The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-28

1 Iiib utdltSJ rival ny lOuI. ne
worked hard and faithfully to accom-
plish the work and he never let III
until the day of the show. That bo.
is a~winner.
OF former Oskaloosa boy the De,
Moines Register of Saturday says
THE truck show at the Auditorium
is big success. Dealers repor
many sales of trucks both at retail
and at wholesale, and the interest il
motor transportation seems to bt
widespread over the entire state. The
show has been a business show. 81
great has the interest been that it has
been found necessary to open the
show at s o'clock the last two morn
ings. The attendance up to Friday
night has been almost double what il
was last year. said Harter Hull, pres
ident of the Truck Dealers associa
ton and manager of the show. The
jazz band which plays each afternoon
and evening has made a great hit
Visitors to the show from some of the
truck factories have complimented
Mr.. Hull very strongly upon his man.
agement of the show and have attrib,
uted much of it's success to the bust
ness-like way in which its affairs have
been handled"
Mrs. A. n. Snyder of Searsboro was
in town Saturday.
Frank Dasher went to New Sharon
on business Friday.
Lester Butler went to Marshalltown
to visit friends Saturday.
Nate Bowen went to Evans last
Thursday to visit friends.
Harold Ferree went to Beacon last
Wednesday to visit friends.
Mrs. A. P. Martin of Fremont was
in town Saturday shopping.
Mrs. M. M. Snort of What Cheer
was in town shopping Saturday.
Mrs. Sam White and children of
Fremont were in town Saturday.
Miss Hattie Cole of Cedar was in
town yesterday to visit relatives.
Miss Ruth Jones went to Eddyville
Saturday for a day with relatives.
Miss Mabel Brown of Cedar was in
town Saturday to see the soldier boys.
Mrs. Geo. Apple and Mrs. Tracy
Jackson of New Sharon were in town
Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Liebfarth left Satur.
day night for Chicago to attend the
style show.
Weldon and Chandler Fleming of
Taintor were in town to spend Sunday
with friends.
Mrs. Maude Bees of Lockman and
daughter Miss Beatrice were in the
city Saturday.
Miss Violet Seaburg of Ottumwa
was in town Saturday visiting Miss
Hazel McCord.
Mrs. Ira Bogard and baby Roberta
went to Givin Saturday TO see her sis
Ter Mrs. Essie Hustled.
Calvin Cruzen who has been con.
fined to his home for six weeks with
the mumps is out again.
Miss Hazel Halt was in the city Sat
urday from Givin to see her mother
who is in the Abbott Hospital.
J. w. Laffollette spent Sunday in
Marshalltown with his wife who is
with her sister Mrs. c. p. Benning.
Miss Alice Canvin went to Abba on
Saturday where she will take a case
for nursing, for Dr. Taylor Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frazier went
10 Davenport Saturday to visit Mrs
Fraziers sister, Mrs. Lulu Benscottcr
Mrs. Il. G.. Hollingsworth returned
to her home in Ottumwa Saturday at
ter visiting her mother Mrs. John
Hawkins.
County agent, Rex Wickham has
returned from Ames where he has
been attending a short course fol
county agents.
Miss Laura Catlin was passenger
to Eddyyille Saturday to resume hel
school work after spending the day
with her parents.
Mrs. G. l.. Messersmith and son'
Lloyd and Harry are home from Ere
mont after spending few days will
Mrs. N. F. Rocket,
Miss Mildred Morrison returned t
her home In Giyin after spending thu
past few days in tie city with ne
brothers John and Milton.
Mrs. w. II. Strousc returned from
Marshalltown Saturday where she wa
called for the illness OF her sister-ir
law, Mrs. Lizzie Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. c. =. Esperson an
! family went to Marshalltown Daturda
/ where they spent tie week end wit
her sister, Mrs. A. Johnson.
Mrs. Rose Hardness went 70 DE
Moines Saturday 10 be guest OF ne
sister Mrs. ]. l.. Hardness and to sc
her son Max In Camp Dodge.