The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-10

was given for their nephew Mike,
Cruzen who has enlisted in the arm,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mayer have re
turned to their home here after spend
ing several days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Ramsay and with
the families of her sister and brothers
at Knoxville.
William Aubrey, who hase beer
working at the mines at Lockman as
track layer for some time, took charge
of the mines as mine foreman the first
of the year Mr.. Aubrey is an expert.
enced miner and operator and for a
number of years operated the country
coal bank at Bridgeport. He is steady
and reliable and is a good man for the
position he is now filling -Eddyville
Tribune.
Harold Ferree was in Eddyville
Thursday.
Mrs. E. Dickey of Fremont was in
the city Saturday.
j. W. Laffollett spent Sunday in
Marshalltown with friends.
A. t. Drinkle is at Chicago attend
ing the big annual Furniture Show.
Miss Hattie L. Gwynn went to OF
tumwa Saturday to attend to business.
Miss Jessie Lennon went to Ottum
wa Saturday to spend Sunday with
friends.
Floyd Timbrel of New Sharcn H.
visiting at the Ellwood home on North
A street.
Mrs Frank Underwood of Fremont
was in the city Saturday attending to
business.
Mrs. Charles Turner and children
went TO Martinsburg Saturday to visit
with friends.
Miss Blodwen Reese nurse at the
Abbott hospital spent Sunday in Givin
with her parents.
Ben Synhorst who has been attend
ing school in Iowa City is in the cit!
visiting relatives and friends.
Con Wilson is relieving Chet Agen
on the NJ. & st. L. or runs nine ant
ten for a three weeks lay off.
Mrs. Nora Shafer and son George
went to Macon, Ills. Saturday to spend
two weeks with her sister Mrs. Mary
Shafer.
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formerly Miss Spear who has hceI
visiting at the Tom Me,will home has
returned to Peoria.
Mesdames Con Wilson and Jane:
Watson have gone to Mathersville
ILL.,, to spend a few days with theii
sister Mrs. Haywood.
Mrs. f. H. McKenney of Fremont
who was in the city Friday installing
he officers of the Rebekah lodge No.
10, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lyons went tC
Wright Saturday to spend several
1ays with his parents. They visited
Mrs. T. A. Sarvis here for several
days.
c. A. Shaw who has been in Denver
Colorado, visited a brother and friends
and guest at the DR.. McDonougf
place returned last week after several
months absence.
Ray McFate, student in the dental
school at the University of Iowa, re
turned to Iowa City today to resume
his studies after spending he holiday
vacation at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. I:,W. Clendenon left
Sunday evening for Chicago, Illinois,
where they will attend the annual
shoemen's convention in session there
during the early part of the week.
Little Marjorie Law returned to her
school Saturday in Chicago after
spending the holidays with her par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Law who ac'
her to Ottumwa where she
net friends.
Russell and Robert Canon were
taken to Ottumwa Saturday where
hey were placed on the train for Chi
,ago, their home They were accom-
panied by Mrs. OFT Wallace who spent
he day in that city
Morris Cruzen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. ]. Cruzen, made good in his exami-
nations at st. Louis to enter the ayta-
ion service. He was one Of four in a
class of 26 to be accepted after the
first test. He made perfect in Mechan-
Ical knowledge and stood 81 physi.
cally.
Among the Iowa men who received
promotions at the National Army can
to- mtpt at Camp Dodee last week
was Lieut.. Floyd E. Thomas, former
/ enn College athletic director, who
snapped the gold bar of the second
lieutenant for the silver bar of The
first lieutenant.
Rev. J. w. Dibbens Of Winfield, kas,,
on Friday evening began series of
special revival meetings at the Pen
etcostal Mission on South Market
street. They will be continued as long
as seems to be advisable. Father"
William Crosson and his band of faith.
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