The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-06-13

take up government work at Wash,
ington, ID. c.
OF former Oskaloosa boy. report.
ed wounded in the fighting in France
the Marshalltown imes.Republican
, says: "Sunday's, casualty list. which
: contains fiftylfve names of American
soldiers, includes that of Reuben E.
Stump, of Los Angeles. II is nre.
sumed here that it refers to Reuben
Z. Stump of this city, whose next of
kin, a daughter Miss Madeline Stump
lives in Los Angeles. Stump's name
is included in the list of wounded de.
gree unknown. Stump is well known
here, where he has lived most of his
life. He served with COMPANY Fl.
Forty.ninth Iowa, during the Spanish.
American war, and when the Next
can trouble arose went to the border
whe nthe Cedar Rapids company of
the Third Iowa. He entered service
for the present war with that COM
pany and now is assigned to Com.
pany d, 16Sth infantry. a part of the
Rainbow division. The casualties
sent out were sustained at the battle
of Cantigny. Stump is brother of
Hiram Stump, 1908 East Main street
He hass two brothers, William and
Charles, in Oskaloosa, and another
brother, John Stump. at Los Angeles
Miss Madeline Stump. who formerly
was employed in the Marshall Tele
phone Company exchange, went to
Los Angeles about a year ago and
now is making her home with her
uncle John"
Howard Madison of Rock Island
was in town Tuesday
Mrs. D. ]. Bryan of Iowa City is
visiting her sister-in.law
Mrs. H. B. Patton is home after
several weeks in Minnesota.
Mrs. Ben Roof and son Elgin of
Fremont were here Tuesday.
Don Frederick of Abba was a bust
ness caller in town yesterday.
l.. A. Suffer was business passen.
ger to New Sharon this morning.
Fred Clements of Hamilton spent
Sunday with friends in Beacon.
Mesdames A. p Norton and Chas.
Fellers of Fremont were in the city
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Dawson of Bur
lington were callers in the city on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Stewart and son
Albert of Creston were Sunday visit
ors here.
Claire Parker came from Waterloo
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
d. Parker.
Mrs Fred Nook of Barnes City re.
turned to her home after a week with
her sister.
Mesdames Edison, Denver Ollom
and Berry of FremMt were in the
city Tuesday
Miss Marie Foster aIne from Grin
nell yesterday to speldi the vacation
with her parents.
Miss Hazel Bunnel of Marshall
town has Returned hme following
Sunday visit with heraunt.
Mrs. Alice Arnold and Mrs. Jno.
Dusenberry went to Wayland to at
tend the funeral of al aunt.
Donald Thomas and Leland Larson
left Friday for South Dakota to spend
the summer on LelanGs farm.
Miss Martha Burtol Of Sioux City
returned to her home after spending
4 few days with frems in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ear Parker and
daughter Dorothy mopred from Cen.
terville today to visitat the parental
H. D. Parker home
Mrs. Loretta Stark of Youngs-
town, Ohio, is in the city and will
spend the summer at he w. w. Bass
home in Beacon.
Mrs. Eugene DoggetJ and daughter
Grace went to Sigourey this morn
ing and will spend syeral days on
the farm near there.
Miss Mildred Beattl came from AL
buquerque, New Me1co, to attend
the o. II. s. commencement and visit
a few days with frehs.
Mrs. Roy Shoemaka who had her
foot crushed some tine ago, is i'm
proving nicely and is Die to be about
with the aid of crutcies.
Miss Katherine Wright has gone to
La Jolla, California, 10 spend the
summer with her siser, Mrs. Marga-
ret Tucker. and her laughter.
Miss Catherine Robertson of Port
land, Oregon, is her to spend her
summer vacation witlaher aunt, Mrs.
r. Redman, on A avelhe east.
Mrs. Nellie Vandeii Paul went to
Newton yesterday to Tsit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. T. Mend hall, and help
take care of a new nandson.
| Mrs. John Duserberry of Des
Moines and Mrs. JOhli Arnold of this
city went TO Wayland this morning,
called by the death OF "a relative.
C.. w. Calkins and Rex Elwood, of
Omaha. Nebr., were guests of Mrs.
lC. G. Wallet yesterday while return
ing home by auto from the eastern
states ,
Mrs uarru, .UTiIuane an1 okua.o..