The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-06-13
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MISS Berenice Howell has gone &c
Abba to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith and son
Jerrel of Eddyville were in the city
yesterday.
Marian Starr of Perry, Iowa, was
business caller in the city Wednes.
day and Thursday.
Miss Cloyt of Fremont has return.
ed to her home after several days in
the city with friends.
Mrs. d. Donahey of Eddyville was
in the city yesterday to visit with
her mother, Mrs. F. NJ. Noe
Mrs. James Roberts of Abba was
in the city Wednesday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Duffy, who is at the Abbott
hospital
Mrs. J. B. Lee of Eddyville and Mr..
w. b. DeTarr were in the city We'd
nesday and attended the funeral of
the late Rolla Ream.
Mrs. F. A. Younberg has returned
to her home in Abba after being call
ed here by the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. John Lloyd.
Ma and Mrs. G. F. Brighton of
Muscatine and children Walter and
Helen returned to their home after
having spent the past week, at the
homes of relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Whitsel and
children Mildred and Margaret re.
turned to their home in Burlington
after visiting several weeks in the
city with relatives and friends.
S. S. Aldrich who has been ION the
job" that of the dairy business for
81 years now finds that because OF
i'll health and the drafting of his son
that he must quit business and Of
fers his farm and stock of cattle and
hogs for sale.
Henry Lunt of Ottumwa was in town
yesterday looking after business az
fairs and calling upon friends and
former associates. Henry says OF.
tumwa is all right but his soul still
claim residence among the old time
associations and friendships of Ma
haska.
W. C. Sharpe and family, No. 702
Third avenue east, are terminating
residence in Oskaloosa to go TO De-
catuT, Illinois. Mr. Sharpe has ac-
eepted an offer TO engage in field
work for the Illinois district of Unit
ed Mine Workers and will make the
city of Decatur has headquarters and
home.
Irving c. Johnson of this city was
Memorial Day orator at New Sharon
and of his address the Star says: ITO
say that Mr.. Johnson pleased his
crowd is putting it mildly. The best
evidence of this was the fact that all
stayed to the end, Notwithstanding
many were compelled to stand through
out the program. In addition to
praising the heroes of 1861 to IS both
living and dead for their sacrifice and
heroism, Mr.. Johnson also spoke fit.
tingly of the boys over there who
are daily falling in the same cause
of liberty and justice. lie gave am
pie proof of the secret, underwriting
influence of Germany against this
nation in the years that are past ar
showed beyond question that she has
designs on the United States. He
took the speaking and using of for
eign languages in private converse
ton, over the telephones, in a very
pronounced manner. 1t was a splen
did address and elected many fine
compliments from those who heard
him"
Mrs. Mary L. Brier went to Pitts
burgh last evening to visit at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Reynolds.
Miss Marilla Colville spent Tues
day and Wednesday in New Sharon
with Mrs. Guy Harper and Ruth
Myers.
William B. Landfear, Co. d 43rd
Engineers, has arrived safely in
France, according TO word received
by friends in the city.
Mrs. Joe w. Wray went to her
home in Waterloo last evening after
visiting for the past few days at the
home of Mrs. J. s. Henderson.
Mrs. Jack Young went to Abba
last evening TO get her little daugh-
ter Dorothy, who has been visiting
with relatives for the past few days.
Minton Ralston, who has been at.
tending the high school for the past
semester and living with Rev, Lewis,
left yesterday for his home in West
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Steddom have
received a message from their son
Milo, telling of his safe arrival in
New York This makes Milo's sixth
trip across the water
Rev. Arthur NJ Lewis was in Des
Moines yesterday at Camp Dodge and
called on the Oskaloosa lads at work
there. He reports all feeling fine.
Health is good without exception, and
a splendid spirit prevails
The Polly Annas met Friday even
ing al the home of Mrs. Chas. Will
Hams, No. 40e South First street. and
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