The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-31

few weeks ago.-Eddyville Tribune.
Il Eva Frantz of New Sharon, VIII
has been employed in Earl Rempp'
variety store has accepted a position
lin the New Sharon telephone exch
ange and leaves Monday.-Montezum;
Republican.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sage and sol
walter were Sunday dinner guests a
the Harry Deck home at Oskaloosa
Mr.. Sage's father, Thomas Sage, o
Abba, who has been visiting at the
home of his granddaughter, Mrs. Deck
came home with them to spend few
days.-Eddyville Tribune.
Miss Margaret Morse went to Masor
City this morning to visit friends. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Macy of SullS
were visiting at the H. c. Hull home
Friday.
Miss Mable Narverut went to Abba
this morning TO attend case, nursing
for DR.. jackson. ....
Thomas Cole, agent of the Metrop
olitan Life Insurance Company went
to Evans Monday.
Mrs. Dodgers left for Des Moines
last week to visit a few days with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. C. w. Bollinger has been in
Ottumwa for the past few days visit.
ing with relatives and friends.
Mrs. U. T. Pilkington of Abba visit
ed her sisters, Mrs. e. A. Duncan and
Mrs. G. C. Rhoades yesterday. ....
Miss Zoe Decker went to Eddyville
Saturday to spend a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Laura Decker.
Mrs. Henry Sick and Mrs. d. Van
SAINT went to Ewart this morning to
visit at the home of Neil Sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Johnson of
Searsboro were in town Friday and
and visited at the H. C. Hull
home.
Miss Vero Pemberton, student at
Penn college went to Iowa Falls this
to spend few days with her
parents. .-.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Haun of Grinnell
who have been visiting at the George
Carbon home returned to their home
this morning.
Ralph Sherman. an Oskaloosa boy.
is supposed to be somewhere in
France" having left New York eight
Dr. ten days ago.
Keith and Forest Bible came home
rom Marshalltown last evening where
hey have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. George Parrott.
Mrs. Margaret Fleming who has
1een sick with pneumonia is now able
% sit up in a chair part of the day
Ind is getting along nicely.
Miss Mary Reynolds went to her
school in Abba Saturday. where she
IS teacher in English. after spending
he week end with her parents.
Deputy Sheriff Eph. Allender re-
from Anamosa this morning
With "Bill Davis" who is wanted as a
on the Jesse Osborn case.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Robinson have
changed their place of residence from
1913 North G street to 7O7 c Avenue
vest where they will make their home.
John Sherman of Barnes City cal
ed briefly at the home of his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. S. l.. Sherman one day
asst week. He is nursing a very sore
niger.
Constable John Broyles of the o.
:. G. Phillips court is able to resume
lis duties again this morning after
,eing confined TO his home for the
Jast week.
Charles Mendensall who is danger
,usly i'll with brain fever at the Luth-
,ran hospital in Des Moines was re-
ported last night as no better and
With little hopes of recovery.
Grant Stout and mother, Mrs. Mar
ha Stout accompanied Mrs. Logan
Graham and children to their new
lone near Indianola, Iowa, where Mr..
Graham recently purchased farm.
Mr.. Stout has returned home but Mrs.
Stout will remain with her daughter
Mrs. Graham the remainder of the
winter.
OF we'll known Oskaloosa boy the
0taumwa Courier says: John Ham
mes of the Nelson MaddenRa Co. has
orders to report at Urbana,
Illinois, one of the United States av-
alton ground schools. Mr.. Hammes
expects to leave Ottumwa Thursday
Tor Urbana. After eight weeks in
struction he will enter flying school.
Miss Rebecca DeCook visited her
father Stephen DeCook at Pella We'd
nesday.
Misses Marie and Agnes Wander
Hart of Pella visited relatives here
last week.
Mrs. B. Heerema of Pella is visiting
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
john Hollander.
Will Johnson has returned to his
home after visit in Searsboro with
his son Chalmers.
Miss Minnie Foote of Des Moines is
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