The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-28

after attending to business in th
city.
Mr.. and Mrs B. K. Evans and so
have moved from New Sharon an
are now located at 307 South C stree
Nj. Evans is employed at the Ka
bach Lumber Co.
Mrs. C. Miller went to Oskaloos
Saturday 10 see her daughter Fern
who is in the hospital there recover
ing from an operation for appendi
Icitis.-New Sharon Star.
Mrs. T. G. Janney, who has beer
spending the winter with her sol
Frank in Georgia, returned the frs
of the week. and is quite indisposed
suffering with bad case of bronchi
tbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Janney have apart
mentS at the Duffin House.
| W. NJ Crawford has returned from
q business trip to Texas and Oklaho
ma, lasting two months. He also
visited a brother and sister in 0lney
Texas. He reports fine weather
when he left and says they were
planting potatoes and garden on the
14th of February.
Those who assisted the County Su,
| perintendent in transcribing the occu.
pational cards of the drafted men from
the questionnaires on Thursday were
Misses Grace Rowe, Mary Sewers,
Mary Morris, Clara Sheriff, Margaret
and Minnie Lichtenheld, Edith Frost
and Evelyn Fricke.
Rev. A. S. Kilbourn was dinner
guest at the Methodist parsonage last
Friday evening after which he and
Rev. Lucius l.. Smith went to Oska-
loosa to attend the Patriotic meeting
held in the opera house under the di-
rection of the National Food Admins
MISUNDERSTANDING Tribune.
Word comes to Montezuma that ].
E. Caring, who has been i'll at his
home in Oskaloosa for several months
does not improve and that he may
not recover from the lung trouble that
affiicts him. Mr.. Caring is a former
Barnes City and Montezuma resident
and spent practically his entire life in
this community Many, many friends
here hope that he will ultimately re-
cover.-Montezuma Republican.
Fred r. Beck arrived home Sunday
from an extended trip through the
south. He was gone six weeks and
visited most of the southern cities of
note. He stopped couple of days at
Nashville, Tenn, and called on Miss
Hazel Fellers, who is attending school
there. He was at Atlanta, Georgia, a
short time, then went to Jacksonville,
Florida Here he spent week visit
ing F. S. Bridger, formerly cashier of
the Farmers State Savings bank of
Fremont and found him well. He has
a splendid position in the commissary
department at the cantonment near
that place, has never done any drill
ing and will likely stay in his present
position. He is we'll likel by the SOL
der boys and enjoys the work among
them. Fred took trip down the st.
Johns river and spent a week in that
part of Florida. He visited Charles
ton, S. c., and remained at that place
a few days. Returning home he
came by the way of Richmond, Va,
Washington, D. c., and Chicago, Wis
iting each one of these places. He is
not enraptured with the south and
said that Iowa looked mighty good to
him-Fremont Gazette.
Mrs. ]. Mace Hagan visited with
friends in Centerville last week
Vanlaw Hadley of Richland was a
business caller in the city last week.
Mrs. Jack Rebertus and Mrs H. Van
der Syde of Pella were Oskaloosa
callers Thursday.
Mrs. West has gone to Knoxville to
make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. James McNulty.
Miss Lena Blair returned to her
home in Grinnell after a short visit
here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Fred Miller of Moore, Iowa, is
visiting in the city a few days with
her sister and other relatives.
Mrs. John Campbell and son came
in Saturday to see her son Fred, who
left for Des Moines at noon with the
other Selects.
Mrs. Z. Dencore and son Harry re.
turned to their home in Lynnville af.
ter visiting relatives and friends here
for the past few days.
Mrs. Cornie Van Domsellaar has re-
turned TO her home in PeIIa after a
short visit here at the home of her
friend, Mrs. Harry Hull.
Rev. c. p. Lampher, wife and chill.
dren returned to their home in Mar.
shalltown Saturday after attending
! the educational convention held at the
! Nazarene church.
Mrs. w. l.. Wray has returned 10
her home in Nevada after spending
the past few days with her sister,
Miss Laura Montgomery, and at the
w. Fl. Wray home.
Mrs Norton Mitchell and baby Ar.
thena and sister, Miss Mitchell have
returned to their home in Des Moines
alter spending the past week with rel.