The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-05-23


gram OF the Bussey Consolidate
school and was guest of her frien'
Miss Gretchen Budd. one Of the grad
yates
! Mrs. Jennie Burket who has beer
with her daughter Mrs. Pearle Smitl
OF Garner, since last fall is, at he
home No. 7O5 South Market street
She is expecting her daughter Mrs
Emma Friend of Milwaukee soon tC
spend 3 partiof the summer with her
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bollinger were
at Buxton Sunday and We're witness
! to the cyclone at that place. They
were driving Mrs. Wilson Whaley anG
Mrs. Ed Barrett. who have been Wis
iting in town, to their homes in MAN
and Buxton and were caught in the
storm.
"Bify' Lee, who enrolled about nine
weeks ago in the United States avia
ton service, has been ordered TO re
port next week at Austin, Texas Re-
Gently he has been employed at the
Lewis Brothers garage in order to
get a good knowledge OF the workings
OF the gasolene motor.
Mrs. B. w. Johnson has word that
her grandson Barton j. Haggard has
been made captain. Captain Haggard
was an Oskaloosa boy. born here,and
attended the grade schools. He gradu-
ated from Drake University and took
postgraduate work at Harvard. He
was professor of Economics at Hiram
College, Ohio, when our country en-,
tered war. Although just past draft age
he felt he should enlist and entered
the first Officers Training Camp at
Fort BENJAMIN Harrison. He received
now comes his promotion. He is
stationed at Camp Sherman. Ohio.
Mrs. A. NJ Haggard is now guest
of her son at Camp Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Larimer went to
Ottumwa Saturday to spend the day.
Mrs. Sam Harding and Mrs. Grace
Cross. of Eddyyille, were in the city
Saturday.
Miss Laura Catlin was in Eddyville
the week end and visited with Mrs
Henry Sisco.
Miss Mabel Kinsman returned to
Searsboro this morning to resume
her school duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Gillett went to
Fremont Saturday TO visit with their
son for few days.
VIM Reynolds went to St. Louis
Saturday on business trip for the
Raldauf-Rosenblat store.
Mrs. Fl. d. Criswell and daughter
Miss Claire went to Eddyville to visit
over Sunday with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Stuerk went to
Marshalltown Saturday TO make pre-
paration to move to this city.
Mrs. C. F. Griffey and Mrs. Frank
Ogden. OF New Sharon. were in the
city looking after Red Cross work.
Mrs. o. Loveless and niece Miss
Carrie Loveless of Brooklyn went to
Tracy Saturday to visit with her son.
Miss Marie Foster returned to Grin.
nell this morning after attending the
funeral OF her aunt, Mrs. Allie AtLig.
Mrs. Evans, of New Sharon. return
ed home Saturday after visiting for
the past few days with her son Joe
McGlasson,
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Wareham went
to Des Moines Saturday to visit with
her son Weldon Shelter who is in
camp their.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Yogt. of Grin
nell, were in the city Saturday. Mrs.
Vogt is taking treatment at the Abb
bolt Hospital.
Mrs. Bentley returned to her home
In Barnes City Saturday after visit
ing for the past few days with Mrs.
II. o. Gregory.
Mrs. Glen Backman and little
daughter MainXe OF Montezuma Wis
tied Saturday at the parental ]. D.
Gossuch home.
Miss Ellie Cornell returned to her
III T.
after visiting the weekend with Mrs.
Clyde Hiteman.
Mrs. Sam Smith and daughter Miss
Gail were in Des Moines Friday with
their son and brother, Roscoe, who Is
at Camp Dodge.
Miss Marie Carter went to her home
in Marsha1ltown this morning after a
visit with Mrs. Robert Graham at the
University Park.
Mrs. McGrath came Saturday from
Iowa Falls to visit her daughter Mrs
p. Reynolds No. ll3 North II. street
for few months.
Mrs. ]. B. Bryan. of Montezuma
was in the city Saturday to her son.
Chester who been seriously III with
pneumonia. but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Westercamp who
have been in Pella for the past few
days Visiting relatives returned to
their home in Wright Saturday.
Mrs. Ernest Ruby and children re-
turned TO their home in Welman,
Saturday after visiting with her par