The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-11

Mrs. Guido II. Stemple of Blooming
ton. indiana. is here for u visit at tn
parental T. B. Emmert home. He
father and mother are preparing t
go 10 California to spend the winter.
Den X. yardaman of Des Moines
who spoke at the Frankel banquet Of
Friday evening, spent Friday after
noon visiting with his brother-in.law
H. III. Harvey. ISL ~
Mrs. Annie Babbet Mullins, 1o1l
1nird avenue west who is IS years ole
\ lell at her home and broke her left les
in two places. Owing to her advanced
age the accident is very serious and
she is in a very critical condition.
Mrs. McGath who has been visiting
at the home of her daughters, Mrs. B
j. Reynolds, No. 113 North II street
went to Iowa Falls this morning where
she win visit her sisters, Miss Mar
garet MeCafron and Mrs. Buttenirck
She will also visit at the home of heI
son John at Clarion. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Killips and daugh.
ter Eliza motored to 0ttumwa Friday
morning. Mrs. Killips took the train
there for Mt Pleasant where she will
visit her parents. Miss Eliza will visclt
relatives in Ottumwa. DR.. Killips mo.
tored home in the afternoon,
Mrs. Chas. Glover departed last ev-
ening enroute to California to spend
the winter with her sister in Los An.
geles. On the way she will stop at Rose
Bud, Montana, for a visit win her
daughter. Mrs. DR.. Baldwin, nee Miss
Ida Glover.
The Rev. L. NJ. Grigsby, pastor of
the Central NJ. z. Church has received
word from his son Paul who is in
Uncle Sans Navy, to the effect that
he has been made a second class sea-
man. He enlisted in the Navy hospital
corps, but lately transferred and be-
came an apprentice seaman. Paul is
in training 81 California camp. ~,
DR.. Crowder has returned home
from wee, visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Cox of Deep River.
While at the home of his daughter, Dr.
Crowder had the misfortune to. trip on
the head of the stairs and fell down
20-foot stairs. While much bruised
and quite stiff and lame, the doctor
says it is a myracle that no bones
were broken. He is able to be about,
although suffering somewhat from the
serious shaking up-Oskaloosa Times,
Mrs. John Hess visited friends in
Newton Saturday. '..... ...
Miss Xelma Rice. of New Sharon,
visited friends in Oskaloosa.
Miss Ellie Hoskins went to Wright
to spend Sunday. .s...'
Mrs. Fred Prince, of Beardstown,
Illinois, is visiting relatives in the
city. 49,. 0. . -.
Mrs. l.. w. Gosselink went to Pella
Thursday for short visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Nettie Green spent Sunday
with her son, Walter Green, in Des
Moines.
Mrsrpuo sterrett went to Morning
Sun Saturday to visit the w. Il. Ster-
rett home.
Mrs. ~, Story left for Peoria Satur-
day to Visit her son w. T. Story for
several weeks.
A., on1 AIre Iobpeor and douoI,
ter, Margaret went to Peoria Saturday
to visit relatives.
Mrs. r. A. Jones, of Winterset is
visiting at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Walter Stewart.
Mrs Ross Moore and Mrs. Clarence
Strom. of New Sharon, spent Saturday
Ia Oskaloosa shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Boilinger mo-
tored to Montezuma Friday to spend
the week end with friends. ...
Mrs. Henry McMcekin, of Ewart, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Fred Ray,
burn, on North Third street. So. r.
Miss Dena Jonker has returned to
her home after visiting for several
days with relatives in Pclla. -,
William Van Haaften visited in
Knoxville Tuesday at the home of his
father-in-law Mrs. w. ]. Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Anderson and
daughter Dorothy, of Bussey, were
business callers in Oskaloosa Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. hlinnilis Wiser and
son Walter and Mrs. Peter Wiser Of
Bussey, were in Oskaloosa last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Montgomery
5l4 North b street are visitors in til
oga with the brother, Joe Arnold and
friends.
Squire J. T.. Lafollette was sum
moned to Marshalltown Saturday aft
ernoon to give attention to ofticia
business.
Miss Pearl Garrett has returned Z
her home here after visiting for som.
time in What Cheer AT the home o
VIII Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Tucker left Sat
urday for their home in Monmouth
after several days visit with relatiye
and friends.
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