The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-03-14

VIII take pOSScSSlOh oooh. AHS 80
paid for the farm was $4,000, consit
cred a very good sale. Bloomfiel
Republican.
Arden Mccoy, well known abou
Oskaloosa and formerly connecte'
with the Iowa National Guard, ha
resigned his place in the composing
rooms of the Herald and will publish
paper of his own in Roanoke nea
PERT, Indiana. He takes over TN
Property Of relative who has beel
called to the front Many Oska
loosa friends are loath to part witt
this excellent family.
Elmo Lowry was in New Sharon
Saturday
Miss Ethel Kirk of New Sharon was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Watson were
in Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. Neya Harden of Sigourney
was in town Thursday
c. c. Pike returned this morning
from Lavina, Montana.
Mrs. Anna Ireland of Fremont was
a business caller Saturday.
Erwin Kirk of Hedrick was in town
Friday attending to business.
Mrs. S. l.. Parkhurst of Lacey was
a Saturday shopper in the city.
Mrs. Ernie CASTOR and children of
Rose Hill were Saturday callers.
Miss Marcia Norton of Fremont
was in town Saturday, shopping.
C. Ed Beman was business pas
senger to Grinnell this morning.
Mrs. Frank Underwood and son
Robert were in Ottumwa Saturday.
Miss Lois Macy went to Wright this
morning after a Sunday at home here.
Harold Gibson of Ottumwa was in
own Saturday attending to business.
Mrs. Richard Hughes of New Shar,
IN was shopping in the city Saturday.
Miss Martha Coyer of Cedar Rap
DIS made a trip to Oskaloosa Satur-
lay.
Mrs. George Johnston came from
Chillicothe to visit her father, Mr..
shroyer.
Lloyd Connor spent Sunday in Mar.
with his friend, Lawrence
Sullivan.
Mrs. j. B. Mitchell of COL Third ave-
lue east is very i'll with stomach
rouble.
Mrs. John Jackson and son Herald
rom Givin were in the city Saturday
shopping.
Miss Marie Funk of Taintor attend.
ID the teachers study center held
lere Saturday.
Mrs. Chester Fleming of Taintor
listed her mother, Mrs. P. E. Dun
ANY, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens went to
Abba Saturday for week end visit
With. their son Dave.
Mrs. A. ]. Lyle went to Blakesburg
Saturday to spend several days with
hrs. W. r. Swassick.
Miss Edith Phillips of near New
Sharon attended the teachers study
enter here Saturday.
Mrs. S. ]. Walthall went to Grin
lell this morning to see her sister,
drs. Fred ]. Whitney. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foulkes and
,aby Goldie of Cricket spent Sunday
n Abba with relatives.
Miss Mabel Busby came Saturday
rom Grinnell to spend the week end
With Miss Esther Egan.
DR.. Frank went to Moravia Sunday
o be with his brother, DR.. A. ]. Frank
Who is here from Kansas.
Mrs. o. B. Messer returned home
his morning after spending Sunday
n Abba with her husband
w. w. White, the NJ. & st. l.. bag
rage man, spent Sunday with his
amily on High avenue west
Miss Laura Catlin, who is teaching
n Eddyville was in the city Saturday
ind attended the Study Center.
Mrs. W. T. McGriff and Mrs. Fred
Davis were business shoppers in the
;ity Saturday from New Sharon.
Miss Ruth Buell. returned to her
school work in Taintor this morning
lfter Sunday visit in the city.
Mrs. Emma Reynolds went to Grin
lell Saturday called by the sickness
If her sister, Mrs. Austin Fleming.
Edgar Tessmann went to Ottumwa
Saturday to take a civil service ex-
animation for, departmental clerk.
Miss Mary Lewis and Miss Leila
Stephen of New Sharon attended the
study center in the city Saturday.
Miss Hazel Berner returned to her
school in Lacey this morning after
4 week end call upon her parents.
Mrs. Henry Van Corp went to New
Sharon Saturday to spend few days
with her sister. Miss Garda HENCE.
Mrs. J. II. Ruby came Saturday from
Cedar Rapids to spend the week end
with her sister, Mrs. r. S. Mortimer.
Miss Mary Cosand returned to