The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-11


D nelly's mother and sister, Mrs. MAJ
: garet Donnelly and Miss Anna, o
i. Oskaloosa.
Mesdames B. o. Jerrel, Arthur NJ
: Lewis. +. j. Jarvis, and Misses Flor
/ ence Goodner, Amy Rosenblatt, Mar!
!, Sewers. Marie Kalbacb and Lillian
!, Kilburn left this afternoon for low;
| City where they will attend a shor
/ course in Red Cross Work at tn,
!, State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Dewitt, whit
, have been having a pleasure triI
through Florida, arrived home Mon
! day evening. They visited friends al
Jacksonville, Miami and Key West
but could not get out of the country
for Cuban trip on account of the diff
Guilty in obtaining passports.
4 Fred Odem is now in charge
of the former Phillips restaurant at
612 High avenue West.
Miss Mabel Kinsman returned TO
Searsboro this morning after spend.
ing the week end at her home.
| Miss Clara Krakow returned yester.
| dayday to her school at Abba after
spending the week end with her moth
| er
Miss Bertha Wright returned to La
i ey to teach, after spending the past
week with her parents in Jefferson,
Iowa.
Miss Mary. Reynolds went to Abba
yesterday to resume her school work
after spending the week end with her
parents.
Misses Berneice and Veva Phillips
returned to their home in New Sharon
yesterday after spending the week end
in the city with friends
T. ]. Bray who is attending the Mill
tary and Naval School or reserve Of
ficers training corps in Lake Geneva,
Wisconsin, came home Saturday to
spend few days with his mother.
Clyde Jones came from Shell Lake
Wisconsin, Saturday evening after
spending the past week with his par
ents, and he reports that when he
came through Minneapolis it was
showing.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Merriman OF Des
Moines visited with Mrs, Marriman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kirk, 401
X avenue East, last week. Mr. Merri.
man returned home Friday morning,
leaving Mrs. Merriman and baby Doro-
thy for more extended visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Spencer are home
from Chicago and Evanston where
they have been visiting for the past
seven weeks, while Mr.. Spencer cared
for business in the city. They had an
enjoyable and busy time, and. report
the Blossoms pleasantly located at
Evanston. ..,.
Mrs. John Caswell and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Maude Smith. the latter here
on visit from St. Paul, Mimi. went
to Beacon and Oskaloosa Tuesday for
visit with relatives. They were ac-
companied by their children, little
Margery Smith and Master John Cas-
well.-Knoxville Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Marsh and daugh-
ters Mildren and Esther of Indiana Wis.
tied Sunday with ]. w. Kirk and fam
lily. Mr.. Marsh and daughters returned
the same evening leaving Mrs. Marsh
for a more extended visit with the
Kinks and her cousin, Mrs. NJ. w. Cad
wallader. Mrs. Marsh is a sister of
Mrs. Kirk.
Howard l.. Kirk reported to Knox.
vile Friday afternoon where he Joined
the II Marion Boys who left for Kan
sas City that evening as members of
the Mechanical department of the Avi-
ator corps. He went by auto accom-.
panied by his father. ]. W. Kirk and
sisters Esther and Jessie of i01 X
avenue East.
Mrs. Anna ireland is soon to move
to Oskaloosa, having sold her place
here and bought residence in our
metropolis. She and her daughter,
Miss Margaret, are both members OF
the Eastern Star Chapter here. and so
party was planned for them on last
Wednesday evening, it being in the
nature of farewell. The invitations
bore the message that it was to be
hard times function and everyone
came dressed to the limit" The ey-
ening was a most enjoy able one, as all
Eastern Star functions are, and the
only regret was that the lodge was go
ing to lose two good working mem
bers as Mrs. Ireland and daughter
have taken any work in the lodge that
would help in the order. A fine lunch
was served not wholly in keeping with
the hard times spirit. yet it was enjoy
ed by all. Mrs. Ireland and daughter
will be greatly missed in the lodge. as
well as in church and other activities
in which they have taken prominent
part. Fremont Gazette.
Mrs. Hoffman, of Fremont was in
town yesterday.
John Gallagher was passenger to
Des Moines Tuesday.
George Utterback and wife of Delta