The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23


), eering school, 1910. He has man!
i friends in Norfolk, who will be pleas
n ed to learn of his appointment"
Miss Margaret Morrow is studen
librarian at the Public Library,
Mrs. Lanning, of Lakonta. visited
Friday with Mrs. Ruth Traister
Mr.. and Mrs. Floid Hatcher, o.
;, Grinnell, spent Sunday in oskaloosa.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Wiswell, of New Shar
or. we're shopping in oskaloosa Sat
t urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Mccoy and
T Mrs. Blakeslee have returned home
from Colfax
Mrs. Jessie Garland, of Topeka
Kansas. visited with relatives in Os'
kaloosa Sunday.
Mrs. John Hummel and daughter
Juanita we're visiting friends in Os'
kaloosa Saturday.
Lieut.. Orle Triplett. of Fremont.
spent Sunday in Oskaloosa visiting at
the w. T. Martin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haines and daughter
Katherine from near Cedar were Os-
kaloosa shoppers Saturday.
Miss Fawcett, city librarian has
!becn called to her home in Cedar Rap
lids by the illness of her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton and
family returned Sunday from an en-
joyed outing at Waterville, MINI.
Mrs. James McQuiston and Miss
Kittie McQuiston went to Des Moines
Sunday to visit at the c. C. Prouty
home.
Mrs. Duffy and Miss Eva Cooper
have returned to their work at Bal
daufRosenblatt store. after two weeks
vacation.
Miss Ada Mccormick, of Baldauf.I
Rosenblatt store is on a two weeks
vocation and will visit relatives in
Chicago.
Miss Margaret Altman, of Chicago,
who has been visiting Mrs. John Nc
Cutcheon went to Mason City this
morning.
Evor Howells, of Des Moines, men,
ber of Co. Z, visited his sisters Mrs.
James DeBoard and Mrs. Clifford OFT
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dull Miller, of ColfaX,
are visiting here for several days at
the parental II. C. Miller and +. L.
Moore homes.
Miss Ollie Morrison leaves today for
Denver. Colorado. where she will visit
a couple of weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Cowan.
Mrs. w. w. De Bruyn, of Winneba-
90, Nebraska, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. A. Vanderzee went to
PelIa for few days visit.
Mrs. E. S. Lyman and son Billy who
have been visiting her sister Miss
Mary Hart 7O1 North Market street,
left this morning for Michigan.
In the roster of Company H, Third
Iowa Infantry, printed Friday after
noon the names of Privates Lester
Trout and George NJ. White were in
adVertantly omitted.
Mrs. Louise Villiant Dilloway, Of
Muscatine and brother Ontwain Viii
liant, of Bussey, were in Oskaloosa
Saturday calling on friends and shop
ping.
Albert Price, of Colfax, visited at
the James De Board and Clifford OFT
homes last week and went from here
to Charlton for a brief visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Amanda Hagenstein, of Ack
ley, fosmerly an instructor in Penn
School of Commerce is visiting Mr..
and Mrs, Sullivan on North First
street.
John Thomas, who has been in Os-
kaloosa and Beacon for sometime
went to Des Moines Saturday to visit
at the home of his daughter Mrs Earl
Dusenberry.
Roy Fitzpatrick of the Des Moines
Hospital Corps of the Iowa National
Guard is home on a few days fur.
Tough, spending his time at the par.
entail II. Fitzpatrick home.
Charles Russell, of Aberdeen, S.
Oak, visiting here for several days
al the home of his brother. George
Russell, on North B street. Charles
Charles RUSSELL is a real estate dealer
in Aberdeen.
DR.. and Mrs. w. s. Windle and
daughter Ruth were among the Oska-
loosa people who drove to Des Moines
yesterday to visit Company H. They
report the boys nicely located east of
the State Fair grounds. Captain
Springer says all their new equip
ment has not been delivered yet, but
/ they expect to get away from Des
Moines within the next two weeks.
Chas. e. Lohand, cashier of the
Oskaloosa National bank, has arrived
home from visit with his sons John