The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-12-26
$3.50 to $500 up.

ling her home on High avenue cas-
sSompletely made over. She is havin
a regular landscape plan carried on
and will have a fine lawn reachin
from High avenue TO A avenue.
Guy Woodin, farmer residing ives
of town, last week captured a strin
of ribbons with his fancy horses a
the International Live Stock show il
Chicago. Meyer Bros. of Wadswortl
also carried off some blue ribbons OF
junior mare. The Meyer brother
specialize in heavy draught stock
Waukegan, ILL.,, Gazette.
Paul Hoover. son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
! z. Hoover. No. 1917 South Marke
ct street writes his parents that he il
doing nicely after 80 days in the hos
pital at date of letter He expects, ht
said, 10 be enroute for home before
many more days. This would bring hin
home during the month of January
Paul was severely burned with gas
lie was bIistered from head TO foot.
Miss Anna Lois Clark who is a sen
ior at Grinnell College has been elect
ed house chairman of Cottage Two
one of the units of the Quadrangle. In,
stead of filling the place by appoint
ment as has been done in former
years. Miss Clark was elected by the
Quadrangle house residents and mem
bers of the Woman's League Board.
She is a member of the Woman's Lea.
Cue Board which is one of the influen-
tial organizations of the girls at. the
college. Miss Clark is we'll qualified TO
take the responsible position of house
chairman.
The Nevada Evening Journal in
mentioning the removal OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bebb of that city to Oska'
loosa to take management of the
Hotel Lacey, says: The Bebbs were
for many years owners and proprietors
Of the Nevada hotel in this city, are
first class hotel people and were al
WAYS popular with the public as well
as the people of the city with whom
they were associated in business or
in social way. Their many friends in
Nevada will wish for them the very
excellent patronage which they richly
deserve and hope that their business
efforts in. Oskaloosa will be crowned
with success
A contingent of three car loads of
wounded soldiers from overseas ar
rived al Des Moines Saturday for
treatment and care at Fort Des MOines
hospital. Only two from the 16Sth
.regiment-the old Third Iowa were
among the number. They were Ser
geant Harold Herbert, OF Atlantic, a
member of OskaloOsa's Co. H. anu
Private William Brockaway. OF Co. X.
Sergeant Herbert is suffering from A
broken arm which he received from
shrapneI at Sergy. When he was told
that his company commander, Captain
Springer. was out at the hospital al
Fort Des Moines. he was impatient to
get awav to the fort. Some man. is
the way the sergeant characterizes
the captain. He sure was regular
fellow. and am going to look nm np
AS soon as ! get 10 the hospital -
Des Moines Capital.
Mrs. W. G.. Krizer of EddyVille was
in the city Saturday on business.
Ms. W. McVay and daughters OF
New Sharon were callers in town Sat
urda.'.
Abe RosenthaI of New York City
was in..town Saturday on business
mission.
/ Mrs. A. p. Norton and Miss Jessie
Triplett OF Fremont were in the city
saturda.
/ DR. and Mrs. w. W. Davis of He'd
rick visited over Sunday with relatives
lin Oskaloosa.
! Mrs. Gys Phillips and daughter, Of
> Grinnelf, arc here visiting for fe"
days witA'relatiyes.
Curtis Oldham left Thursday fo'
Des Moines to spend the week ent
lWith his brother ana slster'
Miss Esther Hall who is attending
Penn School of Commerce, is at bel
hoGie in Martinsburg Tor her vaca
ftiof,.s
| Miss Clementine Reynolds, who hal
been spending several days at tn
Lunt home in Ottumwa. has returned
home.
! David L. Handler, a student OF tn
J Northwestern University at Evans
ton. ILL.,, is spending a two weeks fur
Tough in the city with his parents.
Chas. ogden has been AT OskaIoosi
three times lately. making trips to Sc
his daughter. Mrs. Ed Powell an
baby both Of whom have been ser
ousIy III with the flu and threatens
with pneumonia, but are reported a
somewhat improved az this writing
+ Eddyyillo Tribune.
4 Frederic knight Logan has some
!. thing artistic in the way Of storr
yestibuIe at his home on u ayenu
east, corner OF Fourth street 1t
made of, French. ~sadow. sash. ths
lgiyes an abundanceeo of light and
the same ane excludes the storm 9
|. the cold when Temperature i obje
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