The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-06-28

Duffy and daughter Miss Ada return.
ed with them and spent the day in
Chillicothe.
Mrs. William Moulton and Mrs.
Clyde Moulton, leave to-day for Villa
Grove, Colorado, to visit their son and
brother, Jake Moulton. During their
stay Eileen, daughter of Mrs. Clyde
MouHon will make her home with
Mrs. Johnnie Llopd of South Second
street
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Butler, Master
Frederick and Miss Caroline returned
Monday morning from Chicago where
they had bene on ten days visit
with Mrs. Buffers brother, Flint Nc
Naughton. While in the city they
also attended the wedding of another
brother, Malcolm McNaughton to Miss
Margaret Cole.
Charles McFall leaves Friday for
Oakville, Iowa, where he will take
over the management of the Oakville
branch yard of the Hawkeye Lumber
Company. Mr.. McFall has been EN-.
ployed by the Hawkeye Company in
Oskaloosa and the transfer comes as
a promotion. His successor here has
not been announced.
S. w. Jones has greatly improved
his property on Third avenue and Sec
ond street by putting in a cement
painting the exterior and
putting in new hard wood floors,
painting and papering throughout and
adding new electric fixtures. The
place has been remodeled for Mr..
DUNCAN, of New Sharon, who is en-
ployed at the Golden Eagle.
William ]. Bennington and wife, of
Delta, Pa, are visiting at his uncle's,
the q. T. McFadden home. They made
the "trip via. auto coming distance
of one thousand one hundred and
eleven miles in five days, with no &C.
cidents except two blow outs" They
came over the Lincoln Highway to
Iowa and then over the Great White
Way. 1t has been about twenty years
since VIII was out here before and
his many friends are greeting him and
his wife with glad hand.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Word received at division headquar-
tiers of the M. & st. l.. was to the ef-
feet that A. M. Rennie, one of the old
Ell passenger conductors, was quite
seriously sick at his home in Albert
Lea, Mimi. According to the informa-
ton reaching here, Mr.. Rennie is suf-
fering with bladder trouble. Sidney
Rowen, of Oskaloosa, went out on Mr..
Rennie's run on the night passenger
train, and Ed Hayes, of this city, took
Mr.. Rowans place on the northbound
passenger Monday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Reeves are
here from Portland, Oregon, for Wis
it at the James Martin and Harve Du-
senbury homes and with other old
time friends in the county. This is
the first visit to the old home place
dence in Oskaloosa, No. 412 North
Market street. They came back east
via New Mexico, have hccn with the
brother r. F. Reeves in Warren coun-
ty and expect to spend a number OF
weeks here and at Barnes City, the
former abiding place. Returning they
will be with relatives of Mrs. Reeves
in Kansas.
WI u
the Clipper man loves to go to the
G. A. r. State Encampment, just meas.
ure up, if you can, the joy of visit
with such men as r. |. Garden, ]. B.
McCurdy and w. H. Shaw of Oska-
loosa as examples. Garden was the
hero in the mo Buffalo in Iowa" dis
cussion a few years ago and is one
of the substantial men of Iowa, not in
point of wealth, though he has a COM
petence, but as to character and gen
eral information and useful citizen
ship. Then McCurdy has been for
more than half a century a man of
iron nerve and wonderful activity in
his town and community. In church
and business affairs, in everything
that goes to build up society. NC
has been and is a pillar. In his own
way and not less useful and depend
able is w. II. Shaw with whom the
Clipper man was years associated as
partner in business. 1t is pleasure
to meet these old-time friends. Then
there are Tom Hyde and Milo Ward
of Des Moines, Lot Abraham of Mt.
Pleasant, Cob Dave Palmer of Wash
ington and Mike Mcdonald, all of
the Iowa Department, G.. A. r.
Washington Journal: Ben Marshall
Jr.. of Oskaloosa, is visiting with
friends in Washington.
Miss Richardson, nurse, has re-
turned from Abba where she was in
the interests of her profession.
Little June Evans had tonsils az.
adenoids removed Monday morning,
DR.. MCLEAN performing the opera
ton.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Chas. Bowser
of Oskaloosa spent Saturday even
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John Moon.