The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-10

several days with her brother L
Rowley in Bussey.
Miss Fairy Akedman went to hel
school in Grinnell after spending the
week end with her parents in Fremont
Mrs. George Ackerman was in the city
Saturday shopping.
Mrs. t. s. Garrabrant and daughter
Miss Lillian returned to their home in
Waterloo Saturday after spending the
holidays with her mother Mrs. T. See
bers at the Lacey Hotel.
Mrs. Harry Phinney returned last
night from Ottumwa where she &C
companied her sisters children Robert
and Harry Canon. They were placed
ON Burlington train for their home
in Chicago.
Mrs. o. e. Woods and sons Harold
and Robert went to Marshalltown Sat
urday to be with her husband who
has been transferred there with the
American ditcher which was working
on the M. & st. L. mountain of COAL
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Garner and
daughter Miss Beulah were at the Uni
versity Saturday with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Shroyer. They have
just returned from Chilliecothe, Mo-,
and were on their way to New Sharon
Mrs. Carl Carson and daughter Miss
Blenda formally residents of this city
but now of Mason City, went to Bux-
ton this morning to attend the funeral
of her aunt Mrs. Andrew Swanson
Mrs. Swanson was at the Abbott hospi
tai for six weeks but was taken to her
home in Buxton where she passed
away.
Mrs. U. G. Deck is away for ten
days visit at Decatur City.
Mrs. Henry Husson who was oper-
ated upon at Abbott's hospital is get
ting along nicely.
Miss Eva, Messers. Clod and Leon
Dixon spent the holidays with rel
atives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Traister of Beacon
have moved to Buxton where they
will make their home.
Miss Estella Imig of Cedar is in the
city for a few days helping at the
Red Cross headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Mcdonald OF
Beacon visited with relatives and
friends here over Sunday.
Mr. Elmer Potter of Algona, Iowa,
is here taking treatment of DR.. Abbott
&c nd af MnIl nf
Beacon.
Mrs. Robert Morrison of Davenport
Iowa, was a visitor with her sister
Mrs. Garrett Middelcoop of Rose Hill
the past week.
Alfred C. Michener, representative
Of Redpath- -Vawter Lyceum Bureau of
Cedar Rapids. spent Sunday here at
the parental Michener home.
DR.. H. L. Steaks and wife of Tama,
was in Oskaloosa a few days last
week on professional business. For
several years Dr. Steaks resided in
Oskaloosa.
o. M. Chick has secured satisfac.
tory settlement on an accident policy
on which he had paid only one prem
ium, when he last fall met with an
accident that seriously injured his fin
gers.
Mrs. Nellie Knight received tele-
gram Friday, January 4th, 1918, an
nouncing the arrival Of S1A pound
son to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Knight OF
Twin Falls, Idaho. Mother and babe
doing nicely. The mother will be re-
as Miss Hazel Dilley.
Having practically completed his
labors for the government in the or.
ganization of Iowa Counties for food
conservation, Mr.. l. N. Taylor has
been drafted for the State Farm
Bureau Advisory Board of the Iowa
War Savings Campaign Organization"
The government did not ask him II
he would serve. His services were
commandered and he had no choice
in the matter.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. Milton Williams
of University Park, left on Monday
for San Antonio Texas, where they
Will meet LIlS OlllSI llClhbOio Va NASAA
party and will there inaugurate their
winter campaign particularly for the
benefit of the soldier boys in the
various army camps in that vicinity.
Rev. bud" Robinson has been spend
ing his vacation with his family in
Pasadena, California and Miss Virgin
ia Shaffer the singer spent the holl-
days in Florida. During his stay here
Rev. williams filed his report OF the
condition of the Williams-Robinson
Company, with the Collector OF Inter
nal Revenue and paid whatever in
come tax was necessary as Oskaloosa
is the official headquarters of the
company and all financial matters are
handled through the local banks.
Edward Bray spent Tuesday in
Richland with his parents.
Miss Bertha Blake went to Eddy
Vile last evening to visit relatives.
S. w. Kentfeld continues to be
about the same at the Mahaska hos
pital.
]. d. Snider returned home Sunday
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