The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-18

DeS MONIES by the serious condltlon
of her daughter, Mrs. DR.. w. N Wright
of Rose Hill, who last week submitted
to a surgical operation at the Method
list hospital in Des Moines. Her con-
dition is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Mccall, Miss
Ruth and Master Louis drove to Abba
last week to visit with friends and
relatives. Miss Ruth stayed over for a
week end visit.
Mr.. Richard Caldwell of Ashland,
Kansas, former Oskaloosa boy, the
Youngest son OF Mrs. Kate Caldwell of
this city is in U. S. Service at Van
couver, Washington.
According to the statement of Cam
Wallet who is just in from a trip
through the Dakotas, the crop pros
poets are above expectations and will
eclipse all previous records. The small
grains are going to make remark
/ able showing.
: Dale Brubaker has gone to Omaha
| for consignment OF several hundr. j
head of sheep to turn loose in the oIt
fields of his neighborhood to clean up
on places where the grain was leveled
by recent wind and hail. He will pur-
| chase for six of the farmers of the
community.
| Rev. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Lewis are
away on a six weeks vacation trip.
Most of the time will be spent in and
around their former homes in Penn
sylvania and West Virginia. During
Mrs. Lewis absence, the Red Cross
nome Service work will be cared for
by Miss Amy Rosenblatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Holloway and
Mr.. Halloway's mother Mrs. M. E. Hal
loway of Oskaloosa, have gone to Lake
Okoboji to spend a week or two visit
ing Mrs. Halloway's sister, Mrs. H. j..
Hedrick at the lakes. Mrs. M. E. Hal
loway will go from there to Sioux Fat!s
South Dakota, to pay visit to her
aughter.-Eddyville Tribune.
Bill Stump was the clown of the
l
deal of amusement Carl Johnson, how
ever, who was riding in the car with
| Bill, got off mean one on him. You
| know he related that we were to sc
| from Hamilton to Buxton and from
Buxton TO BusSey, but Buxton was
missed. Charlie Pike, who was driving
the car containing Johnson and Stump
came into Bussey with his lamps trim
med and burning. Somebody remarked
that the reason Charlie has his lamps
| lit was because he thought he was go
ing into Buxton, when Carl broke IN
and said, mo, he had plumber along
and therefore the batteries were over
charged. "-Saturday Globe.
A. F. Potters. of Grinnell, was call
ing upon friends in the city today.
Mrs. ]. A. Pierrel went to Union
yesterday to visit a sister Mrs. ]. H.
lyon.
r. S. Whitley. of st. Joe, was calling
on friends in the city the last of the
week.
Taylor Brantingham went to Eddy
vile Sunday and visited among
friends.
E F. Cornell, of Mason City, was a
business caller in the city Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Mathews, of Col
Ter. Mo-, were visitors in the city last
of the week
H. F. Donaldson and wife and baby.
of Taintor, spent the week end in tho
city with relatives.
Miss Estella Morris, of Burlington,
of Burlington. spent Sunday with
friends in the city.
Miss Anna Chapman who has been
visiting the b. E. Bernstein home re-
turned to Abba last evening.
Mrs. John Aber left last evening for
Pitcher. Oklahoma TO visit sister
Mrs. ]. w. Bryan, who is sick.
Mrs. Will Hoffman,, of Sac City.
spent the latter part of the week with
her friend Mrs J. L. McJunkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bernstein, Miss
Eva and Master Morris Bernstein
drove to Camp Dodge yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Wanchura, of Guernsey
left last evening for Fort Myer In
Virginia to visit with her husband.
Mrs. Henry Reenen, of Davenport,
arrived in the city yesterday to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wassen-
hoven.
Misses Mary. Josephine and AIDE
line Gasperi No. 1880 High avenue
east, went to Des Moines Saturday to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Sisler and daugh
ter Anna, and Neal Verver and wife
Of Keota, spent Sunday at the ]. L.
McJunkin home.
\ Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Miller who has
been with their son near What Cheer
and helping in the harvesting, return
ed home yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Sondregger came homo
Hast evening from Barnes City where
she has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Robey Bogges.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Stout and daugh
tier Fern and Miss Vida Martin drove
to Hedrick Sunday and spent the day