The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-16

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j. i. Frain, Or. II. A. Bell, J. Fl
Harkins, Il. Fl. Ferguson, Earl Fergu
son, X, II. McBurney, j. b. Krout
Ben Roof, DR., +. A. Gillett. Guy Roof
DIR. l.. A. Osborne and Casper Der
! gen Fremont Gazette.
Rev. ID. w. Brown. pastor of the
African NJ E. church. corner of A
avenue west and North B street, has
! received letter from his daughter
Miss Minnie Brown, who after spend
ing several years in Russia, is now
on her way to America. She comes
by way Of Siberia, China, Japan, and
from there will come to Oskaloosa
by way of New York She is quite
a noted singer among her people and
will be glad to be with her parents
once more after so long an absence.
Frank Firm Ogden, the prominent
General Craftsman, who has made
his headquarters in Oskaloosa for a
year or so past has recently been
elected 10 membership in the Iowa
Society of Civil Engineers which has
its headquarters at Iowa City and
/ comprises a membership that extends
1 over the entire state. City Engineer
II. c. Hawkins, County Engineer r.
| III. Tumy and +. l.. Blank. who is
identified with the drainage work at
the river, are also local members of
this society. Mr.. Ogden has also
applied for membership in the Iowa
Chapter of the American Institute of
| Architects.
John P. Terrell. for almost year
manager of the Eddyyille Telephone
Co, went to Des Moines last week
and enlisted in the tank corps, his
classification being in the telephone
division. As John registered in
Sioux county. Iowa. during the regis
tration last June, he will be counted
as enlisting from that county. He
expects to be called soon, and will
20 first to the barracks at Columbus,
Ohio. and from there to Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania, for training He and
his wife have been TO Oskaloosa and
New Sharon recently visiting Mrs
Terreirs relatives. On Sunday they
visited relatives at New Sharon 9th
ers going with them were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Williams and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Johnson and families,
of Chillicothe. Monday night they
visited at the parental J. NJ. Shroyer
home at University Park Eddyville
Tribune
Ray Powell sends word back home
of his safe arrival at seaport in
France.
Miss Emma Cardio was week end
visitor in Grinnell with friends.
Chester Bryan was reported Satur-
day as being somewhat improved.
Mrs. A. L. Thompson of New Sharon
was Saturday shopper in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rowels went
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rowels.
Miss Erma Long OF Barnes City
spent the week end with friends here.
Mrs. Charles Coffin went to Mar
shalltown Saturday to visit with
friends.
Mrs. Anna Mattick of Abba spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in the city.
Mrs. Irwin Terrell and Miss Flor.
ence Ross were in Eddyvillc Saturday,
visiting relatives. .
Miss Hazel Shoemake was a passen-
cor ta ovi1ia THE r,ornipy IN ,as,,p,e
her school work.
Miss Bessie Taylor left for her home
in Delta Saturday and spent Sunday
with her parents and friends
Mrs. J. s. Henderson underwent an
operation Saturday at the Mahaska
hospital for gall stones.
Mrs. S. V. Reynolds went TO Grin
nell Saturday TO visit with her sister,
Mrs. Ruth Austin Fleming.
Mrs. George Trimbel went to New
Sharon Saturday 10 visit few days
at the home of Mrs. Young.
Miss Helen Jordan went to New
Sharon TO her school this morning. af
ter a Sunday visit at home.
Charles Pierce and family of Ottum.
wa were Sunday visitors with mother
knight al the Fifth avenue home.
Miss Enid JOY went to her home in
Charlton this morning after visiting
the week end with Miss V. Adams
Mrs. Z. c. Reeves was a passenger
to MarshalItown Saturday TO visit her
sister Mra. Kenworthy who is very i'll. |
Mrs. l.. J. Gilbert came from Algona
Saturday 20 visit her son. J.. S. Gilbert !
and attend the Episcopalian conycn- !,
ton.
Darel Muckler OF Grinnell but for
merry of this city is here for a few
days visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Ernest Coffin and daughter
Dorothy went TO Marshalltown Satur-
day TO visit her mother, Mrs. Ben
Hutton.
Mrs. Frank Porter went TO Marshall. |