The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-10-17

tx day furloush visiting here and will
relatives in Grinnell He will returI
to his band now stationed at CAM
Kearney
Sergt. w. w Trusell, who before
his enlistment was in the employ Of
Lamberson-Hunt, sends word TO his
aunt, Mrs. w. w. Montgomery Ct his
safe arrival in England, His address al
present is London, Att. 24S Aero
Squadron, care of Hdqrs. American
Air Service, Guoing Hotel, Grosvenor
Garden, S. W. |.
Homer Charles a former well known
Oskaloosa boy and for while con-
nected with the screen wagon mail
service of the post office, came in
Friday for a short visit among old
time friends. Homer is now and has
been for several years, a resident of
| Omaha, where he is connected with
a large machinery manufacturing
! company.
Mrs. James Atchison, daughter Leila
and Mrs. Roy Smith departed yester-
day for Chicago, in the Atchison fam.
! lily car. Mrs Atchison and Miss Leila
will go or from Chicago to join Miss
Lucille Atchison and make their future
home in Milwaukee. Miss Amy Rosen-
blatt, who had expected TO accompany
them to Chicago was detained and
went by train last night.
Oscar Blair, who for number of
years has owned and occupied farm
of ninety acres between Eddyville and
Dudley, has disposed oil his farm, sell
ing it to John Olson, of near Rose Hill.
The new owner will move on the place
on or before March list next. The
Blairs have not yet decided upon To-
cation, but we certainly hope they will
continue to reside IN this vicinity.
Judge and Mrs. w. G. Clements re-
turned from Iowa City where the
Judge has been in the university Hos
pital since last July taking treatments
for anaemia A test of his blood TAX
en- lust before his return shows his
condition to be much improved and
his family hope that the improvement
may be permanent and the Judge may
enjoy many more years of health yet.
Newton Record.
George Alderman, of Fremont was a
business caller here Saturday.
Mrs. r. L. Denning. of Fremont, was
in town Saturday visiting her mother.
H. B. Pierson and family, of Abba.
visited over Sunday with parents i'll
the city.
Miss Mary Reynolds who has been
visiting for several days at Clarion,
returned to her home.
Will McFaIl of Camp Dodge has
been transferred to Fit Benjamin Har-
rison Ind, Base Hospital.
Mrs. Ralph Stout and son Dave, Of
Birmingham, are visiting with Miss
Hattie Cole at 115 Second avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Long and child
rem. of Newton, motored TO the city
Saturday to be with Mrs. Longs par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitmore are in
receipt of cablegram from their son
Harry stating his safe arrival I'M
France.
Mrs. +. Graft who has been visiting
with her son Ralph and wife at Mar
shalltown has returned to her home
in the city.
J. H. Kullmer. Jr., who has been at
tending the convention of Laundry
Workers at Chicago. returned Friday
evening over the NJ. & St. L.
The entire family OF Joe Minor
have been stricken with the Spanish
influenza, following the death of their
son in camp with the epidemic.
Miss Rose Under of Reinbeck re-
turned home Saturday accompanied aSI
faras Marshalltown by Mrs. J. H. Kull-
mer who went TO Marshalltown to-
spend the day.
DR.. J. G. Roberts. John McGregor,
John Bensmiller and Dan Fry motor
ed to Fairfield Saturday 10 attend the.
football game between o. II. 5. and
Fairfield.
John d. Long former well known
coal operator of this city but of recent
years engaged in the same business
in Montana is in the city for few
DAYS renewing old acquaintance.
Dave Hawkins has received word
fom his father J. ID. stating that his
work at New Port News in the build
ing of houses for ship builders has
been transferred to Richmond. Va.
Miss Florence Goodner arrived
home from Houston, Texas. whittier
she accompanied her sister Mrs. Eva
Cutie who will spend the winter with
her husband at Ellington Aviation
Field.
DR.. and Mrs. Z. II. Hughes and the
baby. of Corydon, came over for
weekend visit at the parental c. Il.
Lewis home. DIR. and Mrs. Hughes are
nicely located i'm their new home, and
the Doctor is enjoying a fire practice.
Jesse Laffollette, of o. II. s., who
does some reporting for the Herald
was taken sick Sunday afternoon. For
a time il was thought that he might
ho n ,.ic.;,n of influenza hut today IL