The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-06-20


sentation speech being made by Sec
rotary Henry G.. Herget. Willard is
a graduate from the Illinois Wesleyan
law school in the class of 1917. He
is member of the Phi Gamma Delta
and Phi Alpha Delta fraternities, an
athlete and all-around good fellow
Peoria Star.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Downs of Mar.
Ishalltown were Saturday callers here
Miss Beuiah Long of Abba is in the
city visiting with relatives and friends.
II, T. Madison of Cedar Rapids was
a business caller in the city Saturday.
Mrs. A. Phillips of New ShaAon was
in the city Saturday for Red Cross
work
Mrs l.. ]. Hudson went TO EddyvilIe
Saturday to visit few days with her
sister
Miss Belle Holden went to Abba
Saturday to visit her sister Mrs. Carl
Baxter
Miss Nell Price has gone TO Des
Moines where she will visit among
friends.
Nate Bowen left Monday for Mar
shalltown to take charge of fifteen
acre farm.
Warner White has gone TO New
York to visit his brother Arthur who is
in service.
Miss Ferne Hawthorn has returned
to her home in Hedriek after visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. con Wilson went to Hedrick
Saturday to visit the week end with
Mrs. C. Rebart.
Mrs. George Kalbach and son,
George Jr., are home from fortnights
visit in Chicago.
Earl Runnels came from Rock Is
land Saturday to visit the week end
with Mrs. Runnels.
Amis Phillips left Thursday for Hale
Center, Texas. where he will visit for
ten days with his son Clyde.
Little Miss Maxine Patton has ar
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days with relatives in Waterloo.
Misses Isabel Veteran and Flor
ence Ogden have accepted positions as
apprentices at the Public Library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Armour and son
Lyle of Grinnell were over Sunday
callers in the city among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Bacon of Ottum-
wa motored to the city Saturday and
attended the band concert in the even.
ing.
Mrs. Jennie Forbes and daughter
Miss Minnie of Davenport are guests
of Oskaloosa friends and relatives this
week.
Miss Icel Hawthorne returned to her
home in Martlnsburg Friday after at
tending the graduation exercises of the
o. Fl. S.
Miss Bertha Donnelly of Fremont
who has been attending summer
school at Penn went to her home to
spend Sunday.
Mrs. w. T. Vance has returned to
her home in Ottumwa after visiting at
the parental Morris nome at the uni
versity Park.
Mrs. DIR. Collins went TO Ottumwa |
Saturday to visit with Miss Florence
Wheeler who has been her guest here /
for the past few days.
Miss Dorothy White who has been |
visiting her cousin and attending the
at Madison Wis, re-
turned home yesterday.
Fred Clark, Clyde Warder, Earl Nc.
Curdy, Neal Bowen and Merl Temple !
ton motored to Ottumwa Sunday to
see Lester Fansher off for the Great |
Lakes.
Mrs. A. ]. Arndt Hurdland has re-
turned 10 her home after visiting for
the past two weeks with her parents. |
Mr.. and Mrs J. X Morris at Univer.
sity Park.
Mrs. Emma Friend and two children !
of Milwaukee who have been visiting
her mother Mrs. Burkett on South |
Market street returned to their home |
Saturday.
Mrs. George Livingstone who has
been visiting old time friends and for
mer associates in the city for several !
days has returned to her home in Ey.
eret, Nebraska.
George Barrows Jr., of the St. Paul |
Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of st. |
Paul, Mimi, is spending his vacation |
at the paternal George Barrows home
on avenue East.
Mrs. Myrtle Morton and Miss Jennie |
Meek, teacher in the Oskaloosa !
schools went to Chicago Saturday
night to attend Summer School at the
Chicago University.
Homer Mattison who is in the officers
school at Camp Dodge, came down
Saturday for brief visit with Mrs.
Madison and relatives, returning to
his duties yesterday.
Sisters and friends here are in re-
ceipt of letters from Joe Price OF the
Golden Eagle Clothing House who re-
Gently entered the service. He is now
located at Fort Handbook, Augusta,