The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-08-30

grand game of "One Old Cat" is en-
joyed by the party as well as the
younger boys. only instead of bat
and ball being used, a tennis racket
and ball were brought into use.
Miss Gail Klepper went to Des
Moines Saturday.
w. E. Ward of Company II visited
friends in Oskaloosa Friday.
Mrs. Mary Evans of Beacon spent
Saturday at the home of her son, Jack
Evans.
Mrs. Mabel whipple and children
went to St Paul for visit with
friends. hlAe" "
Don Russell was a visitor in Des
Moines Sunday attending the Iowa
State Fair.
Earl Appel, deputy county treasur-
er, is in Des Moines attending the
State Fair.
M. L. Grady of Guernsy, Wyoming,
was in Oskaloosa' visiting friends
over Sunday,
Miss Martha Stoler returned home
from Des Moines where she was Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. j. P. Dodds spent Sunday in
Des Moines visiting with her hus-
band and son Edwin.
Roy Roberts has gone to Rock Isl.
and, Illinois, where he has secured
employment in the arsenal.
Mrs. Ella Tucker is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Rilla
Kenworthy, at Des Moines.
Mrs. Helena Nelson is visiting her
daughter, Miss Julia Melvin, in Des
Moines, and attending the Fair.
Mrs. E. M. Sampson of Grinnell is
in Oskaloosa and will spend several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. j. p.
Dodds. =
Sergeants VIM. Kessler and Joe
Hewitt of Company H spent Sunday
III oohdiOoSd NioitiiS iCioIi'SS I'll"
friends.
DR.. Z. G. Wilcox and family return
ed Sunday evening from Waterville,
where they have been en-
Toying an outing for several weeks.
Miss Winnie Finnerty and Mrs.
Lew Suffer went to Des Moines Sun
lay to visit with Lew Suffer, Jr.. and
Suffer of Company II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Slycord and
'amily have moved from Eddyville to
Oskaloosa and are now located at 615
Fifth avenue west.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Beard and
laughter Alberta and Don Russell mo-
ored to Des Moines Sunday and Wis
ted with Mrs. Ida Montgomery Ev'
ms.
Miss Dora Lanning returned to her
home in Ottumwa Saturday morning
after weeks visit with Mrs. Horace
L. Montgomery and Miss Leila
Friend.
Miss Law of 702 First avenue east
home Friday from Cedar
Falls Normal school where she spent
he summer. Miss Law will teach at
Rose Hill this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Matthews and
son Bobby, who have been visiting al
the parental Matthews and Klepper
homes, returned to their home in
Sunday evening.
Miss Jessie Duboc has gone to st.
Paul, Mimi, to attend the national
conference of school superintendent.
During the convention Miss Duboc
will give a talk on rural supervision.
Miss Cynthia Yer Beck, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Yer Beck, a
popular young lady of Pella, is TAX
ing training for nurse at the Mercy
hospital, starting Monday.
Miss Anna Glass has resigned from
her position in the general offices OF
the Hawkeye Lumber Company locat-
ed in Des Moines and has gone to
Des Moines to work for the Herring
Motor Car Company
p. r. Hammes, who has been in the
eastern markets for several weeks,
Joined his wife here Saturday for a
brief visit at the home of his brother
r. C. Hammes, before departing for
their home in Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. George Sherer of Minneapolis
and Mrs. Louise Graft, while motor
ing from Minneapolis to Chicago, Wis
tied several days in Oskaloosa with
their niece, Mrs. Babe O'Brien. They
departed today for Chicago.
Arden Mccoy, James Bass, Bert
Vanderbilt, Harry Shultz, e. A.
Schmidt and Claire Reisman left last
night for Fort Smelling where all but
Mr.. Reisman will enter training at
the Officers Training Camp.
Mrs. Claire Arnold and children
returned last week from Cedar Rap
ids where they visited the husband
and father. Lieut.. Arnold. While
in the city Lieut.. and Mrs. Arnold
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