The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-21
PERSONAL

, Jisiting relatives in Cedar for the past
week returned yesterday.
William Spas, wife and daughter,
! Miss Marvel, were over Sunday visit
ors al the j. w. Doak home, No 400
Fourth avenue East.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Flint of York,
| Neb, have moved 10 Oskaloosa and
/ have apartments at the Duffin House.
Mr.. Flint is the new manager OF the
Woolworth Ten cent Store.
Albert Fryhoff who has been in
camp Cody has been given three
weeks furlougn and extension and
with others will go to Philadelphia and
from there to France for construction
work.
Mrs T. A. Fry was in Marshalltown
last week in attendance at the funer-
al of Mrs. Chas. W. Lage which was
at St Mary's church in charge of Rev.
J. j. Fitzpatrick. Interment was made
in Riverside cemetery.
Earl Rempp, who mas conducted a
variety store in Montezuma the past
year and has practically closed out his
stock, has rented a room in Barnes
CITY and will conduct store at that
point. Republican.
The three young ladies from Penn
college: Misses Madden, Kramme and
! Hoskins gave very satisfactory en-
! tertainment at the Congregational
church Wednesday evening. The col
lection amounted to $2521 of which
S10.21 goes to the Red Cross.-Eddy-
vile Tribune.
Those who assisted the County SUI
pcrintendent in transcribing the occu'
patton cards of the drafted men from
the questionnaires on Saturday were:
Misses Cora Ryan, Mabel Ware, Mrs
Maude Parry. Helen Moore, Annabelle
Mcntzer, Mary Sewers, Mildred Spen-
Ger, Mrs A. X. Ewing, Mary Osia,
Mary A. Moore, Helen Boyer, Gene
We've Christy, Elizabeth Washburn,
Ora Victor, Jessie Coleman, Dorothy
Farmhouse, Eta Barnhart and Emma
Cruickshank.
Mrs Francis Roop of 400 End avenue
vest celebrated her eighty-seventh
birthday Sunday, February II, 1913.
Those present from out of town We're
Mrs Adeline Yale and Mrs. c. M
Bloomfield of Abba, Mrs. Sam Elder
and daughter Virginia of Ottumwa
Mrs Ray Cartwright and son of Ell
! i l,h 70 ri Nd
Betty Green, and Raymond Robinson
of Oskaloosa were present. Mrs. Roop
has spent most of her married life
in Oskaloosa, this been siXty-five years
She makes her home with her son,
Frank Roop. and daughter on Second
avenue West. A delightful day was
spent at the home and fine birthday
dinner was enjoyed.
Keith A. Grown, physical director of
! the Oskaloosa Y. NJ. c. A. has been
! employed to be physical director OF
the local association. He will come
| here April Is, and will succeed Milton
A. Stauffer, who will leave the assO-
! citation soon afterwards to enlist in the
! aviation section of the army. Mr..
! Crown is % years of age and married.
| Mr.. Crown has been physical director
at OskaloOsa for year and IN addi-
| ton to the gymnasium work has mad
! charge of the swimming, being instruc-
! tor not only for the association but al
! so for the classes of girls and women
Of the Y. W. c. A, who use the pool
! of the Oskaloosa association. IN addi-
ton he has charge of the boys Bible
! study classes. Mr.. Crown is harm.
! Lngton, Iowa young man. He entered
| Y. NJ. c. A. work with the Keokuk as
| sociaIion where for two and one half
years he was in charge of the physical
and playground work Later he was
engaged in playground and community
work in East Ottumwa for the Ottum-
wa association Times
Republican.
Frank Chord made business trip
to Hedrick Monday
Mr.. Blockkolb, of Des Moines, was
in town Monday on business
Liston McN1illen went to Abba Mon
day to attend to law matters.
Miss Laura Lewis went to Charlton
this morning to visit her parents
Mrs. c.. d. Flory left Saturday for a
visit with friends in Buxton and
Cricket.
Fl. n. Anderson. of Marshalltown,
was in town yesterday attending to
business.
Mrs. Art Wymore and son Foster
went to Bows this morning where she
will visit her sister Mrs. l.. E. Bridges.
Warren Kirk returned to Grinnell
Monday morning after spending the
week end with his parents J. w. KIRK.
Miss nellie Ryan of the Baldauf-R os-
enblatt store, has returned from
goods purchasing trip to New York
City. ;
Miss ELENA, McMullen returned to
her home i'm BradyVille this morning
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bolles
of this city.