The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-02

land and Margaret viii be missed her,
as they both were splendid workers il
! the church and were among our bes
folks. Fremont Gazette.
Miss Lillian B. Wharton the Librar
ian of the Public Library at Burling
ton. Iowa. was the guest of Mrs. lr
wing c. Johnson of i1S' High avenue
East. from Saturday last till Wednes
day she being delegate to the meet
ing of The Southeastern District Ii
brarians held in oskaloosa last week
Mrs. Harriet Durham OF Harvey
aged 73 years while on visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Wilson of oska-
loosa, was taken suddenly i'll Wednes.
day with indigestion and other all
ments and was removed to the County
Hospital She has four children who
reside in different places and they
were notified of her sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Spears of the
ideal Bakery, have returned from Bur.
lington where they have been in at
tendance at the annual convention of
the Trans-Mississipp Association of
Master Bakers. 1t was a great meeting
according to Mr.. Spears. The organi-
zation pledged answering loyalty to
the United States Government in the
conflict with the enemy abroad. Action
was taken looking toward the estab-
t.shment of course of baking at the
Iowa State College at Ames.
Frank H. Tinsley a former resident
and business man in Oskaloosa is
meeting with big degree of success
in other enterprises. Mr.. Tinsley has
been elected president of the Engle-
wood Illinois State bank, following his
service as vice president in that in.
stitution since last December. The
banking business is no new line to
Mr.. Tinsley as he has been more or
less intimately associated with finan-
cial institutions during the greater
part of his business career. Mr.. Tins
ley left Oskaloosa only a Few years
since to become associated with the
Citizens Savings bank at Sigourney
which enjoyed big measure OF sue
cess under his management and direc-
ton. Soon after taking up the business
in Sigourney Mr.. Tinsley became r.
nancially interested in Hedrick State
bank and in the First National bank
of Richland. The Englewood state
bank is recognized as one of the
and best of Chicago,s "out
of the loop" financial institutions. Os-
kaloosa friends and former associates
will offer congratulations.
Miss Hazel Martin of Charlton was
in town yesterday.
H. w. Stanley of Lovilia was a
business caller Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Taylor spent Thursday
at the Harry Lathnopr home.
H. E. Kullmer went to St. Louis this
morning to attend to business.
Mrs. S. F. Rhoades Of New Sharon
was Thursday visitor in town.
ID. A. Row was business passen
ger to Des Moines this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Downs OF
Leighton were callers in the city on
Friday.
Lester Butler left today for Mar
shalltown to spend Sunday with
friends. =.
Miss Hazel Myers was a passenger
to GrinnelI this morning TO see hel
Mrs. T. r. Thomas of Ottumwa viii;
be in the city for a few days attend
ing TO business.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid of Centeryills
are spending the week end with
friends in the city.
Miss Mary Reynolds. ticket girl Of
the Princess Theatre. is confined t.
her home with tonsilitis.
Mrs. J. Lynch and daughter, Miss
Marjory. went to Marshalltown this
morning to visit relatives.
Miss Schultz of the High schoo
faculty went to New Hampton this
TO visit her parents.
Lieutenant Claire Arnold returned
Friday TO Camp Cody. He was called
to the city by the death of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Roof, DIR. Osborne
and Miss Nellie Sallee OF Fremont
were guests of Oskaloosa friends yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Glover and
children have returned to their home
in Marshalltown after visit with
relatives here
Mrs. J. p. Doll left Thursday for
her old home in Rushville, Indiana.
She will be gone several weeks, visit
ing among friends.
Milton Turner, who has been in
falling health for several months, has
been taken to the Mahaska hospital
for treatment. His condition is seri
Gus.
Mrs. 6. T. Esperson and daughter
Marjory went TO Marshailtown this
morning to visit her mother. Mrs,
Coolidge. Clyde Jones went with
them.
Mrs. r. NJ Blair and daughter Miss
Mary went to creston this morning
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