The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-25

in Oskaloosa Friday.
Mrs. w. A. Davis and her daughter
Leona and welda went to their home
In Parsons, Kansas. after seVerai
days visit at the home OF Mrs. TEX
Wilson No. 900 Sixth avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. France left for their
home in Macon, Missouri. after visit
ing his grandfather G. w. France ana
Joseph Henice. He also visited the
Oskaloosa schools, because he was an
official representative and principal
OF Macon, Missouri, schools.
Mrs. C. E. Barnard Co. President OF
the w. c. T. U. and Mrs. Laura b.
Hale State Organizer, will leave to-
day for Waterloo to attend the State
w. C. T. U. convention which will be
held there this week. Delegates VINO
will go Tuesday are: Mrs. Rebecca
Bridges, Miss Anna Phoenix, Miss
Murphy, of the Oskaloosa Union. Mrs.
Mary Reiner, Mrs. l.. M. Towns Buck
eye Union, Mrs. Lon Mitchell, OF La
cey, and others may go later
W. NJ. Miller is home from Idaho.
Miss Margaret Price was passen.
ger to Grinnell Monday.
e. w. Martin was business call
er in Abba today.
George Ruby went to Nebraska
this morning on business.
Miss DerI Cochran of Wright
spent Sunday with Miss Hazel Lewis.
e. NJ. Tracksell of Chicago is in Os.
kaloosa attending to business mat
tiers.
Miss Mabel Bell returned to her
home last evening after several days
at Ames.
Mrs. G. Lasson returned to her
home in Abba after shopping in the
city Monday.
George Cruzen was operated on
this Tuesday morning at Mercy hos
pital for hernia.
p. M. Rich and c. E. Hayes went
TO Grinnell and Marshalltown to at
tend to business.
Mrs. Hughes left this morning for
Corydon. Iowa, to visit her son, Evan
Hughes, for several days.
Miss Fairy Lindsey left for Next
co. Missouri, this morning to visit
her sister. Mrs. b. F. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spratt and
daughter of Des Moines are visiting
at the parental Arch Cowan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Brady are re
turning to their home in Clear Lake
after several days at the w. A. Brady
home.
Glen Eddy OF SIS c avenue west
has built new concrete cave and
is preparing to fill it with his winter
stores.
Miss Tot Richmond went to Mober-
ly, Missouri, Sunday morning for a
brief visit with her sister, Mrs. Earl
Switzer.
r. ]. Shanahan and c. Z. Lofiand
made business trip to Ottumwa on
Monday in the interests of the Lib
erty Bond campaign.
Mrs, Maud Jones, Mrs. e. Bevan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Young mo-
tored to Des Moines Sunday to visit
Gilbert Jones at Camp Dodge.
Miss Anna Phoenix, Mrs. Bridges
and Minnette Murphy went to Wat
erloo this morning to attend the w.
c. T. U. state convention there.
Mrs. S. w. White has returned to
her home from Mason City after sew!
eral days visit with friends and at.
tending the wedding of friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Whitehead and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Small OF Tioga
visited Sunday ats the Charles Taft
home, No. 3O5 Second avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hamilton went
to Iowa City this morning to attend
the Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star and from there will go to Ian
sing, Michigan, to visit relatives.
Mrs Cora Brookhart and Mrs. Fan
sher left for their homes in Illinois
after several days at the G. G. Nash
home on c avenue west and attend
ing the funeral Of the late John Nash.
Mrs. e. D. Brewer, Mrs. d. l.. Cole
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hamilton of Os-
kaloosa and Mrs. Brubaker and Mrs.
'Hentrix of Tracy were passengers
this morning to Iowa City to attend
the Grand Chapter of the Order of
Eastern Stars.
! Lieut.. Ben Nixon. NJ. & st. l.. train
dispatcher who recently enlisted in
G. H. Emerson's regiment of railroad
men, left Saturday night to join the
regiment which soon leaves for Rus
STA. Lieut. c. b. Morgan is also a
member of the regiment.
Ray Wells of Burlington, was in
town yesterday guest of his broth
err Walter Wells. Ray enlisted in
federal service and goes to Russia
with rank of First Lieutenant for SER
vice in the railroad brigade. Ray
has been With the Burlington Compa.
ny for sey hteen years continuous
service an, he was specially honored
in being ne of four men in Iowa