The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-28

IN Ofuer 10 near billy ouHuay SpSd
ana also visit with his nephew.
Il y. ~. o'Tlearn and Mrs. J. A
o'Hearn who spent the past few day
al the S. b. CErey home, returne'
to their home in Monmouth Satur
day.
i Bryan Minniek and Fay Curti:
were passengers Sunday to Brooklyn
Iowa, from which place Bryan viii
drive his mothers car to Stewart
Minnesota
Mrs. j. c. Phillips and daughters
Miss Bernice and Beva, were in the
city Saturday visiting Mrs. Phillips
father, J, NJ, Shroyer, who is at Use
Abbott hospital.
Ma. and Mrs. Harrison Smith and
son, Harrison Jr,, who have been Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. Edward Don.
i ley, returned to their home in Des
Moines Saturday
Rev. C. II. Deyoe of the Christian
church spoke at Union Mills Sunday
evening in the interests of the Easter
drive for the Men and Millions move.
ment of the Christian church.
Mrs. Charles Sears and daughter
Iva went to their home in Richland
Saturday after visiting at the home
of John Byers. Jr, east of town, who
have new baby daughter at their
house
Miss Lynn Silverthorne left last
Saturday for Chicago where she will
take two weeks work to prepare for
her Chautauqua tour. Mrs. Hattie
Silverthorne and Mrs. Let Mccormick
accompanied her to Chicago
Mrs. Bert Curey of Marshalltown
was in the city Saturday with her
niece, Miss Hazel Abbott, who went
to Harvey TO make her home with her
father. Mrs. Curey spent the day
Luke Bitlick was business caller
in Delta Monday.
C. E, Stockman was business call
err in Bloomfield Friday.
Mrs. c.. II. Miller and daughter Alta
of Harvey were business callers in
the city Friday.
Mrs. Adah Caster of Knoxville has
returned to her home after visiting
with Mrs. Eebecca Bridges.
Mrs. Cakes Hollingshead, daughter
Mary and son Lee Of Knoxville were
recent callers on Miss Sarah Holdings
head.
Harry Van Wyk of Peila whose lit
tie daughter is in the Mahaska hos
pital recuperating from an operation
called on her Monday.
Charles " Hoffman, went TO Kan
sas City Saturday afternoon to be fit
ted with artificial legs. He was accom-
panied By w. H. Kalbach:
Charles Phelps went to Chicago on'
Saturday to loQk after business for
the Phelps Mortgage Company. He ex
poets to return tomorrow or Wednes-
day
Miss Leila Sampson, who has been
employed at the Underwood Candy
for the past two years left Thursday
evening for Washington D. c., where
she will take up stenographic work for
the government.
n. L. Towle formerly of this city but
now residing in Chicago has been pick
ed as one of the men to go out in Chi
cago to give short four,minute talks
on the Thrift Stamps and the Ord Lib
erty Loan Mr. Toll will work the The.
aires on the North side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden Mccoy and their
of Oskaloosa recently spent
several days at the Frank Drcibelbeis
homo. Mr.. Mccoy recently, purchased
/ weekly newspaper at Roanoke, Ind.
and the family left last Friday even
ng for their new home 3ussey Rec,
ord.
II. ID. Ware and family called on
friends Sunday.
Mrs. w. r. Harmon, of Grinnell, was
business caller Monday.
NJ f. Brown was a, passenger, to-
New Sharon Monday morning
Mrs, Geo Arganbright, of Fremont.
vas in town MondaJ.
G. L. Mason. of Marshalltown, was
n town Monday between trains.
]. p. Seibert went to Abba last even
ne TO see his brother George who is
very ILL.
Harry Cook and Lester Wharton, OF
Fremont, spent Sunday with friends
n the city.
Miss Pearl Kentfeld, of Giyin, was
/ week end visitor in the city with
'elatives
Misses Alene and Dorothy Hannah,
of ,MaIShaltown were in town Mon.
lay shopping.