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

stated that although he appreciated
the car, he never would appreciate il
as much as the fact that the workers
gave ii to him."
Miss Edna Crowder went to New
Sharon Thursday to visit her sistel
Mcvey.
Mrs. F. d. yanderberg. of Pella, has
come to visit her sister Mrs. J. w
Laffollett.
Miss May Deck went to New Sharon
Thursday afternoon to attend the com
mencement.
] Mrs. G. Lawson and daughter Miss
Sarah. of Abba, went to GrinnelI
Thursday to visit relatives.
James Dodds and Alfred Kitchener
left Thursday for Dallas, Texas, where
they will join the Aviation Corps.
Mrs. J. r. Roberts leaves for Kansas
City today to spend Sunday with her
soon Harry who expects to leave for
France soon.
Mrs. Henry Seekers OF the Lacey
Hotel went to Waterloo Thursday to
visit few days with her daughter Mrs.
F. S. Garrbrant.
Herman Sondregger, Manford Thorn
Wrinkle left yesterday for Des Moines
to enlist in the U. S. Navy.
Mrs. Jennie Graham and children
and her sister Mrs. James Stewart
went to Grinnell yesterday where she
will visit a few days with her sister.
Mrs. J. II. Crowder is in receipt of
letter from her son Paul at Camp
Mills, written the first of the week. He
said by the time the letter reached
her he would probably be on his way
to France.
Harry Roenspeiss, Fred Roenspeiss,
George Porter. Floyd Mccall and John
Young left for Ottumwa yesterday
where they report for duty in the
heavy artillery. The boys enlisted at
that place last week.
Charles Felker, of Chicago, manager
of the Sales Department of the Central
Electrical Supply Company, spent |
Decoration Day with Oskaloosa rela
tives and friends, guest Of his sister, |
Mrs. F. S. Terrence. He returned to
his home yesterday.
Rev. ]. A. Ward is taking advantage
of the month of June for a rest from
his labors as the pastor of the -Nazar-
enc church and will use the time in
a trip to the Eastern states here his
wife and children are in New York
and Brooklyn. Rev. Ward has made a
great success of his work since COM
ing to Oskaloosa and his church was
never in a better condition both spir-
itually and materially than it is now.
The pulpit will be supplied during his
absence.
Walter NJ. Chambers of 402 South
Market street, on the Friday evening
previous to his departure with the Ma
haska county contingent to Camp
Dodge, was the recipient of happy
surprise by his friends in the Epworth
League of the NJ. L. church and during
the social evening. District President
C. II. Feezer presented Walter as a
gift of regard from his friends a fine
Trench wrist watch. that will no doubt
prove a valuable aid to him in his sol
dicr life. Walters father was present
from OttumWa and also his four sis.
ters, Blanche. Gladys, Mary and Jan
cite. The gift was wholly unexpected
but was thoroughly appreciated and
all the more because of the delightful
associations that cluster about this
gift of remembrance.
Miss Sadie Trimpy went to Malcolm
Saturday to visit friends.
Miss Bessie Christison went to
Grinnell Saturday to visit a few days.
Mrs. NJ E. Dayton of Grinnell was
business caller in the city Satur
day.
Mrs. J. E. Stuehrk went to Belle
PLANE Saturday to attend to bust,
ness.
Mrs. ]. w. Wray came Saturday
evening from Waterloo to visit reIa,
tives.
Mrs. E. Jones went to Givin Satur-
day to visit the week end with
friends.
Mrs S. B. Swack of Newton and
daughter Rena were callers in the
city Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stratton and
daughter Martha, of Taintor, are Wis.
iting relatives.
Mrs. w X. Airy and children of
Pennington, ILL.,, are visiting at the
parental l.. J. Airy home.
II. n. Bradson of Burlington return.
cd TO his home after week in the
city attending to business.
Mrs. William Baxter and grandson
James have moved to Abba where
they will make their home.
Miss Margaret Thompson of Ere
mont was calling upon her friends in
the city Thursday and Friday.
Dannie Trimpy of Ottumwa was in
the city Decoration Day with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Trimpy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w p. Marsh of New