The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-06-20

his complete recovery. --Montezuma
Republican.
Richard L. Denning of Harrison
township, and Miss Laura Catlin. of
0skaloosa, were quietly married at
the st. James Episcopal church in
Oskaloosa last Wednesday, June 5,
1918. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. Arthur NJ Lewis. Following
the ceremony wedding supper was
served at the brides home. The
groom has passed his life in Harrison
township and is an enterprising
young farmer. For some time We
have said that he not only needed,
but also deserved good wife, and
we are pleased to chronicle the
event His bride is young school
teacher who came from Oskaloosa to
teach the Wilson school, near Dicks
bachelor home, last autumn, and she
recently closed the spring term of
school. She is an estimable young
lady and friends are glad TO learn
that she is TO remain in the eommun-
ity, she and her husband occupying
the old family homestead Of the Den
nings. Eddyville Tribune.
Miss Georgia White went to Tain
tor this morning to spend the week
end with friends.
Miss Helen Jordan went to Eddy
vile this morning to visit with her
brother, Thomas Jordan.
r. S. Nolen of Mt. Morris. Illinois,
was in the city this week visiting
friends and former associates.
Miss Esther Williams. daughter of
Doctor and Mrs. b. G. Williams, has
arrived home from her years work
at the Francis Shriner Seminary at
Mt. Carroll, Illinois.
Miss Nina Thomas, who has been
upon q two weeks visit to Battle
Creek, Michigan. and to Indiana and
Illinois points, has returned TO the
home of her sister, Mrs. Jess Wilson,
of First avenue east.
Mrs. Harry Hull, Mrs. Ray Hull,
Mrs Michael Hess, and Mrs. Jasper
Hull spent Wednesday in Rose Hill
at the Earl Augustine home. where
Mrs. Augustine entertained in honor
of Mrs. Ed Allison of Waukon.
William Beadle, elder son of the late
Charles Beadle, who died suddenly
Monday morning, arrived in the city
The grave service AT
Forest cemetery was deferred until
nf he nd
this afternoon.
Mrs. Ray w. Lyle and daughters,
Of Indianapolis, who have been visit
ing at the parental Tolbert M. Wells
home on Second avenue east several
weeks, departed for their home Fri
day. They were accompanied by
Misses Fay and Caroline Lyle. who
will visit at the home of their cousin
Ray for a few weeks.
Herman Sonderegger, late of the
Oskaloosa fire department, jumps in
TO the midst of military activity i'm
following his enlistment in
the navy. He writes his wife from
he Great Lakes Training School that
he had no more than landed at bar
racks in detention camp for quaran-
inc, vaccination and incubation than
ne was seized upon and made bar.
racks chief in command of the whole |
house. Herman says it is some |
school, the biggest in the world, with !
OF. men in training from
many parts of the land. II is a big |
busy place and the boys are anticipat-
ing lively business as soon as they
are out of quarantine.
c.. L. Sears was in Grinnell last week
attending to business.
Thomas Cole, agent of the Metro
politan Insurance Co, was a business
caller in Ottumwa Saturday,
Miss Ruth Mcvey and mother. Mrs.
NJ. MeVey, have gone to Cedar Falls
where Miss Ruth will attend Summer
School.
Mrs. DeBruyn has returned to her
home in Lynnville after visiting for
the past few days with her son, John
DeBruyn.
Miss Grace Morris and Miss Ethel
Green of Charlton were in the city
Friday and visited at the home of
Mrs. Rose Morris.
Gus Hamilton leaves Wednesday
for Austin, Texas, where he reports
at the Officers Aviation School at
that place Saturday
Mrs. NJ. Jones of Buffalo, New York,
who is visiting at the David S. David
home, was in New Sharon last week
TO visit relatives.
Mrs. DR.. Ryan, Mrs. T. II. Osborne
md Miss Fern Miller of New Sharon
were in the city Friday attending
lied Cross meeting.
Under the Ask Ne" caption in the
Chicago Tribune, person who answers
the queries says: GENE: Ethel
Clayton is with Lasky now. Ad-
dress her care Of that company, Hol-
Iywood, Cal. Chester Conklin was
born in Oskaloosa. La, in 1885. He
was circus clown. King Baggott
is with the Wharton Film company,
Ithaca. N. ""
Mrs. Smith of Oskaloosa, mother of
r a Smith. emDloyed at Il. w Kne-