The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-11
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guest At the W A. Jones home j
Bussey
Geo. Morgan of Oskaloosa went {
What Cheer Thursday to attend t
some business.
H. p. Way and wife Of Bussey wer
in oskaloosa last Sunday and attend
ed the knights Templar Easter ser
vices.
Mrs. d. ~ Cruzen went TO Redbud
H.. this morning where she will Wis
it with her daughter, Mrs. NJ Lebert
for a few days.
Miss Helen Palmgreen left this
morning for San Francisco where she
will go into government service in I
military hospital.
Belle Moon OF Oskaloosa was visit
ing at her home in Bussey Monday
and Tuesday, returning to her work
here Wednesday morning.
Miss Hilda Richards returned to
her home in Marshalltown after
spending the past few days in the
city at the d. Ragen home,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. v Mandell and
daughter Lois went to their home in
Humeston, Iowa, this morning after
attending school AT University Park.
Mrs. r. J. Woody left this morning
for Cherokee, Oklahoma, where she
will make her home after spending
the past week in the city with rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Squires Of Sioux
City are visiting friends and relatives
in town for couple of weeks, guests
OF Mrs. Squires' sister, Mrs. Patrick
Amlin.
Mrs. c. o. Macy Of Sully went to
Excelsior Springs thi morning where
she will spend the week with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Hull. Mr.,
Macy accompanied cattle through to
Chicago.
Mrs. c. H. Thompson returned to
her home in Albert Lea, Mimi, this
morning, after spending the past few
days with her father. S. Boonstra,
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in training at Camp Dodge.
Miss Grace Rowe, principal of
Webster School, and most popular
city teacher, left this morning for
Washington, d. c., where she will
take up government work Miss
Rowe hopes to spend Sunday in Chi
cago with her sister
Mrs. Grace Rhynsburger, county
superintendent of the Junior Red
Cross, went to Ottumwa yesterday to
confer with Division Superintendent
Cooley, who spoke at the educational
convention. She was accompanied
by Misses June Brewer and Mildred
Campbell.
N II. Richardson, an uncle of c. F.
Ream, made short visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ream Tuesday. He
left the following day for Oskaloosa
and from there he will go to visit his
brother, W. H. Richardson, at Delta,
Iowa before returning to his home
in Jingle, Wyoming. -Eddyville Trib-
une.
II will be of interest to the friends
of +. b. Gallagher and E. G. Rennie,
who enlisted as carpenters in the
Naval Aviation Corps early in De
cember. to learn of their rapid ad.
yancement Both OF the young men
were recently advanced To first class
ratings and are now acting as in.
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to the Curtiss plant from the Great
Lakes and other training stations.
They leave for Foreign Service in
few days and will continue their pres.
cnt work there in still higher ca
pacity. OskalOosa is being well rep
resented by the Navy men as well
as the Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Swanson and
daughter Eva, moved from their farm
in White Oak township last week to
Oskaloosa and are now occupying
their own home at 71S North Fourth
street Mr.. Swanson has been a res
ident Of the Swedish settlement for
number OF years and has always
taken prominent part in every aciy.
ity that was for the betterment of
the people or the government. The
family are Iyoal American citizens
and have subscribed literally TO ev.
cry call made by the government.
They win be greatly missed by their
numerous friends in this locality
Fremont Gazette.
Concerning young man well
known in Oskaloosa, son Of Miss Eta
Il. Davis, Dormitory Nurse at Penn
College, the Ames Times says: DE
los A. Davis, student at Iowa State
college. is $4,000 richer since last
Saturday when he sold patent to a
Philadelphia firm for that handsome
sum OF money The patent is an
Improvement on a kodak developer
or rather does away with much un-
necessary work which now has to be
done to, give white border TO the
developed pictures as they are now
Produced Mr. Davis has been a
student at Iowa State college and on
April 10 he will graduate. shortly
after that he will go to Washington,