The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-04

N. J. Long and daughter of Washnif
ton were week end guests at the S
j. Vernon home.
Mrs. ID. r. Cartwright and son MAJ
well, of Eldon, are at the w. NJ Rot
inson home for a few weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Evans and Mrs. Gill
ford Evans went to Des Moines Sat
urday to visit Clifford and Roy Evan
at Camp Dodge. N.a a,
w. Gochee went to Muscatfne Sat
urday evening to spend Sunday will
his wife, who is patient in the Her
shey hospital. Mrs. Gochee is re
covering nicely from an operation per
formed last week. -. Il.
Mrs. Albert L. Yarn of Des Moines
is making her home with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Dean, while heI
husband. who is member of the
engineers corps, in Company c., is
absent on duty, a.s,- .....- ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goddard of Rose
Hill spent the week end at the John
Hummel home, No. ia Third avenue
east. Mr.. Goddard, who has secured
employment at the Bob Stringfellow
restaurant, expects to move his fam.
lily to Oskaloosa Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. McLandsborough
and SON John and Mrs. McLandsbor.
ough's father, G.. w. France, motored
to Macon, Missouri, last week to visit
her brother, Herman France, and re-
turned home Friday. John went to
Moberly where he visited w. H. Fry,
his former teacher at Penn School of
Commerce. ...-r ..s.
Paul Daniels who has just been dis
charged from the hospital at Camp
Dodge, where he submitted to an op-
Grafton, visited relatives in Oskaloosa
and returned to Des Moines Saturday
afternoon. He, with several other
boys who have also been patients in
the hospital, left for New York Satur-
day night to join their company.
Penn Whitaer, who expects to be-
come ranchman in Montana about
the first of March, spent Sunday at
the j. M. Beard home learning how
to call hogs, gather in the eggs, and
few other minor details of farm life.
After a thorough course of instruc.
ton the family and guest motored to
Busscy TO call on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bruce of Des
Moines who have been at the paren-
tai Frank Odem home, left for their
home this morning. Mr. Bruce has
with the, Canadian troops and
leaves for Toronto Wednesday morn
ing and then for France about Octo-
Der Is. Mr.. Bruce goes as an engin-
eer on an ammunition train. Mrs
Bruce was formerly Ferne Odem of
Oskaloosa and will still keep the
nome in Des Moines where she has
accepted position. .s.
L. E. Nagle of Deep River attended
he w. A. Hoover hog sale here last
Dole and Harold Macy, of Lynn
vile, have resumed their school work
1t Penn College. g..
w. Van bort, wifo and baby of PelIa
yisited over Sunday at the John De-
3oef home here,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nash of Will
iamsburg are visiting at the home of
heir son Charles.
Harry S. Johnson is in Fairfield for
/ visit, at the home of his parents and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ed. Johnson.
Miss Bonnie Ramsay has returned
o her home in Abba after a visit at
he home of her friends here.
Burrell Cox, wife and children of
Alden, Iowa have been visiting at the
home of relatives and friends for some
ime.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Paschal and
son Harold of Colfax are visiting at
he home of her brothers Alfred De-
Camp.
Mr.. Mccall was down TO Keota Mon
lay looking after the monument work
,or Alex Moody and James Wilson
estate. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Chas. Beadle were in
Abba the latter part of last week Wis
ting at the maternal home of the lat
.er's, Mrs. E. Mock. 49,
Misses Martha Van Toorn of Oska-
oosa and Edna Sedrel of Leighton
visited last Tuesday in Pella and OF
ey with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Bailey OF Portland Oregon and
Mrs. Tottman of Emotion, California
have been visiting at the home of
their sister Mrs. James Atchison.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Miller attended the.
What Cheer fair last Wednesday and
spent the rest of the week visiting at
the home of their children there.
Mrs. Chas. l.. Davis of Davenport
who has been visiting at the home OF
her mother, Mrs, Mary Tucker in
Abba visited in Oskaloosa with rela-
tiyes before returning to her home.
I. Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Williams, of
valisca, who have been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Oskaloosa, motor
ad IN Camn dodge wnere they will Wis