The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-04
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shopping in Oskaloosa Friday.
Miss Lurena Vickers of New Sharon
is visiting Miss Juanita Raffety.
Hugh Mccoy has departed for AL
bert Lea, Mimi, on short business
trip,
Senator Jackson of Charles City is
in Oskaloosa attending to business
matters.
Mr.. Taylor of Eldon was in the city
yesterday visiting Mr.. d. r. Cart,
wright.
John Cowan, son of A. B. Cowan is
quite sick at their home on Second
avenue West.
John Arnold, SO1 A avenue East who
has been very poorly for some time
is critically i'll.
Sol Popofsky departed for Omaha,
Nebraska where he will spend few
Gays on business.
Mrs. Robert Kissinger and daugh-
ter of Charlton are visiting her sister
Mrs. Cliff Evans.
Miss Minnie Brunsell who has been
in Des Moines for several weeks re-
turned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Kemble received
word of the safe arrival of their son
n. in, Franco "
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Johnston and
Miss Amy Core of Barnes City were
shopping in oskaloosa Friday.
Mrs. M. D. Burkett who has been
visiting at the DR.. Wallace home in
New Sharon returned home Friday.
B. III. Nixon and sou Marvin have
returned home after a.fcw days visit
with relatives in Waseca, Minnesota.
Miss Copperstein returned to her
home in Rock Island after visiting at |
the home of her aunt, Mrs. S. Popof-
sky.
Fremont Gazette: Myron Hayes,
Raymond Williams, Misses Lorie and
Annie Boyd left Monday for Oskaloosa
TO attend Penn College.
Lloyd Farmhouse of the 339th Field
Artillery, National Army, in training
al Camp Dodge, is visiting here at the
parental c. L. Farmhouse home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rowen of 401 North
b departed for Chicago where they
will visit with relatives and will also
visit relatives in Lansing MichIcan.
Mrs. ]. w. Denison and daughter
Mrs. William Matthews of Welming-
ton. Delaware will visit at the Julia
Duboc home of Waveland for a few
days.
Miss Erma front who is teaching
al Drake university at Des Moines,
called on friends in Oskaloosa Friday
while enroutc to her home in Ere
mont.
William II. Shaw and brother, John
Shaw, who have been off on an ex-
tended Colorado, California, Texas
and Oklahoma pleasure tour, returned
this morning to their homes in Oska-
loosa.
w. H. Ehlers of Sioux City is here
visiting his sisters Misses Tillie and
{ aroline and Mrs. James Atchison.
Mr.. Ehlers is auditor of Woodbury.
county.
Mrs. George n. Evans of Evans was
in OskaIoosa Friday shopping. She
went to Des Moines today to visit her
grandson Irwin Davis who is confined
in the Mercy Hospital suffering from
an electric shock /,
o. c. G. Phillips and =. c. Orvis are
home from Des Moines where they
had business in the supreme court. Mr..
Phillips made an oral argument in the
court in connection with the Roy
Yates appeal now pending.
Charles v Hoffman, of the Herald
is better and stronger today and his
convalescence appears to be steady.
The wounds are doing nicely ana
minimum amount of inconvenience is
experienced by the patient.
G. X. Fisher and daughter Eva have
returned from Camp Dodge where
they visited Jack" Fisher, their son
and brother, who is doing clerical
work in the administration building.
He is one of the drafted men who
went into service Sept. q.
Mr. and Mrs. D. o. Griffith and
daughter Dorothy Of Marshalltown
have been visiting with friends and
relatives in the city for few days.
They left this afternoon for Omaha
TO visit with Mrs. Griffith's brother
for week, and from there they go
to California, where they expect to
make their home.
H. G. Klingman of Des Moines who
has been suffering with nervous pros
tration suffered an apoplectic stroke
Thursday. Although in a very serious
condition he is showing some improve
ment. Mr.. Klingman was formerly a