The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-11-28
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were in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Guy W. Harper is quite i'll suf-
fering with a severe case Of tonsilitis.
II. r. Raymond and wife, of Cres-
ton, spent the day in the city with his
parents.
Mrs. CASTOR and daughter Alma, of
Wright, were visitors in the city on
Thursday.
NJ. and Mrs. K D. Fritch of New
ton are spending the week with his
sister on North 9th street.
Mrs. Ralph Cromer of Des Moines
is in town for few days visit in the
homes of former friends and associ-
ates.
Mrs Albert Motsch, of No. 621 Sixth
avenue east, is in Des Moines visiting
her son and wife and the new grand
son.
w. b. Croswhite of Dies Moines is
making preparations to move to this
city and was here Thursday on bust
ness.
Mrs Herman Longwell of LaPorte
Indiana, is guest of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Huestead, of South Second
street.
Mrs. Leonard Graves of Marshall
town returned to her home Friday af
ter visiting in the city with hei
mother.
Thomas Pendray of jamestown,
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brother and family on North Market
street for sevral days.
George P. Sandusky of Rockwell
City is visiting Oskaloosa friends this
week. He has been guest in the
Charles E. Minder home.
Mrs. Allie Elan of Corydon arrived
in the city Thursday evening and viii
spend the winter at the H. S. Rhyns
burger home, No. 3ss North Market
street.
Mrs. Chester Phillips, No. ZIG NORTH
L street. who has been critically II
with pneumonia following influenza
is recovering rapidly. Her life hung
in the balance several days.
Art Chord, who was injured in an
auto tip-over Thursday evening and
pretty thoroughly bunged up" has
suffered much pain He is getting
along as well as the nature of the in
juries admit
Ensign Leonard Snyder, son of Mr..
and Mrs. b. ]. Snyder of S13 High
avenue east, after enjoying furlough
with his family, returned to Norfolk,
Virginia, Friday, where he has beer
assigned for active duty in the U. S
Navy.
Lieut. Rail Grigsby. son Of DR.. and
Mrs L. NJ. Grigsby of 421 North Mar
ket street, arrived Saturday for a few
days visit with his parents. He is
the military instructor at Monmouth
College, Monmouth, Illinois, and re
turns to duty the first of the week
c. C. Sheppard. county food admin
istrator, will go to Des Moines OF
Nov 26 to attend a meeting of all the
county administrators in the state. He
in turn will have a meeting OF hi
county workers in Oskaloosa on Nov
20, to plan for big local meeting or
December 3.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cross, who has beer
visiting at the "Dick" Phillips home
No. 1928 North ] street, has returned
TO her home in Des Moines. Hei
brother of Camp Macarthur. at Waco
Texas, was also guest in the home
al the same time.
Sam Hoover, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
r. Hoover, No. 1917 South Market
street, who has been under treatment
at Mahaska Hospital following Sc
we're operation and protracted per
iod OF conyalescence, has been re
moved TO his home and while not yet
able to be out is. recovering rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beadle and fam
lily terminated residence in Oskaloosa
Friday evening, leaving for their new
home in Florence. Colorado. Mr..
Beadle is son Of the late Charles
Beadle and one Of the best known
young men of the community He
has been intimately associated with
the business life of the city and as
manufacturer or cigars Fred has few
competitors in the land. His reputa-
ton for fast work is more than state
wide. He has closed out a profitable
manufacturing business in Oskaloosa
TO take advantage of business oppor.
tunity in the west The best wishes
Of a large circle of friends will go
with the Beadles to the new place of
residence.
J. NJ Mathes was in Delta Friday
taking care Of business matters.
Amos Thompson of Grinnell was a
business caller in this city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geneva visited
Sunday in Bussey at the A. F. Geneva
home.
Mrs. Albert Lehman, who has been
visiting in Prairie City at the Rev.
Wells home, has returned TO her home
here.
Mrs. Josh Bewyer has retained to
her home in Newton after visiting
here at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Leona McMurray.
Mrs. L. L. Smith. formerly of the
Oskaloosa Dress Club. who has been