The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-17
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Thomas Cole was business pas
senger to Cedar Friday.
Mrs. Dick Scott is visiting in Nal
com at the D. Snyder home.
Miss Hattie Cole of Cedar is visit.
ing with relatives of this city.
Roy Caywood and wife of Delta
were shoppers in the city Friday.
r. NJ. Boyer was in Bussey Tuesday
in the interest of the Bussey Savings
Dank
Ellery Alexander, who has been
South for the winter, returned home
Friday.
Miss Mary Bradbrook has returned
to the city and has rooms with Mrs,
Lee, 414 A avenue east.
Miss Florence Goodner and Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Lewis were in Evans yes
terday, looking after Social Service
and Red Cross activities.
A. ]. Walsmith has been in Keota
conducting a school of instructions
in the Masonic hall there.
Manager McCray of the Lyric, who
left for Chicago Thursday, has return
ed to the city after transacting bust
ness there.
Mrs. w. F. Lake and mother, Mrs
Morrow, of What Cheer, have return
ed to their home after a visit here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Garrett have re
turned to their home here after Wis,
it in What Cheer at the home of the
latter's sister, Mrs. Geo. Brown.
Mrs. Frank Youngberg of Bluff
Creek was called to Oskaloosa last
Thursday by the death of her father,
John Lloyd, Sr.-Eddyville Tribune.
Prof. James Ewing of Penn college
went to What Cheer Friday to act az
Judge in a debate between the high
schools of What Cheer and New
Sharon
Master George Graves KalbacI
says the Commercial Club overlooked
his subscription to the Second Lib
erty Loan. George bought $4,000
Odl4u anu 10 WI hlLAb "a " Coah lhS
money to pay for it.
Mrs. Charles E. Copeland and
daughter, Miss Hazel, of Denver, Col
orado, and Mrs. Ida Shoemaker of OF
tumwa have spent the past week Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Beatty OF
GA South d street After a short
visit with Mrs. Copeland's mother in
Ottumwa they will return to their
home in Denver.
Byron Harris, former enterpris
ing citizen of Abba, now residing in
Harris, Color ado, where he has large
mining interests, was a welcome Wis
itor in Abba Friday. He and his
family spent the holiday season in
Oskaloosa at the parental Harris and
Ramsay homes and Byron catered to
the interest he still has in Abba peo-
pie by spending day with us.-Albia
Republican.
We notice by the Oskaloosa Herald
and Saturday Globe that Irving c.
Johnson of Oskaloosa will be a can
didate for district judge at the June
primaries. We are for Johnson and
everybody down this way will give
Irving a unanimous vote. No better
man ever lived than Irving c. John
son. He is fair and square and has
every qualification for the making of
q just iudge.-Fremont Gazette.
George Harvey, the night manager
at Dolls Restaurant is on a visit for
a few days in Des Moines and while
he is away, Claire Croll is taking his
place.
A. ]. Lyle has lately been in Roch-
ester, Mimi, in consultation with phys
icians there, regarding some affection
of the teeth and favorable reports are
now being received by his relatives.
Frank R. Cook, the editor of the
Improvement Bulletin" of Minneap-
oils, Mimi, was in Oskaloosa on bust
ness on Thursday and incidently look
ed up local building prospects for the
new year.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Darner. former
residents of Oskaloosa who have been
making an extended visit here and
with relatives at Lynnville neighbor-
hood have returned to their home at
Neleigh, Nebraska.
Miss Marie Criswell, stenographeI
and office assistant in the Oskalooss
Globe office, is enjoying months va
cation. This week she is the guest OF
her grandmother Mrs. NJ. j. Criswell.
--Eddyyille Tribune.
Mrs. J. w. Myers of S0S First Ave
nue. west, has returned to her home
in Oskaloosa after a visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. w. Robertson in Cedar
Rapids. She spent an enjoyable two
weeks there during the Christmas sea
son.
Jimmie Black, formerly in business
in Oskaloosa has gone into the motion
picture business, having purchased the
Majestic Theatre at Fort Dodge. He
is capable manager in whatever line
he may appear and he will make a
winning.
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Reid of Wash
. of