The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-04-25
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Joe Bernstein, oil AlDla. Spent sun
day with his parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie r. Perrin, OF
Lovilia, were 0skaloosa callers Fri
day
Mrs. Hazel Thomas is visiting in
what Cheer at the parental saryis
home.
Bert Roberts and wife. of What
Cheer spent Sunday OF the Raymond
Foster home,
Miss Hazel Shoemaker who is
teaching in Lovilia visited over sun
day with home folks.
Rich Lind who is in the u. s. Navy
is on a furlough and is visiting at the
parental Lind home in Evans.
Mrs. John Reeder has returned from
visit at Richland at the home OF
her daughter Mrs. Lorraine Trigg,
Lieutenant Gus" Drinkle arrived
home this afternoon. coming via
Washington, d. G., from the front in
France.
Mrs. Frances Palsick is at the home
OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hoel'
Ter in LoviIia confined with an attack
of pneumonia.
Doctor j. S. Henderson, who has
been in the South with his brother.
of Waterloo. is home following a win:
ier's vacation.
Mrs. VIII Carr who was at Des
MoInes visiting her mother was teken
seriously i'll and is now under treat
ment at the Methodist Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Bryan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Porter autoed TO Oska-
loosa Sunday and visited Chester Bry-
an and family. then TO Malcolm and
spent the evening with Harold Bryan
and family. Montezuma Republican.
Willard Fitzpatrick who has been
e. ployed by the Peoples Trust and
Servings Bank, resigning to leave for
Camp Dodge, April 80 is the recipient
OF q 81 lendid wrist watch, from the
hand of Messrs. C. Ed Beaman and
George f. McCarty of the bank of
ficials. The attention was duly appre-
ciafed
Mrs. Henry Reynolds and Earl Wy
more came from Oskaloosa Monday
where they attended the funeral or
Edward Roberts Wymore in son oil
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wymore, who
died April IA, of complications, after
an Illness of three weeks. aged )
months and ten days. The deceased
was a grandson of Mrs. Reynolds
Delta Press.
Mrs. Mary Douglas, mother OF Mrs.
w. w. Montgomery No. 1904 High az
enne west. had the misfortune to faii
while coming down stairs at the home
OF her daughter a few days ago She
fell in a way to break both OF the
bones Of The forearm at the elbow
making a severe injury. She is 81
years OF age, buta in spite of her ad-
yanced years is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Lincoln Noble of Wayland,
Charles Ernst of Mt. Pleasant, Mr..
and Mrs Edgar Butler of New Proyi.
denee. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Dryden
OF New Sharon, who were summoned
10 Oskaloosa by the funeral of John
C. arnold, returned to their homes
yesterday. Mrs. John Dusenbury OF
Des Moines will remain with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Arnold, number of days.
Mrs. Mary ]. Garrett and daughter,
Miss Winifred Garrett, Of Oskaloosa,
were visiting friends in Fremont FIJI.
day and attended the services al the
attendant the
furling OF the Service Flag. Chester
Il. Lee, OF. Lawrence. Kansas, who
Is a graduate OF the Fremont school
sang a baritone solo which was SO
pleasing that he was forced TO respond
10 the hearty handclapping. when ne
sang Keep the Home Fires Burning.
Lieut.. Gordon Shuitz gave an inter
estlng talk on army life in the camps
He is also a graduate here. The Girls
Glee Club sang Dawn of Peace" and
then Rev A. McFerran, of Oskaloosa
gave the address for the occasion
Our limited space this week prevents
us from giving his talk the write-up
8 deserves but all those who heal
him went away feeling that they had
enjoyed an intellectual treat.-Fremoni
Gazette.
Prof. Guthrie spoke at Penn College
Friday morning.
Mrs. Fred Aldridge Of Fremont was
in town Thursday.
Mrs. Ernie Lyons of Cedar was with
friends here Friday.
William Black, who has pneumonia
is reported better today.
Mrs. Frank Vincent Of Fremont was
in the city shopping Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hull of Abba
we're callers in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Stanley went to Tain
tor this morning to visit with Mrs. E
Miller.
Mrs. Ralph Currier of Eddyville
was In the city yesterday with
friends.
Prof. Ella Stokes has purchased the
Paulson property near the old Penn
nan,nue