The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-18


& b. ]. Snyder and w. L. Beans homes
Mr. Beans is still stationed at CamT
n Dodge and Mrs. Beans is teaching in
! the Des Moines schools.
J., Mrs. Russell and son Bob. Of Oma
ha. passed through Oskaloosa Satur
8 day on their way to Washington. d
/ c., by auto, to join Mr.. Russell, who
e has government position. They
visited at the home of c, g. Wallet
!, on A avenue east while in town.
Mesdames Jap Timbrell and A. r.
Barnes, who have been to Boston
and Jersey City in. the interest of the
Christian Scienc@ and while away
J visited Mrs. Eddy's tomb, We're met
Sunday in Ottumwa by Messrs. Tim.
brell and Barnes and motored to the
city.
i Hobert White and David Broughton
came home this morning after being
called to Mason City because of the
accident suffered by Clyde Broughton
who fell from a ditching machine and
was hurt Clyde is in the Park hos
pital and is reported as resting fairly
we'll
Irving Johnson was caller in Grin
nell Thursday.
John Doak was a business caller in
Sigourney Thursday.
Newt Heldeman, of Thornburg, was
a caller in the city Thursday.
Sheriff George Elgin, of Centeryllle, |
was business caller in the city Thurs
day.
Miss Berniee McJunkIn has returned
from a visit in Keota at the John Nc.
Nance hoBe.
Mesdames Kirby Walters and Will
son. of Barnes City. were callers in
the city Friday.
Miss Sibbie Hoskins has returned
to her home after spending several
days here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. H. Reger and daughter Sar-
all of Marshalltown, are here visiting
their daughter and sister Mrs. Josie
Roger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dunn and baby
OF Keswick, have returned home afer-
spending several days here visiting
with relatives and friends.
Richard Rice has been here this ,
week from Deming, New Mexico, Wis
ting his sister Mrs. Jasper Hull. He
is meWuer of the Engineers corps.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hovey who spent several
days last week at the home of her
.,arents Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Brobst at !,
has returned to her home.
Rev. McFerran was summoned to
Fremont Friday evening to deliver
an address at, the High school at that
place upon the occasion of the unfurl-
ng Of the school service flag which
has ten stars. 1
Mrs. Chester Bryan and daughter
eft Saturday for their home in Oska- y
oosa after pleasant visit of several
lays at the j. B. Bryan home.-M Monte
yuma Republican.
David Gill. a former Oskaloosa boy \
md Penn student is making good
n special field where he has hit b
,ast stride. He is active in Army
work and is now stationad at Camp q
Dodge but will likely be sent abroad :
n the near future. :
Miss Bertha Sarver has resigned
Ter position as bookkeeper for the :
Advertising Novelty Company which r
she has held for five or six years and :
will leave Saturday for her old r
home town. Tracy. to take a position
n a bank. Miss Sarver has been act
We in the Methodist chair and other o
,hurch work, and is going to be great {
y missed On Tuesday evening, S
the was entertained at the E. l.. Earl '
i home for tea. which proved a pleas '
int surprise to her, as the Queen \
Esther Circle were the guests-the Il
being farewell courtesy c
or Miss Bertha, who has been very p
popular with its members. On be g
half OF the Queen Esthers. Mrs. Mil p
on Addicks presented her with
handsome souvenir spoon. The even c
ng was pleasant one for all present Il
Miss SarVis ha made her home here b
With her sister, Mrs. Fred l.. Vernon. \
Newton Record. II
Chas. V. Hoffman, accompanied by Q
Hrs Hoffman, returned home Friday Il
evening from Kansas City where for 4
he past three weeks. Mr., Hoffmann e
put in his time" at the Fitwell Artiti. a
,ial Limb factory in endeavor to be
tilted to wooden legs" He feels that T
he has been properly adjusted and \
made Roadway as to standing upon !,
hem and in being able TO take few {
steps with the aid OF the bull pen. 4
He comes home TO await the finishing .
u the legs and their shipment to him 1
ghen he will erect his own bull pen" q
md complete his course OF instruction +
1t home "Itis going TO take time and i
patience and confidence" says he 'and !
plenty of II but | am determined TO \
walk, with the aid Of crutches or canes.
hough am satisfied it will take sew
eral months and perhaps year" Dur
ing his stay in Kansas City he met
chas ID. Cowgirl. OF Lawrence, Kan
sag, who was formerly with the II. L.