The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-08-15


Des Moines Friday to attend con-
ference of teachers for the instruc-
ton of children who are hard of hear
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fitzpatrick of
Deming, New Mexico, arrived in the
city Thursday, Mr.. Fitzpatrick being
on a furlough. Mrs. Fitzpatrick will
remain in the city as her husband will
soon leave for overseas duty.
Miss Anna Marcue of LeMars, Ia,
is a guest at the j. G. Ryan home at
New Sharon. The ladies visited
friends in Oskaloosa Friday. Miss
Marcue was the Economics teacher
of the O.. Fl. S. few years ago.
Mis-, AL Coffin, No. 90S South Elev-
enth street, received telegram from
her sister, Mrs. ]. w. Miller of Mon
roe. Iowa. that her daughter. Miss
Ruth Miller, is very sick. Mrs.
Coffin and her sister, Mrs. Robert
Smith of What Cheer, left Friday
morning 1Or monroe.
Miss Belle Moon visited in Bussey
over Sunday with her parents.
Lafe Messerschmitt visited Tuesday
at Martinsburg at the parental home.
Mrs. Mcdonald Cox, Of Kirksville,
was with her sister Mrs. G. w. Farr
Friday.
Ed Hatcher and wife visited Satur-
day in Grinneil with their son G. F.
Hatcher.
Mrs. j. Z. Young and children are
at Givin for a visit at the Joe Chamb-
ers home.
Miss Cora Bridgemon has gone to
Lincoln, Nebr., to visit her sister Mrs.
Carl Berndt.
Mrs Margaret Miller is in Ottumwa
to visit her daughter Mrs. Pankgwin
for few days.
Mrs. E. H. Flowers and sons Harlan
and Ralph have returned to their home
Mrs. George Griffiths and little
daughter Betty are visiting at Hedrick
at the home of her brother DIR. w. w.
Davis.
Miss Lynette Harrington has return
ID to her home in Ottumwa after visit
ing for the past few days at the /.
Myers home.
Mrs. Margaret Atchinson has re
turned to her home in Abba from al
extended stay with Oskaloosa friends
and relatives.
Mrs. George Clark and daughter
Miss Marilla have gone to Peoria to
visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
William Dawson.
Mrs. o. w. Lawrence, Of New Shar-
on, was in town last week to see her
son Harold Taylor, who is a patient
at the Mercy Hospital.
J. ID. Muckler, formerly connected
with the G. F. Hatcher Overland Com.
pany at Grinnell has returned to the
Parental home here TO visit before go
ing to Ames to take up war work.
Henry Smits from Minneapolis was
home for a few days this week and
visited his family, and also with the
NJ. B. Roberts family before sthey
leave for Los Angeles, Cal, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. John Essling entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Richmond and son
Jack, Mrs. Jane Pennington, Wanita
Rogers and Helena and Frederic
Johnson, all of Oskaloosa, at her home
Tuesday at dinner party. The affair
was in honor of Jack Richonds birth
day anniversary. Mrs. Pennington re
manned for few days visit.-Bussey
Record.
Willis Utterback and /. Z. Mathew
have purchased the Lumber yard at
Rose Hill and they invoice this week
and w. l.. Richardson as manager
and w. l.. Knox as assistant will look
after the lumber trade at that place
In as much as all the parties are well
known to Delta and all former or pres.
ent Deltaites. we surely wish for them
all successful business at this point
Delta Press.
Miss Helen Moore, No. 1910 South
Seventh street, entertained six OF her
girl friends Thursday evening at a
six o'clock dinner party in honor OF
Misses Lillian Hatfield. OF Canton, ILL.,,
and Wilma Ewing, of Knoxville. Those
present were. Misses June Brewer,
Mary Hatfield. Josephine Walling. Lii
lian Hatfield, Wilma Ewing and Helen
Moore. The evening was spent with
music, dancing and games, after which
the girls enjoyed an auto ride.
Miss Ruth Brown spent Sunday in
Giyin with her parents.
Miss Cora White was in New Shar-
on to visit Mrs. Jane White.
Mrs Mae Besser went to Spencer,
Iowa. yesterday 70 visit relatives.
Donal Seaton Is home from Peoria
where he has spent the past two
weeks with relatives.