The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-03-29

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Des Moines. formerly Of oskaloosa,
James Hamil Chapman, of Waterlo,
which took place Saturday Marc
"a, 1917. This young couple expec
TO make their future home in Siou
City.
q. A. Drake, general manager OF TIL
standard Oil Company distributin
station located in Oskaloosa Is con
valescing rapidly from recent attacl
lof pneumonia that has confined hin
to the Oskaloosa Hospital seYera
weeks, Mr.. Drake is regaining strength
rapidly and is able to be up AM
about to some extent.
From Wednesdays Daily.)
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Sturgeon have
returned from two weeks visit al
Excelsior Springs, Mo- ~"
Ben Buxton arrived in town today
from his home in Vermont to care fol
business interests here.
Mrs. Robert Staley went to Excel
i, sior Springs, Missouri, Monday to take
treatment for rheumatism.
Miss Sadie Slack went to Des
Moines Monday to be guest of her
aunt, Mrs. George Cromwell.
Mrs. Ellen Comfort, of Maquokata.
is here for two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Robert Bromley.
Fred Priest is laid up with a severe
case of larangitis and has lost his
good voice, for some time being.
Mrs. M. H. Hershey, of Dubuque, re
turned home this morning following
few days visit here with relatives.
Albert Brackney, of Poweshiek
county, was in stown Monday buying
horses for his farm near Montezuma.
Harold Asher has been brought to
the home of, his mother and is recoy-
ering nicely from his recent operation
at Des Moines. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander McCutchen
were down from New Sharon the first
of the week guests in the home of the
father John P. Wilson.
w. A. johnson who has been undev|
treatment at the Mahaska Hospital
somewhat extendedly, shows improve
ment but is progressing slowly.
Charles Mendenhall who has head
quarters in Omaha, dropped in last
evening Tor brief visit with his faith. |
er Albert Mendenhall, No. 416 Fifth
avenue west. |
Frederick knight Logan with a
from the Pythian Glee
Club is in Ottumwa to-day making ar.
for the Minneapolis Sym
)hony Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Croft re.
urned to their home in Des Moinesl
yesterday after a pleasant two weeks
'isit in Oskaloosa among old time
friends and acquaintances.
William Bruff, a former student,
Who is attending school in the Uni
yersity of Chicago Medical College, is
spending the week here visiting with
trends and acquaintance.
Miss Hattie Wyndam, of Boonsboro,
s. here for few days on a business
mission, looking up matters of record
or an abstract of title. She is a guest
II her cousins W. F. and e. A. Silver
horn.
Miss Juanita Potts, seriously i'll on
recount of appendicitis and operation.
8 regarded as better today. The
Mother Mrs. Byrd Potts arrived this
morning from Parkersburg. West Vir,
;inia, and is at the bedside.
John Martenson leaves soon for
'edar Falls to accept a position with
he Witt-Lamb Shoe Company, a re-
all shoe establishment. Mr.. Marten.
on has been connected with the
Ilendenon shoe store for the past
everal months.
Mrs. Homer Phelps, of Des Moines.
as been called to New Eagle, Penn.
on account of the serious i'll.
ess of her mother, Mrs. Eliza De-
n Oskaloosa had gone to New Eaglel
0 live for short time.
; Mrs. Hannah McGlasson and herl
lister, Mrs. Henry Crowell, of Des
Ioines, who have been visiting herel
eft yesterday for Rock Island and
where they viii bel
uests of Mrs. McGlasson's sons. Theyi
hey will then go to Mrs. Crowellsl
ONE in Des Moines.
E. H. Gamble, head of the newly
rganized Knoxville district fair, was
a town Tuesday, meeting the direct.
rs of the Southern Iowa Fair and
exposition, and gathering bits of ad-
ice and information from the depart
lent superintendent He visited the
peal fair grounds to pick up pointers.
Leonard Jackson with the Wilcox.
Iarland- Wilbur Co., leaves Oskaloosa
aturday for Council Bluffs where he
nters into the undertaking business
18th his brother.in-law Il. p. Wood
ing, who has one of the leadingI