The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-09-12
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j. S. Morrison, state highway com
missioner, was in town Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Hull went TO New
Sharon yesterday to visit relatives.
H. E. Templeton and wife of Bur
lington were callers in the city yes
terdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. carp left this
morning for Austin, MINI, to visit
relatives.
Miss Mabel Norton of Centerville
is visiting with relatives here for a
few days
Mrs. Frank Ogden and Mrs. c. F.
Griffey of New Sharon motored to the
city Friday.
Miss Mabel Kinsman. who is teach.
ing in Searsboro, Iowa, is home for
the week end.
Mrs. G.. Z. Hatchett went to New
Sharon yesterday to visit her mother,
Mrs. J. W. Coffin
Mrs. Carl Child went to Grinnell
yesterday to resume ork as teacher
in the grade schools.
Miss Nell Willhoit vent to Grin
nell this morning to resume her work
in the public schools.
G. Z. Dahlem and family of Des
Moines are in town for a few days
looking after business.
Mrs. J. A. Heffieman went to Mar
shalltown this morning 10 visit her
mother, Mrs. Beveridge.
Mrs. Henry Farr returned to her
home in st. Louis last evening after
visiting relatives in the city.
Mr.! and Mrs. Henry :Timm and son
Glenn left last evening for Superior,
Wisconsin, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ritchie and
children went to Eddyville yesterday
TO visit her brother. Clyde Noe.
Mrs. Lizzie Turner of S16 Second
avenue west is at the Williams hos.
pital suffering with rheumatism.
Miss L. Stewart went to Newton
yesterday afternoon where she will
teach Spanish in the high school.
Mrs. Joe Young returned to her
home in Abba last evening after Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. Tom Plaster.
Miss Emma Parker went to Wat.
erloo this morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. ]. ]. Lyon. and other relatives
Miss Myrtle Southwick went to
Cambridge, Ia, this morning where
she will teach domestic science in
the high school
Miss Venus Wasson, who is EN-.
ployed at Baldauf- -Rosenblatt store,
is in New Sharon where she is enjoy
ing her vacation.
Misses Faye Mitchell and Alta
Bartlett went TO their homes in New
Sharon yesterday after visiting in this
city for the past few days.
Ted Bowen, Clarence MuhI and
Fritz Richmond came from Kansas
City yesterday where they have been
enjoying the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Douglas and
children of Taintor motored to the
city Friday and win spend the week
end with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hendrix and son
Fred OF What Cheer returned to their
home yesterday after spending sew
eral days in the city with relatives.
Mrs. c. n, Waller and daughter
Mary went to Quarry, Iowa, TO attend
the funeral of her cousin, Charlie
Kempe. who was killed in South Da-
ota. = at..
Mrs. Jennie Corns hase returned to
her home at Rose Hill after visiting
her sister, Mrs John r. Brill, Mrs.
Jesse Nv Ellsworth. and other rela-
tives 80
Mrs. Fred Nelson received word
from her husband, who is at Camp
Pike, Arkansas, that he is in the
non-commissioned officers training
school ,3 Z, ~
Mrs. Lou Blattner will arrive home
Tuesday after spending three weeks
in Missouri with relatives and friends \
Mrs. Albert Blattner will accompany
her home.
Misses Belle and Mary Mincer of
New Sharon were in town Friday and
visited their aunt at the Abbott hos
pltal, Mrs. Lena Darifn, who returned
with them.
Dr. and Mrs. f. A. Norris and
daughter Mary returned to their home
in Kirksville. Mo, this morning after
visiting the parental J. X. Norris
home at University Park.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Scott have both
been quite poorly the past week.
Their daughter, Mrs c. l.. farmhouse.
was here few days last week help
ing care for them, but she returned
TO her home in Oskaloosa on Satur-
day.-Eddyyille Tribune.
Bailey Howard, son of George How
ard. and a former 0saloosa boy, now
OF California, has been called TO
Washington 10 enter Government
service in the Department of Chem
istry. He hopes to be able TO stop
on and see relatives here while en-
route to Washington.
Twelve men have recently been
furIoughed from Camp Dodge to en-
gage in reconstruction work in France
Under the American Erienda' Service