The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-05-31

II the OSk1IOOSd f1eTdlu mas TedCUeu III
Office of the Attorney General, an
brought immediate comment fror
i the state official. Few other count
attorneys have been as prompt il
taking steps for law enforcement
and the action of the local attorne
won the favor of the department.
| (From Mondays Daily.)
| Mrs. DR.. Park of Tracy was in Os
kaloosa shopping Saturday.
| Mrs. M. L. Phillips and daughter
Miss Lily, of Fremont, were in Oska
loosa Saturday shopping.
Mrs. Brown of 214a West High re
turned from Grinnell where she ha!
been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds lef
Sunday morning for Des Moines ant
other points for a two weeks vaca
ton.
Mrs. w. S. Funk and daughter Iris
of Fremont and Mrs. Mary Rickert
of Cedar were shopping in Oskaloosa
Saturday.
Miss Bertha Crete went to Des
Moines to visit other relatives after
an extended visit with her brother,
e. E. Crete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rich and chill.
dren visited the parental Rich home
in Marshalltown last week and re-
turned home today.
Barnes City News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hatcher ,autoed to Oskaloosa
Thursday evening and brought home
Mrs. |. A. Bogard, who has been in
the hospital. .....-..... .........
Barnes City News: The Senior
class of the Barnes City Consolidat-
ed High school went to Oskaloosa on
Friday for the purpose of having
their pictures taken.
Barnes City News: Roy Dalbey of
Oskaloosa was in town Sunday to see
his aunt, Mrs. John Whistler and
family before he leaves for France.
He is in the Third Iowa Guard.
Barnes City News: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. d. Taylor and two children, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. d. Y.
Ammen, motored to Oskaloosa Sat
urday afternoon and greatly enjoyed
the first open-air band concert of the
season in the evening.
Colfax Clipper: Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
son, Cecil Jr., and daugh-
ter Maxine of OskalOOsa, visited
Will Clarkson and family several
days leaving Monday for Pasadena,
Calf, to make their home. He is
10 be with the Universal Film people
in the show business.
Bedford News: Miss Ruth Parkins,
formerly of Oskaloosa, who went to
Bedford with her mother, Mrs. Nellie
Jenkins, about two weeks ago, is
very sick at her home in North Bed
ford with a severe case of bowel
trouble. The young lady is bedfast
but all hope she will have a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferril, 100 4th ave-
nue. West, visited over Sunday in Des
Moincs.
Rev. Alexander McFerran went to
Des Moines on a business errand this
w. P. Cleaver of the Hanna Manu-
occurring Co is seriously i'll with
stomach trouble at his home on South
First street.
Miss Belle Holden and Mrs. Edward
Stout leave tonight for Burlington in
he interest of prohibition, to be gone
everal days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy G. Woodin and
daughter Miss Jane are here from
Chicago for a few days to care for
personal interests and visit with their
friends.
F. S. Branscomb who has been on
ranch near Portals, New Mexico is in
town visiting relatives and friends. He
came to Kansas City to purchase
stock and ran up to the old home to
see how things were running. He ex-
pressed surprise at the backward sea-
son.
Those attending the Biennial con-
vention at the WOman's Club held last
week at Fort Dodge were the follow
ing delegates. Mrs. Richard Hull,
president of o. w c., Mrs. DR.. Jarvis
Mrs. Chas. Farmhouse. Mrs. Chas. Vic
tor and Mrs. c. N. Dack, also the mem
beers of the State Committees-of the
press, Mrs. Rea Oppenheimer; of the
scholarship loan fund, Mrs. Dr. Jerrel;
of the conservation, Mrs. Carrel Saw
yer and of the rural life, Mrs. Frank
Everett of Lacey.
Mrs. A. L. Brubaker of Cedar was
in Oskaloosa Saturday, shopping.
Edgar Smith went to Des Moines
Saturday to enlist in the ambulance
corps.
CIough's Orchestra furnished Music
for the Alumni banquet at Fremont
Friday evening.
Miss Jessie Coen attended the ban
quet given by the alumni association
OF which she is member.
DIR. Abbott left Sunday night for Chi
cago for six weeks stay in the in
.