The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-05-10


4 lice, returned Sunday evening froi
Van Vert, Ohio, where he was Gale
by the critical condition of his fathe
, who is suffering from leakage of tn
heart.
John w. Henrisha and w. Henrish
:. -brothers-who have been employee
: as laborers by the M. & St. l.. roat
left for Des Moines Friday afternoo
to enlist with the regular army of tn
United States.
| Constable Arthur S. Shaw, VIII
was in Des Moines last week to serv
a warrant, was recalled Saturday al
ternoon by information that his part.
had been located and taken into Gus
tody by local officers.
DR.. and Mrs. Killips accompanies
Mrs. Killips' mother, Mrs. w. X. Ho
bart, to her homo in Mount Pleasan
this afternoon. Mrs. Hobart has beer
confined in the Mercy Hospital foul
months with paralysis.
Mrs. Maude Parry, head of the
Commercial department of the Oska
loosa High school, was in Des Moines
Friday and Saturday, attending q
| conference of the Central Commercial
Teachers Association.
Captain Jonathan d. Springer OF
Company II was business visitor
in Des Moines over the week end, re
turning home this morning. Capt
! Springer says call for mobilization
may be expected any hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Brown are down
at Excelsior Springs, Mo-, with Mr.
and Mrs. Chef Reed. They are ex.
periencing sunshine, moonshine and
other things, according to business
note from Reed ordering his Herald
forwarded.
d. X. Unsicker of Wright, who was
in town Saturday, says he has drilled
one of his big clover fields, badly
damaged by the winter season, to
oats in the effort to save it. and both
oats and clover will be cut together.
This is in the direction of attempting
conservation.
Thomas Carlin and Ira Barnhart,
both employees of the H. l.. Spencer
Grocery Company, were in Des
Moines Saturday trying to enlist with
hospital corps of headquarters CON-
pany of the Iowa National Guard.
local company.
Buddy" Wallet, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cam G. Wallet of A avenue
east, was the victim of serious &C.
cident Saturday. He fell from the
end of a wagon when the horse was
started Unexpectedly and landed,
head first, on the pavement. He was
rendered unconscious and serious
consequences were feared. Buddy"
is better today however and no seri-
GUS effects are anticipated by physi-
clans in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Walling
were at Grinnell Sunday to visit the
daughter, Miss IVyl, and son Arthur,
at Iowa College, and incidentally to
attend the Sunday number of the
College May Festival of Music.
Sundays number was the matchless
OratOrio, Paradise and the Peri" by
Schuman, with "a chorus of fifty
voices, pipe organ and grand piano
accompaniment. The soloists with
the single exception of Ruby Helder,
the sensational tenor, were from the
nil he MinnaonnliC
phony Orchestra, under the personal
direction of Emil Oberhoffer, conduc-
tor. Several Oskaloosa people at
tended, making the trip in cars, and
others are in attendance today at the
orchestra concerts.
Mrs. G.. II. Triplett and daughters
Hazel and Elsie were in Oskaloosa
Saturday, shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Trotter visited
in Bussey last week at the home of
Mr.. Trotter's parents.
Mrs. A. L. Brubaker and Mrs. P.
c. McEwen of Cedar were shopping
in Oskaloosa Saturday.
Misses Lorinva Boyd, Nettie Ian
daw and Anna Boyd of Fremont were
in Oskaloosa shopping on Saturday.
Mrs. Boatman, Mrs. Lawrence Nc
Creary and Mrs. A. J. Jones of Ere
mont were Oskaloosa shoppers Sat
urday.
Mrs. Maggie Ehrenhard and daugh-
ter Lora and grandson Coen, of
Fremont, were shopping in Oskaloosa
Saturday.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Frank Ire.
land arrived home Saturday evening
from a visit with relatives at Oska-
loosa and Beacon.
. Melcher Union: Mrs. c. A. Allen Of
Trenton, Mo-, Mrs. Macarthur of Des
Moines visited at the Dunlap home
in Melcher Tuesday, after which they
went to Oskaloosa to visit friends.
Montezuma Republican: Frank
Falkinberg of New Sharon returned
to New Sharon Tuesday after short
visit with his mother, Mrs. Falkin-
berg. Frank, we understand, says
he intends to enlist for the war as a
blacksmith.