The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27

the home of Mrs. George Suggett, Nc
zoos G avenue west, and with othe
relatives.
| Mrs. Charles Bennett of Chicago
formerly of Oskaloosa, while enrout
/ to Rose Hill where she will visit rel
atives, called on Oskaloosa friends
/ Saturday.
Donald Wallace of New Sharon
who is member of the Ammunition
Train at Des Moines, visited at thu
Mrs. Maud Jones and Milton Young
homes Friday. ..
Mrs. Marion r. Curtis returned t.
her home in Chicago Saturday after
visit OF several days at the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Brady on North
Market street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin, who
came to Oskaloosa on account of the
death and funeral of the father, Thos
Martin, departed Friday for their
home in Denver.
Mrs. A. o. Smith and son Myer, Wis.
iIilb at thO uOluC VI hOl auh', "i D
Fred Wheeler, left Sunday evening
for Abba to spend a few days at the
w. d. Smith home.
Lieut.. Claire B. Arnold, A. ID. c.,
serving with Brigadier General HUI
bert A. Allen of the Iowa National
Guard, spent the week end here visit
ing with his wife and family.
Dan Unsicker, president of the
Southern Iowa Fair Association, was
about town Saturday and from every
hand came congratulations over the
success of the big exposition.
Mrs. Emma Hatfield and children,
of near Cricket, spent Saturday night
and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. w.
w. White, at SIS High avenue west.
Mrs. Hatfield is an employee of the
store at the Cricket mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Robinson of 1923
North G street left on business trip
to Minneapolis and Mrs. Robinson
will stop at Albert Lea to visit at tho
Eldon Carrier home. Mr.. Robinson
is an operator at the NJ & st. l.. de-
pot.
Frank Young OF the Shoe Market
attended the annual state conference,
Of shoe men at Ottumwa last Thurs.
day. Dealers from all parts of Iowa
were present for the meeting. Mr..
Young was oskaloosa's lone repre-
sentative.
Mrs Mary F'ifield left Friday even
ing for Springfield, Missouri, sum-
moned TO the bedside of her sister,
Mrs. Hancock, who is critically i'll.
rhe daughter, Miss Doris went to
Des Moines to be with relatives until
he mothers return.
T. II. Albers, superintendent of the
Equality Coal Company, and family,
ilso Louie Walraven and family, Geo.
Rice and family and w. A. Johnson
If Cricket Supply Co., were in Oska-
oosa Saturday shopping and took in
all the shows andie#ere out for gen.
,ral good time. " -.
Arthur Walling, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. s. WallinG, was down from
he Grinnell cavalry camp Saturday
evening for few hours visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Walling,
who went to Grinnell yesterday, as.
he troop is entraining tomorrow af
ernOon for Camp Cody, at Deming,
New Mexico. !"
Herbert Wilson, a son of John Will
ION of Ninth avenue east and brother
If John P. Wilson of the local police
orce, has gone to the University of
Michigan at Ann Arbor, where he is
aking collegiate work in preparation
or entrance upon the law course.
lie was former Penn College stud
mt where he started his collegiate
work.
Rev. S. H. Zendt called among Os-
friends and former parish
oncrs Friday, returning to his pulpit
It Bloomington, Illinois, for Sunday
services. He was called to Oska-
oosa to olIiciate at the funeral of
title Mary Katherine Jones, daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Jones of Rose
Hill. Mr.. Zcndt was formerly min
ster of the Christian church in Oska-
oosa,
Lieutenant d. d. Corning departed
oday in response, to kilograms to re-
port for duty at the United States
Aero Station at San Diego, Califor-
Tia. Mr. Corning was at st. James
Sunday school with his boys Sunday
and at the church hour de-
iyered a brief address to the congre-
cation in lieu of a sermon by the
Rector, Arthur M. Lewis. He is one
IF the seven members of st. James
,nurch who are now in the service of
heir country, and his talk was inter
ssting and Inspiring. He had ex-
Dected to go Immediately to France,
but bis government ruled otherwise,
and he was ready and willing to go
he could be of service to
MS country.
r. w. Mishlner, Of Winterset, was
lere last week on business.
Prof. Chas. Griffiths was in Abba
n a.. 1T nnt NJ q