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

from Grinneli viii leave for For
Dodge.
1 Mrs. Ben Servey (nee Catherin
| Mltchell) went to Des Moines Satul
day morning To join her husband
when they will leave for Pierre, Soutl
Dakota.
i Mrs. N. c.. Nicholas and daughte
Bogt who have been visiting in Bloom
field with Mrs. Clendenon and in thi
4 city Saturday went to her home II
Searsboro
Mrs. Charles Jolitz and daughte
Louise are terminating severa
weeks visit at the parental J. G. Dow
home 300 North B street, this weel
to return TO their home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Huber arrived
from California via Otmmwa Saturda!
and will be guests OF their daughter
Mrs. Warren .Kalbach, lie Nortt
Seventh street until after the holidays
DR.. S. M. Hadley, acting president
of Penn College and w. E. Berry
financial secretary, leave today fol
Richmond, Ind, where he will attend
the Five Years meeting of the Friend;
church.
Arden Mccoy is back from officers
training school at Fort Smelling dis
charged because of disability, a bad
ankle. He expected to pass muster"
but the PAGES they are I,ut through are
too severe for any defects, small
though they might be. At the start OF
the school one hundred officers were
to be selected. This waa later cut II
forty and many who expected TO get
place have been excused. Mr.. Mccoy
says James Bass, Ed Schmitt and VIII
Burke are doing fine and hope to
make the list.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Davis, No. 316
South Market street, have received
announcement OF the appointment of
their son "Bill" to q cadetship at An
napols Military Academy, the govern
ment school for the navy. The young
man will accept the appointment. lie
was ordered TO Des Moines for i'm.
mediate physical examination. He Will
go east soon to prepare for the regu-
lar entrance examinations and grad
ing that comes in February. Young
Davis has been at Ames State College
and when news OF the appointment
was heard a storm of protest went
forth, some reaching the father in the
form of letters. bill" is a popular
boy at the college and he is a tower
of strength on the foot ball team. The
Aggies are loath to part with him
Mrs. Rosetta Miner Hospins, of Fair.
field, is here for brief visit with
friends. 4.
Miss Rose Under, of Reinbeck, is
a guest of Mrs. Jno. Kullmer, Jr., on
North c street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dull Miller, of Colfax,
spent Sunday here visiting at the par
entail Miller and Moore homes.
Jno. Kullmer, Jr., cleft Sunday morn
ing for st. Louis, to attend the Ma
tional convention of9Iaundry owners.
Mrs. r. ]. Shanahan, who submitted
to a.surgical operation at the Mahaska
Hospital last week, is getting along
nicely.
Coach G. R. Yount, and Walter
Perry, accompanied Coach Kelly and
tie Oskaloosa high school foot ball
team TO Des Moines Saturday.
Mrs. Louise Brown is preparing to-
depart tomorrow or Wednesday for
Oklahoma, for fortnightsI
visit with her sister Mrs. Sam Loeb.
Mrs. Margaret Willis, of Marshall
town who has been visiting her broth
err c. Powell, at c. H. u, went to New
Sharon this afternoon to visit her Sis
ter, Mrs. Mcintosh.
Ray Collins and Robert Lee who
have been at the Mahaska Hospital
for several weeks suffering with ty.
phoid fever were able to return to
their homes on Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. John and daughter, Mrs.
Ben Wilson, of Mt Pleasant, are Wis.
ting here for few days at the home
of Mrs. w. d. Titus. Mrs. John is a
sister-in-law OF Mrs. Titus.
Jesse Howell, geologist, came home
Sunday morning, from Kansas, where
he has been conducting laboratory
work in the search for oil fields, and
will visit for few days at the parent
al w. j. Howell home.
Mrs. Frank E. Smith returned home
Saturday evening from Rockford, ILL.,,
where she attended the wedding OF
her daughter, Miss Lena Smith and
Captain Ed White, which took place
week ago Saturday night.
Fred z. Smith, of the National Army
Depot Brigade at Camp Dodge. spent
Sunday at home visiting with his wife
and son. Mr.. Smith soon will be trans
ferred south to Camp Cody at Dem
ing, N. NJ, with many other Mahaska
county selects, joining an Iowa Ma
tional Guard organization.
Paul Grigsby, second class sea
man in the United States Navy, a
rating in the navy equivalent to that
OF corporal in the army, arrived home
from the training station near San
Diego, California. Saturday evening,
for six days visit here with his