The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-06-07

SilSnI INJURY TO hand, the result o
an accident at the plant Saturday. 4
| monkey wrench was caught in the
machinery, causing the trouble.
: Don Russell, who has been attend
: ing school at the Iowa State College
: at Ames,' has returned home to grad
uate with the class of 1917 of Penn
College of which he is a member. His
half years work at Ames was taken
in connection with the work at Penn
Friends here have received an
nouncements of the marriage of DR.
Stanislaus John Becka, and Miss
Mary Nadine McFall The wedding
took place at Hollywood, California,
Thursday, May 81. At home after
June Is in Hollywood. Oskaloosa
friends will extend fluctuations and
best wishes.
Orie Coleman won some mighty big
honors at the state shoot at Water
loo last week when he broke 14S tar
gets out of possible $50 and copied
the first prize. Seemed like the
shooter could not miss. He made
new record, breaking 1873 straight,
I without a single miss. His accom-
plishment was applauded.
Mrs. John Lichtenheld and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, a teacher in the
public school at University Park,
| left this afternoon for Cedar Falls to
attend the graduation of Marie and
Hazel Lichtenheld from the Normal
School which takes place Tuesday,
Miss Margaret will remain during the
summer and attend school.
OF an Oskaloosa girl, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Walling, the Grin
nell Herald says: Abundant talent
and fine technical equipment were
shown by Miss Ivyl Walling in her
piano recital in Herrick chapel on
Thursday afternoon. Miss Walling
played eXcellently. Two vocal solos
by Philip Kelleher were greatly en-
joyed."
Irving Davis, who was summoned
to Oskaloosa by the death of his
brother Edward, and in attendance
at the funeral here, returned to his
home in Milwaukee last evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Davis and Louis, al
so here for the funeral, are depart
ing this evening. The Mesdames
Davis of Havre, Montana, and Spring
field, Massachusetts, were guests of
Mrs. Margaret Newbrand, No. Gil
South Market street, during their
stay here.
Crookham Brothers, recently burn
ed out of business place in the recent
garage fire on South Second street,
have enlarged their quarters and are
acquiring considerable space. They
have purchased the lease of c. D.Flo-
ry upon the building, Nos. 1915
South Second street, and will occupy
these rooms also in connection with
their garage. Mr. Flory is thus with
out home for his paint shop and re-
suitable location.
Mrs. J. NJ. McClelland and son,
Harold McClelland, who visited here
Saturday and Sunday with friends
t'iAN AOIC Illlo ICl llOOI
for Des Moines. After a brief visit
in Des Moines they will return to !
their home at Manhattan, Kansas. |
Harold soon enters special military
training at the regular army training
camp at Fort Leavenworth. He has
ond Lieutenant of the Field Artillery
of the Regular Army.
Frank Chsm of Lichfield, Illinois,
was in town today and up against
it, He was enroute to North Dako-
ia with a car load of emigrant outfit
and could not register. He made
application here but no one had au-
thority to do anything in the prem
ises. Moreover no one appeared to
know what to do as the law is with
out detail in such emergency and he
cannot register by proxy at his home
town. The young man applied to
Auditor Row Rowland, to H. s. Rose
Grams, and others in the effort to get
the matter untangled.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Rempke of Lincoln,
Nebraska, left for her home Friday
morning after a week end visit with
her sister, Mrs. Montgomery, of 1907
High avenue west. Mrs. Rempke
brought her mother, Mrs. Douglas,
from Kokomo, Indiana, to spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs
Montgomery. Grandma Douglas is
past 80 years of age but is very spry
and hearty. She has one grandson
in training for an army officer at
Fort Smelling who was elected to the
Illinois legislature from Chicago. He
spends two days a week in the legis-
lature and the rest of the week in
camp. PaytOn Douglas, deceased
husband of Grandma Douglas, served
throughout the Civil war in Co. 5,
125th Illinois.
Mrs. G. w. Hoskins and son 10
seph, of Fremont, are visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Anna Cook.
Fred Matthews of WATERFOWL, s.
OAK. is visiting in Oskaloosa for
few days with friends and relatives.