The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-11

]. was in town Tuesday visiting with
. relatives.
: Miss Helen Roberts went to Sully
Z yesterday morning to take a case Of
nursing
Mrs. Gretta Rose OF Des Moines
was calling on friends and relatives
: yesterday,
y Mrs. Walter Ehrenhard and Miss
Laura of Fremont were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Wray and daughter Hes
ter Of Eddyyille weie shopping in the
city Tuesday
Mrs. G. ]. McCombs and son John,
Of Des Moines, went to Des Moines
this morning.
i +. A. Hoover spent the week end
with his family at Chillicothe and re-
turned Monday.
Mrs. S. H. Brown OF pa West High
went to Grinnell Tuesday to visit her
mother a few days.
Juanta Follamn returned to her
school duties at Penn after brief
illness at her home in Keota.
Constable John Broyles is back on
the job again after being laid up for
some time with twisted knee.
Rev. A. McFerran and James Wad-
ding went to Leon yesterday morning
to attend Presbyterian meeting.
Mrs. Ross McClain has returned to
her home in Union. Iowa, after visit
at the home of Mrs. c. G. McClain.
! Miss Mary Elliott returned to her
home in Grinnell yesterday morning
after a weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Anderson of
Cedar Rapids returned to their home
after spending a few days in the city
with relatives.
Mrs. NJ H. Walls of this city, who
has been visiting with relatives and
friends for the last week, left for
Minneapolis today.
Mrs. Chester Bryan and daughter
Hazel returned to their home after
having spent few days a, New
Sharon and Montezuma.
Mrs. Frank Garrett, No. 200 Cl
avenue west, who has been confined
to her home with la grippe for the
past two months, is better.
Harry Deck, who has been operat- |
ing tho South Side Pool Room, is
moving his furnishings overland to
Lovilia, where he expects to locate.
Harry Whitmore, who has been en-.
ployed by the Adams Express Co., in |
Chicago, is home recuperating from |
an injury received recently in a |
wreck.
Roscoe Alcorn sends word of his |
arrival on the wester ncoast. Roscoe |
enlisted some time back in the coast |
Des Moines and was sent to the coast
by the way of Denver
Mrs. Lois Moore Coffin departed
over the M. & st. l.. Sunday evening
for New York to join her husband,
Chas B. Coffin, who is now stationed /
at Brooklyn, N Y, in a Navy Base
Hospital Charles is 1st Hospital |
Apprentice, having passed his exam
nations at Newport, r. l., March IS,
very successfully, and likes his work
fine. The Daily Herald will follow
them to keep them in touch with
home news.
T. J. Bray and George Fraker were
roughly treated by the compositor in
this column yesterday. George was
completely annihilated while Mr..
Bray, in Georges place, was brought
home from military training school
at Lake Geneva to see his mother"
In tho original copy the two person.
ais followed each other and inadvert-
emily were run together. Mr. Bray
had gone to Grinnell on a business
mission, arriving home last evening
The Des Moines Register publishes
fine cut this morning with the fol-
lowing legend: "Dr, John E. Morgan,
veteran physician and surgeon of Os-
kaloosa, who has been commissioned
a captain in the medical corps, is a
native of Aberystwith, Wales. He
came to America as a young man and
settled in Oskaloosa, becoming in
short while professor at Oskaloosa
college. He entered the field of
medicine and surgery in 1892, and has
been practicing here for twenty years.
He is expecting to be called for SER
vice at any time"
w. j. Howell was in OttumWa yes
terday to attend to business.
Miss Rachel Forbush. Of Oak Park.
ILL.,, is the new librarian who Is taking
the place of Miss Faucet who left for
Cedar Rapids where she is librarian
at her home town.
Mrs. e. Holt, of Oskaloosa, who has
been visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, DR.. and Mrs. John Strain,
at Green Mountain, was in the city
this morning on her way home.-Mar-
shalltown Times-Republican.
Mr. F. F. Morrison and wife of