The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-12-13


training school, left Saturday for Va
paraiso, Indiana, where she is goin
to school, taking a scientific work
Miss Greenhalgh has been at the hos
pital for the past year and has man.
friends.
Carl p. Smith went to Des Moine
last week and enlisted in the Nation
al Army. He secured admission in
to the Ordnance Corps, Co. A, FRS
Battalion, 1863 Depot Brigade. H,
expects to be at Camp Dodge for {
few weeks and from there to Rocl
Island for further training and on t.
France by the first of February.
Ralph Cole is visiting ia Abba at the
home of his sister Gladys for few
days.
Miss Grace Neagle spent the latter
part of the week with her parents in
Lovilia.
Miss Pearl Timbrel was guest in
Abba at the home of her sister Mrs.
Clayton Nelson last week.
Mrs. w. r. Bowles of Pennington
accompanied her daughter Mrs. John
Woods here for few days visit with
relatives.
DR.. George L. Minear, the District
Superintendent of the Oskaloosa Dis
trict, was on Friday in New Sharon
taking part in the mems rally held
there
Harry Weatherwax, who has been
in Des Moines for a time, has return
ed to Oskaloosa and is again serD ing
the public at Dolls Restaurant, as for
merly. ".@
/. N. Taylor Hon. j, A. White and
H. j. Murphy were in Williamsburg
last week looking for a prospective
territory for county farm agent or
adviser.
Col. l. NJ. Reed returned on Friday
after spending nearly week at the
Great National Cattle show at Chica-
go. He reports a great time and some
excellent stock. ,
F.F. Everett and son, John of Lacey
have returned home from Amena, Ar
kansas, where they have been visiting
since Wednesday, November %. Dur.
ing the stay in Arkansas, Mr.. Everett
and son enjoyed opposum hunting.
Miss Hollyce Brown has commune
Gated with friends in Oskaloosa of adj
vancement in her work in Cincinnati
in the field of social service. Miss
Brown was former superintendent of
the work in Oskaloosa. Miss Browns
address is No. 6 Eden Park Terrace,
Cincinnati.
Harold Kemble of Muscatine, son
of Eva Waggoner Kemble was in Os-
kaloosa last week visiting at the w.
E. Kemble place on c avenue East.
Harold was in the officers training
camp at Fort Smelling and won COM
mission as first Lieutenant. He has
been ordered to report to Seattle for
duty. ......
Frank e. McConkey, who served
for a time as waiter in Dolls Res
taurant and enlisted in Company c
of 109th Regiment of Engineers, is
now the mess sergeant of the com.
pany and he sends tosJ. B. Doll the
printed menu of their Thanksgiving
dinner. 1t was a fine feast. They are
now at Camp Cody at Deming N. Mex
leo.
Harley Fellows has purchased the
Nugent property, ten acres lying next
south of the corporation line and west
of Market street and is occupying the
place today. Harley says he will be-
come a farmer and give attention to
stock and fruit. A fine young orchard
has been started on the place. Mr.. E.
d. Nugent who has been occupying
the residence property will occupy
apartments in the city.
Miss Leila Atchison who went to
Milwaukee early last summer to &C.
cept a position with the social service
department of that city as visiting
assistant, has been promoted to the
position of superintendent in charge
of the East division, the largest and
most difficult to handle in the whole
city. The promotion carries an in
crease of salary commensurate with
the responsibility. Many friends of the
young women here will be pleased to
learn OF, her advancement in her chos-
en- field of labor.
T. J. Bray has arrived home after
looking after business affairs in Iowa
City.
Miss Catherine Hughes returned to
her home in Grinnell after a visit
here with relatoves
Will Richie of Cedar, who has been
critically i'll with pneumonia, is on
the road to recovery.
Mrs. Essie Long has been in Bus
sey the past week visiting at the
nome of DR.. J. w. Anderson.
Miss Eliza Steddom has returned
to her home here after caring for
Miss Louise Jones of Bussey.
II. r. Ballard of Bussey was an