The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-06-28

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them and spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Bradley of st
Cloud, Mimi, are visiting at the par.
entail W. e. Bradley and l.. d. Pear.
son homes, making the trip by auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Warder of
near Farson, Iowa, spent Saturday
night in Oskaloosa. visiting at the
parental j. II. Crowder and J. C.
Warder homes.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Wray and
son Vincent, of Nevada, Iowa, drove
down yesterday for brief visit at
the parental w. II. Wray home They
will return to Nevada today.
Misses Helen, Louise and Grace
Montgomery of 4O7 North Seventh
street departed Saturday afternoon
for a week or ten days visit with
their grandmother in Union, Iowa.
Mrs. c. II. Hare of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, who has been visiting in
Oskaloosa, guest at the Ralph
O'Hara home, left for Ottumwa today
for a brief visit with other friends.
Mrs. Frank Jamison and little
daughter, Miss Frances. have arrived
home from Burlington, Iowa, whittier
they were called by the sudden death
of an aunt, Mrs. Lura Teas Haskell.
H. H. Dickins and family, Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. Critchlow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fill Garner and Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Warder attended the funeral of the
late G. w. Dickins of Farson, Satur-
day.
Charles Carr, operated upon last
week at Abbott's hospital for hernia,
following an accident, is regarded as
much better today. He passed sat
isfactory night and improvement is
marked, Recovery is almost certain.
County School Superintendent Miss
Jessie Duboc has returned home from
the state convention of county super
held at Ames last week
for the consideration of organized
club work among the boys and girls
of Iowa.
Miss Gretchen Fair and brother
Morris, who have been attending
school at Council Bluffs, have return
ed home for the summers vacation.
Miss Gretchen having completed
the course will remain home, but
Morris will return to school in the
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardin of
who have been visiting at
the Steve Clarey home for the past
week, have gone to Marshalltown for
a brief visit. They were on their
way home after an extended motor
trip 70 Monmouth, Ill, where they
visited relatives.
Paul H. Grigsby, elder son of Rev.
and Mrs. l.. M. Grigsby, has joined
the United States Navy, enlisting at
Des Moines last Saturday. Paul en-
tiers the hospital work in the Navy
department and upon reporting for
duty in the fall will be given special
instruction to fit him for the work.
Miss Mabel Henderson, of Cedar
Rapids, is a guest of Miss Lillian Kill
burn. Miss Henderson is a member
Of Grace Church, Cedar Rapids, and
is president of the Junior Auxiliaries
Of the Episcopal Diocese of Iowa. The
local auxiliary has enjoyed her pres
ence and her inspiring suggestions.
S. C. Kikendall of Des Moines spent
Sunday here at the w. F. McCarty
home, 416 First avenue west. Mrs.
has been a visitor at the
parental McCarty home for the past
week and returns home Tuesday
noon. Mr.. Kikendall is city account
ant for the Manhattan Oil Company
of Dos Moines.
Roy Kemble was discharged today
from the Mahaska hospital and was
taken to his home after a remarkable
from an abdominal
surgical operation of major charac-
ter performed last Tuesday, June 10.
The operation was successful and the
patient has shown most unusual re-
ability.
Miss Kittie McQuiston, who has
been visiting in Des Moines for the
past few days with her mother, Mrs.
Maria McQuiston, at the home of
Mrs c. C. Prouty, has returned home.
Her mother, Mrs. McQuiston, has
been visitor at the Prouty home for
some time. Recently she became ill
and has not been able to return to
her home here.
II. S. Howard, vice president of the
Mahaska County State Bank, who
has been suffering from i'll health,
was operated upon in Chicago Satur-
day. While the patient is doing as
well as could be expected, several
days must elapse before the outcome
of the operation can be determined.
Mrs. Howard and the son, Charles,
are at the bedside.
Sidney Hirsch, employed by the
Smith-Shipley store, enlisted with
the Iowa City engineers company
some time ago and was called into
Federal service last week, Mr.. Hirsch
leaving for Iowa City Friday night
1t is understood the Iowa company