The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-09

/ Pella. He has employment at the vanC
4 Syde plumbing shop.
t Master Carl Birmingham went t
I Abba Saturday TO visit his grandma
/. Mrs. b. Birmingham.
Mrs. s. II. Bruere OF Tracy is at the
Abbott hospital where she has under
cone an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Marguerite Sharpe. graduate
nurse leaves next Friday. May 10 for
training at Camp Funston, Fort Riley
Kansas.
Dwight. Dad" Williams is home on
a brief furlough. lie Is attached TO tho
Veterinary department and is station
ed at Fort Sill. Oklahoma.
Mrs. H. A. England, of Des Moincs
was visitor here last week with her
brother Mike Wren and family. Mrs
England formerly lived in Oskaloosa
ana was there the latter part OF last
week visiting old misunderstanding
Express.
Dennis Coleman who lives near
Tracy and brother of Leigh Coleman
who works at Dolls Cafe on High
avenue West on Wednesday last was
considerably injured by being thrown
down between the tongue and buggy,
when the horses became frightened
and started to run away. He was quite
| a little bruised about the eyes and
hurt and shaken up in other ways by
this unpleasant exercise.
Harold Leroy Tropp, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Tropp of 706 South d
street and Benjamin Anderson will
leave today for Jacksonville, Florida.
in order to enlist in the United States
Navy. Mr. Tropp will enter as an En-,
gineer and Mr.. Anderson as Mechan
ic. For some months past Harold has
been one of the efficient walters al
Dolls Restaurant and his enlistment
will add another name to the already
| long list of young men who have emf
tered che service from this popular
cafe.
In another column will be found the
announcement of Irving c.. Johnson
OF Oskaloosa who is candidate for
judge for this judicial district. Mr..
Johnson received his education in the
public schools. of Oskaloosa and Penn.
college of that city and is also a gradu-
ate of Hayerford college. His profess
sional training was obtained in the Of
fee of Judge w. II. Sewers and under
personal instruction of his father. J.
Kelley Johnson, q former judge in
Ethis district. Mr.. Johnson has been In
active practice for twenty-five years in.
| Oskaloosa and never held an elective
office. At one time he was referee in
bankruptcy under appointment of the
late Judge Mcpherson. Attorney John
son stands high with the people of his
own county and is well qualified for
1.-THE office he Montezuma Re.
publican.
1 or a former well known 0skaloosa
/ boy the Bloomington, Illinois Bulletin
/ says: Howard Willard, captain of the
l19l7 Illinois Wesleyan basketball team
and member of the Green and White
Ave and Varsity baseball team for
three seasons has been accepted by
the Ensign School at Chicago, and will
soon go to the Municipal Pier to begin
training for the navy. This is one OF
the best branches of the navy and the
physical examination is exceptionally
stiff. The embryo officers receive TWO
months training at the Municipal Pier
| and are then transferred to the East
ern Coast for final instructions before
being assigned to Uncle Sans large
lbattleships and transports. Millard has
been chief clerk of the District
Exemption Board in Peoria since the
Selectiye Service Law was put into CT
feet and will resign that position this
week. He expects to be in Blooming
ton for a few days visit with Frater-
nlty brothers at the Phi Gam House
before leaving for the school.
Mrs. w. C. Van yark of Pclla, Wis.
tied Monday with her daughter, Mrs,
ID. s. Barr
Mrs. Wise. trained nurse. is IN
Bussey caring for Marion Bennett
who is critically i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harold visit
ed at the parental Farmhouse and
Harold homes over Sunday.
| Robert Littler who has been in the
Abbott hospital for some time has
returned TO his home in Bussey.
Mrs. Charles Drebelbeis, OF Bussey,
spent Friday visiting at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Clark.
James Neagle, OF Oskaloosa, is
building a pool hall at the Sheriff coal
camp and will begin operation SOON
| Lovilia Press.
! Mrs. c.. J. Musgrove and daughter
I Beatrice, of Waterloo. who have been
visiting at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Cum
mings. have returned to their home.
/ Bernice. daughter .of Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Cooley. of this city, was taken
to Abbotts Hospital, oskaloosa, last