
Denver where he has been on a bust
ness trip.
Miss Faye Martin went to Sears
boro this morning where she will visit
her sister for several days.
Mrs. F. w. Steinhoff went to Ed
dyville Tuesday evening where she
will visit friends Wednesday, ID u..
Mrs. Hevlin was taken home from
Mahaska Hospital Tuesday after an
operation performed last week.
Mrs. Fred Staten and Mrs. George
Fritz went to Lacey this morning to
spend the day at the Phillips home
Mrs. Verne Siders after being oper-
ated on at the Mahaska Hospital was
able to be taken to her home Tuesday.
Miss Adrienne Lewis returned ITO
her school this morning in Cedar Falls
after visiting several days in this city.
Mrs. ]. H. Bran. of Ollie, went to
yesterday evening where
she will be with her husband who is
ill.
Mrs. J. ]. Foster left for her home
in Marshalltown this morning after
visiting Mrs. Fred Hedlund for sever
al days.
w. H. Wray is enjoying ten days
visit at the homes of his sons ]. w.
Wray at Waterloo and Walter Wray
at Nevada, Iowa. ..s
Ernest Voss, who. was formerly with
the Kemble Floral Co., has returned
from Kansas City to accept position
at the Flower Shop.
Mrs George Collins of University
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