The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-12-12
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is visiting with Mrs. c. w. Bollingei
for several days.
Miss Martha Myers, of Charlton, is
a guest of her friend Miss Avis Tenn
pleton for few days visit.
Miss Retha Norris, of New Sharon
is visiting with her sister on South
Market street for a few days.
Albert Long and family. of Abba
motored to the city Thursday to spend
the week end with his parents.
]. G. Lloyd and son Raymond, OF
Barnes City, were callers here Friday
and Saturday looking after business
affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haynes and son
Albert, of Creston, returned to their
home Friday after spending the week
in the city.
NJ. N. Brown and family, of Taintor,
are spending the week in the city
with Mrs. Browns parents on North
Ninth street
Arie den Hertog, of Chicago. is a
guest in the horle of his sister Mrs.
Anna Yer Beck southeast of town dur
ing the week.
Evan G. Morgan who has been at
the Mercy Hospital during the week
with his wife, is now out and attend
ing to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Yunker and
daughter. of Des Moines, spent Friday
in the city with Mrs. Yunker's mother
on High avenue west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Klepper left
Thursday evening for Des Moines
} where they will spend several days
with his brother Guy and wife. f.r.
Word received from Lieut.. Gilbert
Jones at Camp Meade, Maryland, says
he has his honorable discharge. He
will arrive home in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Reilley and
daughters Thelma and Bernice, of
Muscatine, are spending the week end
in the city with Mrs. Reilley's parents
on South A street
Mr.. Mills, of New Providence, who was
called home on account of the draft
not being called has. returned to the
city and has resumed his studies
at Penn College.
Frederick Dressed who has been at
tending the University at Iowa City
arrived in the city Thursday and viii
spend a few days with his parents at
the Downing Hotel.
Ralph Fisher is back in town with
his discharge in his pocket. He was
one of the first to be discharged; re-
ceiving his discharge Nov. %, from
the Central Training School, Camp
Lee, Va.
Chuff Holloway, who has been suf-
fering from tuberculosis for year or
more is in a precarious condition al
his home No. III North D street. He
is very week from the effect of hem
oTrhages.
Mr.. and Mrs. A C. Erdice spent
Sunday in Des Moines, guests OF DR..
and Mrs. F. F. Parker. They took in
the football game Saturday between
Iowa State University and the Camp
Dodge eleven. Spike" Parker, for
mer star member of the Oskaloosa
high school football team, belongs to
the State University squad this year.
Saturday Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Douglas of Os-
kaloosa were Sunday visitors with the
latter's paernts, Mr.. and Mrs. Price
Marsh.-New Sharon Star.
J. A. H. Dryden, for years a resident
OF oskaloosa writes that he and wife
arrived safely at Long Beach, Califor-
mia. Mr. Dryden is feeling fine and
Mrs. Dryden is improying.-Montezu
ma Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Priest moved to
Oskaloosa last week and will make
their home this winter with their
daughter. VIM. Lynch rented their
home and moved last week. Frank
Davis bought the place where they
formerly lived known as the Mike
Smith house and he moved in Tuesday
Fremont Gazette.
Mrs. George Ballinger. No. 301 North
d street has word from her brother,
Richard Spooner, that ne is now in
Des Moines on his way home from
military service. "Dick has been in the
east and was on board transport ready
TO sail when the Armistice was signed
and the vessel did not move out Of the
harbor. Dick won a prize as n sharp
shooter at Camp Pike. He will be
home as soon as mustered out
Elder A. L. Miller, the new Advent
list minister who has just recently
moved his family from Alabama to
. Ottumwa and has charge of the
churches of Ottumwa and vicinity,
stopped in Eddyville Saturday fore
noon between trains and preached TO
the members OF the local church. On
account of the local church edifce
undergoing repairs the meeting was
held at the o. Fl. Oswald home. The
minister went on to Oskaloosa on the
noon train to meet with the church OF
that Eddyville Tribune.