The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-28
we're callers in the city Monday.

business caller in the city Monday.
Mrs. Maude Jones was in Des
Moincs yesterday, visiting her son
Gilbert
Roy Evans who is in training in
Dayton, Ohio, visited here from Friday
till Sunday.
c. c. Pike has received word from
Ralph Wright stating of his safe arrv
al over there.
Miss Lucille Young of New Sharon
was in town Tuesday visiting friends
between trains.
Jack Barnes of Des Moines yester.
day was in town Tuesday visiting With
friends and relatives.
Jim Roger and wife of Moline are
visiting relatives and friends in the
city for a short time.
Miss Elizabeth Neagle has received
word that her brother-in-law is danger
ously i'll at Casey, Iowa.
Mrs. Margaret C. Willis of Marshall.
town is visiting her brother c. Powell
and relatives of this city.
Mr.. McCray manager of the Lyric
Theatre went to Chicago Monday ev-
ening to attend to business.
Mrs. J. Fletcher went to Marshall
town yesterday evening to spend the
day with her father, Mr.. James Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hartman and
children motored to Oskaloosa Monday
and will spend few days with rela,
lives.
Mrs. w. S. Stewart went to New
Sharon this morning. called by the
death of Mr. Stewards nephew, Donald
Stewart.
Mrs. ii. A. Manley who lives at 1929
NJ avenue West, reports thirteen little
chickens Matched from thirteen eggs
yesterday
Miss Myrel Maxwell went to her
home in Centerville yesterday after
visiting the past week with Mrs. E.
harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bell and fam
lily of Charlton, Ia, are spending a
few days in Beacon with her mother
Mrs. Llewcllyn.
Miss Mary Reynolds went TO her
school in Abba this morning after
spending the week end with her par
ents ]. A. Reynolds.
A..H. Hoover of Chilicothe, Mo, has
accepted position with the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company and
will be located in this city.
Mrs. Mara Barr and Mrs. Clarence
vermillion went to Iowa City this
morning to visit with daughter and
sister, Mrs. w N. Snodgrass.
Mrs. f. Moore came from Mason
City this morning after attending the
Court of Honor State Convention. The
regular enrolment was three hundred
but was increased by taking in two
hundred candidates and all the SUI
preme officers including state Record
.cr Robinson vi; , has held the place
for the past twenty years were pres
ent. The National meeting is to be held
in Minneapolis the 28th., Mrs. Moore is
the Chancellor for Court No. "a of os'
kaloosa.
Frank Ewing is over from Knoxville
attending to business
e. e. Cash was in Agency last week
at the Frank Humphrey home.
Chas. Ruby, of Des Moines, is in
town on business for few days,
Joseph Kirkland. of Ewart, was a
business caller in the city Saturday
j. b. Fansher and family are moving
from AIS North A street to los ay
enue west.
Mrs. Messerschmitt spent last Wed
nesday at Webster with Mr. and Mrs
Joe wilkins.
Mrs. Ralph Dunn and baby have re
turned to their home in Keswick after
"a visit of three weeks with relatives
and friends.
Wesley and Frank Hutchinson re
turned to their home in Ripon, Wis.
after having spent two weeks in tho
city visiting friends.
Francis Meek, of Beacon, met Will
an unpleasant experience while IL
Camp Dodge. Not thinking she tool
IA kodak with her to the camp and wa:
|arested by the camp officials as cam
|eras are not allowed.
Fred A. Bell Is in receipt OF lettel
from his son, Fay Bell. from Winchest
|er England. announcing his departure
for France. Fay left 0skaloosa will
Company Fl, but was transferred wher
reaching England and has been doins
clerical work.
j. l.. Milligan Is in receipt Of a lette
from the War Department asking TO
recommendation of Otto Il. Stroh
meier who is applying for special worl
IN the United States Navy, .1yerybod.
lin the city knows Dutch. and ar,
Wishing him SUCCESS.