The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-09-13

at a weeks end, MIS-. Berdlnner
faher and mother, Mr. and Mrs. ID. =
Willet of Keithsburg, Illinois, MI
and Mrs. w w. Webb and son Der
nard of Albert Lea, Minnesota. ant
Mrs. R. B. Bashan of Omaha. Nebr
Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Bashan are sis
tiers of Mrs. Berdinner.
On Friday Alvah Negus passed
through Oskaloosa on his way to For
Riley, Kansas. In former years Mr.
Negus was identified with the Y. Nj
C. A. for while and he will be re
membered by the older members
This was before the advent of the
new building when the association
was young and struggling for it's eS
istence. After leaving Oskaloosa he
took a course in medicine and in re
cent years has been in active prac
tice near Keokuk He is now doing
his bit for the army in the medical
department of the service.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Will
lin were Oskaloosa visitors for few
days last week.
Richland Clarion: Mr.. and Mrs. o.
S. Trigg of JskalooSa, spent Sunday
at the parental Geo. Trigg home.
Bussey Record: Miss Belle Moon of
Oskaloosa, came home last Thursday
fol a two weeks vacation with home
folks.
Knoxville Express: Sam Thompson
ana daughter Jemima were in Oska
loosa, Monday, where they spent the
Cay with friends.
DIR. ]. E. Davis has returned to Dav-
export where he has been in attend
lpce at the big Chiropractic school re-
Inion and clinics.
Delta Press: The Oskaloosa Globe
Trade Extension issue last week was
.urely good showing for the Retail
ers of Oskaloosa as well as the Globe.
Bussey Record: Chas. Dreibelbeis
has been critically i'll since Sunday
and Wednesday afternoon was taken
TO the Mahaska hospital in Oskaloosa
Pella Booster: Misses Jennie and
Grace Wander Pol. Taylora West and
Dorothy Friend of Oskaloosa were
Monday visitors at the d. Wander POI
home.
Bussev Record: Mrs. LATE Metz re-
turned home Monday evening from o.
kaloosa where she has been spending
\ week with her sister, Mrs. Clark
Scott.
Mrs. Mabel Long and son John and
laughter Maxine returned to their new
home in Council Bluffs after spending
the summer at the parental G.. A.
Fritz home.
Abba Union: Sadie Mitchell and
liece, Betty Bowen of Oskaloosa who
had been visiting friends in Creston
spent Monday afternoon at the 5. w.
Wilson home on A avenue East.
Delta Press: C.. Ed. Beman of Os-
kaloosa gave Delta a hurry call Mon
day afternoon and while here he made
the Press office pleasant call. He
says the Boosters had fine trip last
Thursday,
Charles White who has been visit,
ing in the home of his father in law
6. J. Dutton, for several days, depart
ed for his home in Detroit last night.
He has been in the west with his son
James Herschel White.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Robert How
ard and son Lewis went to Oskaloosa
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Har'
~ Porter, and family. One of the Por.
ter girls accompanied them home for
a visit.
Keota Eagle: Operator c. c. Gable
is leaving us. He is to be checked in
as agent at Rose Hill today and as
that means a permanent job he will
move his family there. The Rose Hill
folks will find him an accommodating
gentleman.
Knoxville Express: ]. w. Kirk has
sold his thirteen acre tract of land in
the southwest part of the city to Geo
Hidy, of near Dallas, who will take
possession the first of October. Mr.
Kirk is building a fine residence In
Oskaloosa where they will move this
fall, as the children will attend school
the boys going to Penn College.
Montezuma Republican: ]. H. Gar
ing and wife are moving this week tt
Oskaloosa where they will make theil
home for the next year. Mr.. Caring
will devote most of his time to his saw
uill at West Branch and Mrs. Caring
Sill remain in Oskaloosa. Their daugh
ter, Mrs. Harold Wise, whose husband
Il a member of the ,168th regiment
viii also remain in Oskaloosa. Monte
yuma people regret exceedingly thu
loss of the Caring family as resident!
and hope they will sometime return
to make their permanent home here.
Miss Ella Doud spent Sunday II
Des Moines.