The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-07-12

Rev. Fred Carter and family, {
. Paramount, Indiana, spent Sunday i
! Oskaloosa enroute to Newburg, Or,
, Rev. Carter and family are motorin
overland to Newburg, where Mr.. Cal
ter will have charge of the Newbur
Friends church. He preached a
the local Friends church on Sunda
morning.
Il An automobile passed through tn
city Monday bearing the banner o
Augusta, Maine, enroute to Pasaden;
and traversing Iowa along the Grea
White Way. The owner, o. A. Pc
bakers, accompanied by wife, tw,
children and driver, says they ar,
having a delightful trip. They hat
tent and supplies packed in trailer
coupled behind their car and they
camp wherever they are caught by
the night. ..........
I w. H. A. Fricke of Yarmouth spen,
Sunday at his home in Oskaloosa.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Doll and Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Mattison were in Bur
lington Sunday.
What Cheer Patriot, Mary Sue
Campbell of Oskaloosa was in this city
between trains Thursday.
Mrs. Nancy Bates and daughter
Mrs. Adeline Rowland of Des Moines
visited friends in Oskaloosa Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Whitmer and son Elmo
and daughter Miss Mary of Fremont
were shopping in Oskaloosa Monday.
Mrs. E. Utley of Cedar who has been
visiting her sister in Abba. visited
friends in Oskaloosa Monday while
enroute home. .Ngs 81 4s.#e III,
Barnes City News: Mrs. Harlan
Sanders and children went to Oska-
loosa Saturday to spend week with
relatives. s--&.. .-~r..,..r.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Amy
Bruggan. who had been visiting at the
Fred Bruggan home left Monday for
her home in Oskaloosa. H..
Knoxville Express: W. S. Long and
little granddaughter, Oletha Crawford
were in Oskaloosa last Friday visiting
Mrs. Crawford at the hospital. ..
Colfax Clipper: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Dye of Oskaloosa came to spend the
Fourth of July with Mrs. Dyes sister,
Mrs. George Williams, State street,
Colfax.
Mrs. P. C. Thompson who has been
guest in the E. A. McFarlan home
of North First street departed for OF
tumwa Saturday enroute to her home
in Rock Island.
What Cheer Patriot: C. Ed Beman
of Oskaloosa was in town for a short
time Saturday on business. Ed is live
wire and does more business in same
length of time than half the men in
his home county.
Montezuma Republican: Frank ia
cobs and wife drove to Oskaloosa Fri
day and were accompanied home by
Mrs. Thompson and daughter, Opal,
who will remain at the Jacobs home
for few days.
Brighton Enterprise: Thos. j. Brady
took his little son Clifford to Oskaloo-
sa again Wednesday to consult the eye
specialist. The little boys eyes have
not been improving as fast as they
hoped for them to.
kellogg News: Miss Emma Bobzin
enjoyed visit the past week from
Miss Ada Suezy of Marengo, and Miss
Nellie without of Oskaloosa. Mrs. Carl
Childs of Grinnell, was guest of Miss
Bobzin last Wednesday.
Boone News Republican: Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Sunstrom of Oskaloosa have
returned to their home after short
visit with the John Sunstrom family
OF ZIG Boone street. They drove over
land and were accompanied by Miss
Lucille Sunstrom.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Florence
Smith returned to Oskaloosa the latter
part of last week after visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Jones. Mr.. Jones left the first of the
week for New York City where he will
enter the navy as a steam filter.
Lynville Leader: Miss Agnes Shaffer
and Paul Bushong came up from Os-
kaloosa Sunday with their uncle, Matt
Trease for a visit with the H. Jay
family and their grandmother, Mrs.
Trease. who has been here visiting
for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. George McLane return.
ed to Oskaloosa Sunday via Auto after
weeks visit with relatives in Bur-
lington. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Ray Laner and Mrs. George
Schroeder who will visit with Mrs.
Laner's parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. N.
McLane for few days.
Miss Pearl Childress of 613 High
avenue East was the leader OF the Ep-
worth League service on Sunday even