The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-02-21

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island supply man. is here as "sec
ond trick" operator for the time be
ing.
! Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Stubs went {,
/ Waterloo this morning to attend tn,
! funeral of Mr.. Stubs brother, Z. L
Stubs.
! Nj. and Mrs. J. e. Cumpton ant
daughter of Leighton have moved t,
, Oskaloosa and reside at 200 Soutl
l. street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wright went t.
Hnlsboro this morning where they
gin attend the revival meeting Of the
Friends church.
Mrs. Dave Magness, formerly Of
Oskaloosa but now residing in Des
Moines, is seriously i'll at hospital
in the capital city.
Mr.. Craver of New Sharon, who is
attending Penn School of Commerce
returned to his home to spend Sun
day with relatives.
NJ. and Mrs Merryfeld accompan.
led her sister, Mrs. Harry Hildebrand
of Delta, to Oskaloosa, where Mrs.
Hildebrand underwent an operation
at Mercy hospital Friday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rockwell of Adams
township was called to Ava, Missouri,
by the critical condition of her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Nash, fol-
lowing the birth of son. Later
communication brings news of bet
terment and hope of recovery. The
patient was very low earlier in the
week.
Harold Dean arrived home yester-
day from months visit in Califor-
mia. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Dean, are located at Long Beach for
the winter and will remain several
weeks longer. Enroute Harold stop
ped at Deming, New Mexico, and he
says. other reports to the contrary
notwithstanding, what Governor
Harding said of Camp Cody is about
correct.
w w. Montgomery has returned
from the State Bottlers' meeting at
Denison, Iowa. The Denison Com
mercial Club entertained all delegates
ut fine banquet after which all were
admitted to the theater for the even
ing. w. w. also visited in Council
Bluffs and Omaha and with a sister
in-law at Lincoln, Mrs. Otto Rempke,
who showed him a royal good time
They are well. enjoying prosperity,
and send regards to friends here.
w. W. Trusell of the AID Infantry
ut Camp Dodge, one of the officers
who is training the Select men there,
will arrive in Oskaloosa on the $50
Rock Island train this evening to
spend Sunday at the w. w. Montgom-
cry home before leaving for France
some time next week. Walt wants
to see all the boys while here. He
was with Lamberson-Hunt Auto gar
age before leaving for service last
July and has been in several training
camps.
Listen McMillen went to Newton
Friday on business.
Elwood Abby of Grinnell was int own
Friday visiting friends.
Victor Abby of Grinell was in town
Wednesday visiting friends.
Olaf Gjemso of Ottumwa was in
town Friday on business.
Mrs. L. c. Crisis of Lacey was shop
ping in the city Saturday.
Faye Curtis of Grincll was in town
Thursday attending a dance.
Mrs. Margaret Roberts went to
Abba Saturday TO visit son.
Miss Mary Gallager was passenger
to Eddyville Friday evening.
Roy and P. NJ. Rich went to Des
Moines Saturday on business.
Mrs. w. r. McMurray of Givin was
shopping in the city Saturday.
Mrs. J. r. Birmingham spent Sun.
day in Abba visiting relatives.
Harry Lathrop and wife of Delta,
were in town shopping Saturday.
MIS-. YAH II. EoIillIu SpSuL Ilt "CCh
end in Des Moines with her husband.
Harold Dunwoody of New Sharon,
was in town Saturday on business.
Forest Masters refereed basketball
game at Eddyville Friday evening.
Lloyd Farmhouse visited over Sun
day at the parental c. L. Farmhouse
home.
Frank Newton, Leonard Paulson and
Charles Ramsey motored to Eddyville
Sunday.
Mrs Dora Morgan went to Centerville
Saturday to see her sister Mrs. Miles
Bateman.
Mrs. w. C. Raymond Of Grinnell
spent the week end in Centeryille
with friends.
Miss Jose RACER went to MARSHALL
town Saturday for a week end visit
with reatives.
Mrs. John Ryan went to Moberly
Saturday to visit with Mrs. Earl Swift
ger for the week.
Mr.. Blackjack of Des Moines has
been in town the past few days at