The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-12-12

tives about the old home place in New
York state and with her daughter Mrs
Ethel McMeekin departed Thursda,
| for Oregan accompanied by her broth
er Albert Loughridge. They will stor
at Hastings, Nebraska to visit a broth
er, Mitchell Loughridge. Mrs. Coryel
and her brother have been in the city
several days guest of the Lee Saw
yer home No $40 Second avenue East
arriving from the east in time fol
Thanksgiving dinner. They have been
busily engaged since that time visit
ing among friends and former associ'
ates about town.
Frank II. Tinsley formerly of Oska
loosa, when he was associated with
Oren Schee in the auto and imple'
ment business has been doing big
things in a suburb of Chicago. Mr.,
Tinsley is now president of the Engle-
wood Bank, an Illinois state institu-
ton that has been making remark
abe record under Mr. Tinsley's man
agement. This bank has been a COM
munity leader during the war and has
come to have a prominent place in its
community. Mr.. Tinsley was first vice
president of the bank but was soon
elected TO its head. When Frank LETT
Oskaloosa he went to Sigourney where
he acquired an interest in the Cltl-
zen's Savings Bank. He is also nnan-
cially interested in financial institu-
tions in Hedrick State Bank and IN
the First National Bank at Richmond,
and he is still climbing.
George c. Hanna of Burlington was
a business caller here last week.
Judge Dewey of Washington was
here Friday attending to business.
Mrs Fred Slatten. who has been
suffering with neuralgia, is much bet.
ter. .~.... ........
5 Mrs Ashton and Mrs. Apple of New
Sharon were business callers here
Saturday.
Miss Florence Pomeroy, formerly
of this city but now of Fremont, was
visiting with friends Saturday.
l.. E. Hoover and family of Uni
yersity Park are suffering from infiu-
enza. The trouble caught the whole
family.
Mrs. C H. Feezer returned home
Friday after spending several days
with her mother, Mrs. Ludwick, in
Davenport.
Miss Blanche Dempster is home
from a rather extended visit to Des
Moines and Omaha. She has been
away several months.
Mrs. c. E. Hamilton and Mrs. Vir-
ginia knight Logan of this city at
tended the Eastern Scar meeting in
Davenport last week.
Mrs. Dennis Davis came home from
Omaha Friday where she had been
visiting her son, d. NJ. Davis, and
family, about three weeks.
Thomas ]. Bray is making a salts
factory recovery from influenza, but
will be unable to resume his usual
activities for several days yet.
Miss Marie Criswell. who has been
confined to her home for the past few
days with a bad cold, has resumer heT
duties at the Else hardware store.
Lloyd Sears, a former Oskaloosa
boy. is on board the Presidents boat.
George Washington, enroute TO
France. You can't lose Oskaloosa.
Lloyd is an electrician and an officer
He is a nephew of Constable Arthur
S. Shaw.
John Reynolds, who went from Os-
kaloosa to officers training school in
Austin, Texas, some time ago and
who has finished his work, is home
with honorable discharge and ready
TO take up the home work where he
dropped it.
Frederic Knight Logan. accompan-
led by his mother, Mrs. Virginia
Knight Logan. left Monday for Chica-
go in the interests of the publication
of his new compositions. They will
attend Grand Opera and will not re-
urn until the last of the week.
Herman SondeTegger. who took f.
nal examinations last week after a
long drawn out course in motors, has
passed final examinations that may
possibly slate him for an elevation in
the Navy. He may be given his
choice between a discharge or re-
enlistment.
Auditor Earle Withrow and Sherif
George Giltner, newly elected, and
Clerk Edwin DUNCAN, reelected, from
Wapello county and having their
headquarters in Ottumwa, were the
guests Friday of County Auditor r.
W. Varley, Clerk of the District Court
W. T. Martin and Sheriff d. E. Hen
leg, in trip of inspection as to the
Mahaska county way of dong things
and the methods used in the keeping
CT the records of the various offices.
The gentlemen were greatly pleased
with their trip and frequently spoke
highly in regard to the completeness
of the systems used in this county.
The visit was extended throughout
the entire day, thus giving them the
pleasure of seeing these departments
in their routine work.