The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-10-18

Is IN training at INC n6hcISO OhASN~
Training Camp at Fort Smelling
MINI. has forwarded a photo Of the
men OF the Second Battery at Fort
Smelling. Bert Is the second man from
the right end, standing in the top row.
Ben Lewis, member of the 1O9th
Ammunition Arain from Iowa, encamp-
ed at Camp Cody, Deming, N. M, has
sent panoramic view of the ammuni-
ton trains camp at Camp Cody.
John Fleener, a Senior in the Oska-
loosa high school, and younger son OF
DR.. j. E. Fleener, left at noon today
for Camp Logan. Colorado, to enter
the military service of Uncle Sam, be.
coming an enlisted man In one of the
military bands of the U. s. Army.
Young Fleener enlisted at Des Moines
last Friday, and was ordered to be
ready to report for service today. He
goes in training at the camp near
Denver. John Fleener is one of the
most active students in Oskaloosa high
school. Last year, and this year, he
has served as business manager Of the
Oskaloosa High School paper, "The
O." and was recently chosen as BUSH
ness manager for the high school an.
nual. Fleener is an adept musician,
and should make good in the army.
Many friends and chums were present
at the train to bid him goodbye.
Mrs. B. Thompson was in Abba Sun.
day with friends.
l.. T. Shangle was at his farm near
New Sharon Sunday.
Miss Mae Augustine went to Des
Moines Sunday to visit friends.
Miss Genevieve Mitchell, Of Ollie, is
visiting friends in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Morgan went to
st. Paul this morning on business.
Miss Cora White was in New Shar-
on Sunday with her mother, Mrs. ].
White.
Jesse Howell, OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
is visiting his parents and friends in
the city.
Mrs. Ada Dillon, of Des Moines, is
a guest of her brother Harry Dillon for
a few days visit.
TICu w SHultL
went to Dillon Sunday to spend the
day with friends.
Mayor and Mrs. Sarvis have return
ed to their home in Barnes City after
a visit in Oskaloosa.
Charles f. Blaisdell, of Sioux City,
is here for q weeks visit with his
laughter Mrs. Nettie FORCES.
Rev. J. r. Duerr and daughter Miss
Lydia were passengers for Dillon to.
day to attend the Mission Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Whaley and son
Jack and daughter Betty, of Harvey,
spent Sunday at the David Eckenbom
home. ...~.'-
Mrs. Theo Kirby and daughter
Grace and Mrs. H. H. Walters, of
Barnes City, were Oskaloosa shoppers
Friday. rs
Mrs. John p. Wilson has gone to
Indianapolis for the winter to keep
house for the elder Wilson for the
time being.
Daniel Knox, of Denver, arrived in
town Saturday to join his wife here at
the paretal John Wilson home on
Ninth avenue east, and will keep
house for Mrs. Wilson.
About twenty-five Barnes City PEG.
pie were called before the grand jury
at Oskaloosa Tusday to testify on
charges pending against the Bell-JoneS
Co. We have not learned definitely
what decision was reached.-Barnes
City News.
Miss Alma B. Barthleman and Carl
L. Smith of Barnes City went to Os-
kalooSa recently and were married.
They returned to Barnes City where
a reception was given them at the
home of the groom's parents. The
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Repub-
lican
Miss Hazel McGlasson has resigned
her position as stenographer with Le-
Roy Corlett to go to Davenport. She
will be succeeded in the position by
Miss nellie Price of Beacon. Miss Nc.
Glasson was in intensely efficient
worker and came to the place when
George w. Sewers became reestablish.
ed in his old Office here several years
ago. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Needham and
the children, of Sigourney, drove over
and visited Sunday AMI yesterday at
the home of her cousin, Clarence Yer
million. Mr.. Needham is Editor of
the Keokuk County News, following
his father and elder brother C. X.
Needham in the harness, and is keep
ing the News up to the high standard
set by these able newspaper men.
Sam Green drove from New Sharon
last evening to attend the st. James
Parish supper
Chas. E. Minor, OF I,akonta, was OPP
Grated on at the Marcy Hospital for
appendicitis Thursday.
Mrs. B. Carter, Of Albert Lea, Mimi,
is here to attend the funeral OF the
late Mrs. B. v. Sewers.
Miss Jessie Duboc went to Now
Sharon this morning to be at the