The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-11

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1 OF improving the condition. he Sc
about making that Improvement an
r the success is shown in the fact tina
The received the large amount in cas-
r for his patent"
VIM. Baxter. of What Cheer, was i
, oskaloosa Tuesday on business.
i James McJunkin and Clyde Erdice
of Keota, come to oskaloosa this morn
, ling.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitsel, Of Oskaloosa
were visiting in Lynnyille at the San
Jones home Sunday.
1 DR.. H. L. stokes, of Tama, and form
Ierly of oskaloosa was in oskaloosa OF
Thursday on business.
Mrs. ]. f. Move and daughter Nil
bred. OF Pella. were oskaloosa visit
ors Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Lambert and
children. of Bloomfield. left Tuesday
for their new home in Oskaloosa.
Charlie Felker from Chicago visited
IThursday with his sister, Mrs. Nettie
Terrence, just west of Oskaloosa.
John DeBruyn and wife, of Oska,
loosa. autoed to Sully Sunday. and
spent the day with her sister. Mrs.
John Eldridge.
RAY Matthews the restaurant man
of Delta was in Oskaloosa on business
on Thursday. He believes in selling
Oskaloosa goods.
Mrs. Chas Turner and children have
returned to their home in Oskaloosa,
after visit in Boone, guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. Lee Fisher.
Mrs. T, c. Kennedy. of What Cheer.
was in oskaloosa Tuesday and spoke
at the Methodist church in the evening
organizing Queen Esther Circvle.
She was assisted by Mrs. II. l.. Farley
of Newton.
County Agent Rex Wickham an
nounces that on Thursday, April IL,
at the Grand Opera House at Ottumwa,
Carl Vrooman. Assistant SECRETARY OF
Agriculture, Washington, ID. c., will
speak to the farmers. This meeting
Is being held under the auspices of
the Wapello County Farm Bureau
and Mr.. Wickham wishes to have
good percentage of the farmers OF
Mahaska county present as the talk
will be well worth their time and
trouble.
Larence Parks. of Bloomfield in Da-
Wis county. came all the way to Os-,
kaloosa with his father. Z. s. Parks
in order to sing some of his patriotic
songs at the Liberty Loan meeting at
the opera house on Thursday evening,
but the program seemed so full that
he was unable to do so. He is one Of
the little chaps that will be remem-
bered as singing with boy from New
Sharon, the always popular Khaki
Bill. at the Southern Iowa and Exposi-
tion last fall and the two boys cap-i
tured the crowd with their music.
John Jeanetta and the boys of the
Iowa Brigade Band on Thursday even
ing served as he escort of the 31st
Regiment Band when it arrived over
the Rock Island at 1880 p. M. in com
Lee KaIbach, represented the CONNER
cial Club and the united bands took
up the line of march from the station
up South First street and then First
avenue to the opera house. Earle
Pearson of Oskaloosa is a member of
the 351st and prior 10 his going into
the army. was a member of the Iowa
Brigade Eand. so it was perfectly ma.
tural for The two bands 10 come 10,
gethcr in this fraternal manner. The
visiting band Travelled in Tourist car
so the government sees that they are
we'll cared for.
Mrs. f. W.. Chacey of Martinsburg
was shopping in the city Saturday.
Mrs. W. A. Current OF Tracy spent
Saturday in the city with Mrs Nc
Intosh.
Miss Rachel TenIpleton went to Des
Moines Saturday to spend the week
end with friends.
Miss Elinor Mitchell spent the
week end in Marshalltown with rela-
tiyes and friends.
Walter McQuiston returned home
off the road 10 spend two weeks Wis
iting with his family.
Miss Laura Catlin returned to Ed
dyville Saturday, after spending the
day with her parents.
Mrs L. p. Roberts went to Hooking
called there because OF the illness
OF her daughter, Mrs. II. Patterson.
ireland Templeton, who is in SER
vice at Camp Dodge, is home spend
ing few days furlough with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Gillett were pas
sengers TO Fremont Saturday to visit
few days with their son. Dr. +. A.
Gillett.
Clyde Broughton, who is working
in Marshalltown, came home Satur-
day TO spend the week end with his
mother.