The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-11-28

Buckley had started for France this
morning. She has enlisted with the
Red Cross society to do reconstruction
work in the hospitals. Washington
Journal
! Herbert j. Malone, son of Rev. s.
J.. Malone. recently of the United
Presbyterian church, is another of the
Penn college graduates to make good
in the world of work. Herbert spe-
cialized in chemistry at Penn and al
ter leaving college took additional
work in other institutions and special
schools. He has recently accepted
fattering offer of the Western Elec.
trio Company of Chicago to take
charge of their chemical department
N capacity of chemical engineer"
Charlie White, son of Dave v. White
of No. 502 Fifth avenue east, is max
ing record for himself in work akin
TO the journalistic field Charles
started some time ago as an agent for
an advertising syndicate, engaged in
exploiting towns, communities or
mercantile enterprises. The boy made
good at the work and coming up from
the position of ordinary solicitor and
writer received promotion after pro-
notion in the service until he is now
general manager and director of a
1eld force of his own. Charles
White has recently completed write
Up OF Minneapolis issued in a special
number of the Minneapolis News. The
boy takes TO the work like duck to
water and he likes it. He is sent to
all parts of the country, wherever the
services of the company are requi'
CORNER associates and friends here
will extend congratulations.
Eddyville people were shocked this
week by the death of Mrs. Clyde
Spears, of Oskaloosa, the end coming
1t eight o'clock Monday evening, No
yember 49, She died of pneumonia
'ollowing an attack of Spanish influ
n a. and she leaves an infant daugh-
:e., Royerta, who was less than a
week old at the time of this I'M
Usually sad death-the baby was born
IN Wednesday, November 18th. Be
tides the infant daughter she leaves
| husband, who is also very sick with
he influenza, her mother, Mrs. Ada
Harding, of Eddyville, two brothers
md two sisters, Ed Harding and Mrs.
Willie Cowden. both of this place, Fred
Harding, of Rock Springs, Wyoming
md Mrs. John Lindholm, of Ottumwa.
Her early life was passed in Eddyville
but since her marriage a number of
,ears ago she has lived at Oskaloosa
Ter maiden name was Lynn Harding
-Eddyville Tribune
Miss Flo Heitsman of New Sharon
was calling in the city Saturday.
Miss Edna Harris of What cheer
vas in town Saturday on business.
Mrs. James Crowder of Washington
is visiting friends here for few days.
]. Cole of Grinnell is visiting here
It the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. j.
Holden.
Miss Margaret Snyder of Brooklyn
S spending few days in the city with
her aunt. .'
Mrs. G. A. Beman and Mrs. Dewey
Keck of Delta were Oskaloosa callers
Thursday.
A NJ. Kallman returned to the CAPT
lal city this morning after visiting at
he James Powers home.
Mrs. Luha Gwinn Crowder has re-
urned. to Washington from visit
here with relatives and friends.
H. R. Reed and family of Newton
notored to the city Friday to spend
several days with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wheeler of Ke-
Jta motored to the city Thursday and
spent several days with his mother on
North Seventh street.
4Ar. and Mrs. F. c. Downey and
children Ruth and Harry of New Shar-
On spent the week end in the city with
ler mother on c avenue west.
Mrs. L. c. Yer Huel and daughter
Betty of Barnes City spent the week
n the city with her parents, Mr.. Yer
Huel spending Sunday with them.
Mrs. T. ]. Plasters and her daughter
Mrs. Clarence Phillips spent Thurs
day in Knoxville visiting at the Rees
home and also at the Manuel Phillips
home.
Mrs. L. j. Vandraska of Des Moines
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Boyle of
prestold, Iowa, returned to their
homes. They were summoned here by
the illness and death of their mother
Mrs. G p. White.
Mrs. F. E. Burroughs has sold out
here in Delta to sister of Frank ia
cobs and she will give possession as
soon as she can have her sale OF house
hold goods. Here is another case OF
Delta losing one of her best Citizens
but Oskaloosa gets her.-Delta Press.
Fred Harding arrived Monday from
Rock Springs. Wyoming, called by the
serious Illness OF his sister Mrs. Clyde
Speers of Oskaloosa who died that ey-
ening. Fred reached her bedside about
an hour before her death, but she was
not able TO recognize him.-Eddyyille
Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crandall OF