The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-05-23

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looking after property interests an
calling on her brothers and sisters
The Bolibaughs.E ddyville Tribune
J. b. Bryan motored to OslSaloos
| Sunday to see his son Chester, VIII
has been i'll of pneumonia. Mrs.
b. Bryan came home with him bu
returned TO Oskaloosa yesterday.
Montezuma Republican,
Major Glenn Latter, former Monte
yuma resident, now in France, say
he never let's pass an opportunity Il
tell the boys that he is from Iowa
the state that first went over the tol
in the Liberty Loan drive.
Rev. Stephenson, who for severa
years has been pastor of the Chris
.ian church at Deep River, has &C
oepted a call from the congregation
at What Cheer and will move there
His farewell sermon was preached
Sunday.
Paul Boles and F. w. Else, who
were members OF the Art OpenheimeI
and Harvey Rhynsburger stamp sole
iting committee this week, rounded
UP their district yesterday and re
ported sum total of $2,02500. OF
this amount the picture of the muir.
dered babies is credited with having
secured 1880 or practically six per
cent of the total amount.
r. T. Penders, manager of the Os'
kaloosa Artificial Ice Company. not
long since met with an accident in
which the tendons of the left hand
were badly strained and torn loose
from the muscles. The member Is
badly swollen and the injury is eX-
tremely painful. The healing pro
cess will cover a period of months
instead of weeks as in the ordinary
injury.
Miss Marie Brown of Dubuque, Ia,
died at Barnes City at an early hour
Friday morning of pneumonia. The
young lady was teacher in the
Barnes City high school, Her par.
ents were at her bedside when death
came. The remains were taken to
Dubuque for burial. Miss Hottie, al
so a teacher in the Barnes City
schools. has been very i'll of pneumo-
MIA also.
While on the way home from
Hutchinson, Kansas. where he deliver
ed a series of addresses before the
State Sunday School convention, with
a registered attendance of LOO dele
gates, Professor e. H. Stranahan
stopped at Kansas City and inspect
ed Grace hospital in which institution
Penn college is interested through
shares of stock contributed by the
management On this trip he also
dropped down to Wichita and led
the chapel exercises Monday morning
at Friends University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel S. Freeman, No.
614 North ID street, have two sons,
Cecil C. Freeman and Harold o. Free
man, and both lads are making unus-
Smelling, Minnesota. and was sent
from that place to Jefferson Barracks,
Missouri From here he went to
the Philippine Islands where he saw
service for a term of three years, at
the expiration of which he had made
advancement which won him ap-
pointment to the officers training
school at Camp Kearney, California,
He now has a commission as Second
Lieutenant and is with Company A
Of the 18th U. S. Infantry. The son
Harold, with Company Fl in France,
enlisted when the boys were at
Camp Allen. Oskaloosa. He was at
Camp Dodge, then New York, and
from there went with the service to
france. He is now a non-commis-
stoned officer with his company and
is popular with his men.
Mrs Earl Runnells is in Rock Is
land visiting with her husband.
r. J. Shanahan went to Chicago
his morning on a special business
trip.
d. NJ. " ulldhtTs VI MdIsHdIllONH
was a business caller in this city Wed
nesday.
Harvey Henderson OF Lovilia, visit
I'd over Sunday with relatives in Os
kaloosa.
Attorney James A. Dewitt was en-
gagged in federal court in Des Moinei
ast week
Mrs. C. w. Hilland and two child
rem. of Loyilia. are visiting at the par
,ntal J. X. Hoover home.
Mrs. ]. Reynolds Is at Abba visiting
Ter daughter Miss Mary and attending
he graduating exercises.
Mrs. Harry Wilson has returned
rom Loyilia where she was CUES
at the home OF DIR. J. +. Traister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wright have re
turned TO their home in Washington
owa. after visit here with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Floid Hatcher o.
irinnell were guests at the parental
g. +. Muckler home Saturday ant
sunday
Mrs. Matte Barnhizer and daughter
Martha Wanf tn rnlfay this fnarnfus