The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-03

/ Mrs e. G. Allen have gone to Mexico
/ Missouri, to spend New Years with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Bert
+. Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen will go
from there to their new home in
Tulsa. Oklahoma. Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
sey may visit them before returning
home.
Little Roy McMurray son Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. r. McMurray of Givin being
only nine years old canot carrie a
gun, but he is atriotic just the same,
Some time ago Roge asked if he could
knit for the Red Cross $50 his mother
went to the head lady in Givin for
the yarn, little Roy learned how to
knit on twine, now he has finished a
scarf for same soldier in war;. he will
start on another scarf as soon as his
mother gets him the yarn.
Button" Drinkle son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, A. T. Drinkle and brother OF
Lieut.. Gus Drinkle of Co. H, 16Sth
regiment of the Rainbow division now
in service some where on the other
side has enlisted in the aviation corps
and is now awaiting appointment to
call on training school Button" has
been rather secretive about recent
trips he has been making but now
announces that he is elected, having
successfully passed severe physical
examinations. Although over age he
stood at the top notch and will be
pushed along in the service as rapidly
as the new men can be cared for. He
was informed last week that the call
might be expected any time
Mrs. J. A. Wilson went to Bidwell,
Iowa, Saturday.
| Mrs. E. e. Little was passenger to
Des Moines Saturday.
H. It. Tessmann was a business pas
/ senger to Newton this morning
I. W. Cook was in LyRnville Mon
day on Penn college business.
Mrs. Miller was in New Sharon Sum
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Bur-
bank.
Miss Beulah Core of New Sharon
visited relatives in Knoxville last
week.
! Miss Florence Jones spent the week
end in Fairfield with Miss Maud An
derson.
Bernye Jackson of Searsboro visit
ed last week with his grandfather, j..
E. Easter.
Miss Gladys Booth of Marshantown
came Saturday to visit at the home Of
Mrs. C. Gile.
Miss Rosa Handler went to Cha l.
ton this morning to spend New Years
with relatives.
Master Wesley Reynolds of Grin
nell visited relatives last week in this
city and Beacon.
Mrs. A. D. Miller was in New Shar-
on yesterday where she attended the
funeral of Mrs. Bartlett
Miss Jessie Hoff went to Marshall
town Saturday where she will visit
relatives for the week.
Mrs. Andy Swanson went to Ottum-
wa Saturday to spend New Yer's at
the Rev. Melberg home.
Mrs. G. w. Hull was in New Sharon
Sunday where she attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Nels Burbank.
Mrs. E. A. Toppin and Miss Lillian
Hockenberry of Moore Station were
shopping in the city Saturday.
Miss Pearl Stone went to her home
in Belle Plaine Saturday after visiting
at the home of Mrs. Mont Powers.
Miss Gladys Leonard went to New
Sharon Saturday where she will stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Orcutt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Long went to their
home in Coalfeld after visiting rela-
tives here for the past wo weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Nash returned
to their home in Red Oak after visit
ing with his mother over Christmas.
Miss Jessie Reid, who has been at
home for the holidays from her work
in Chicago, returns Wednesday even
ing. s1FEs
Miss Hazel Shoemaker went to Lo.
villa this morning to her school after
spending the holidays with her par
ents.
Miss Edna Adkins and cousin, Miss
Grace Murphy, of Keota, went to OF
tumwa to spend New Years with rel
atives.
Miss Wilma Purkey of Delta, after
, spending several days in Oskaloosf
, during the holidays with relatives ha!
returned to her home.
Mrs. C. K Winnemore returned Il
her home in Bloomfield Saturday al
ter visiting sevral days at the Mrs
, Elmer Saunders place.
Miss Olga Heuser and Mr.. Claire D
Gordon rendered most pleasing vo
, cal duet at the morning service of tn
. Central NJ. e. church on Sunday
Miss Florence Erickson has return
ed to her home in Holbrook, Nebras
. ka, after spending several days at tn
, Mrs. Conrad Bieshaar home.
s Mrs. Charles Schroeder and famil
:, and Mrs. A. Spencer and Miss !
Brown went to Abba Saturday t
r spend New Years with Mr.. Schroedel