The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-11-21

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Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Grier who ar
! back from recent visit TO hospital il
Burlington viii return next week wheI
in Burlington return next week whel
Mr.. Grier will be operated upon in tn
hope of relieving his trodble that fol
lowed injury to leg in an acciden
some months ago. The injury did no
heal right and the bones involved
must be broken again. Dave will be IL
the hospital number of weeks,
win Pomeroy. John Gallagher, Re-
Porter and Guilford Hoffmann wh'
last Sunday morning departed TO
Camp Pike officers training schoo
got to their destination just in Tins
to hear of the signing of the arm
istice. The boys were assigned Il
quarters, put through a partial exam
nation and then came orders for theil
honorable discharge. All four arrived
home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mdnsell, No
30 Second avenue east, have word
from their son Arthur who has been
in the base hospital at Fort Des
Moines following a mighty close call
from pneumonia and Spanish influen'
"a, that he is recovering rapidly and
expects to be out soon on sick leave
to be at his home here. The boy has
been sick several weeks and mum
Der of times life was despaire6 of.
Fay Clough and wife, Homer White
and Archie Woodroe, comprising a
part of Clough's Orchestra went to
Hiteman and played at dance last
Monday evening Mr.. Clough played
the cornet. Mrs. Clough the piano, Mr.,
White the Saxaphone and Mr.. Wood
roe the drums and traps, In these trips
they have a convenient way of travel
ing by auto. as baggage, instruments
and appliances are carried in a spe-
cial trailer attached to the rear OF
the car.
Mrs. Dan Trimpy went to Center
vile Thursday to attend the w. K. c,
Miss Marie Schilling left Wednes-
day morning for Detroit, Michigan.
where she will make an extended Wis
ii with relatives.
Leonard Snyder, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. ]. Snyder, has just success
fully passed his examinations in the
Naval Officers School, and has been
made an Ensign. Following his
graduation Mr.. Snyder has been grant
ed a leave of absence and will come
home for a short visit.
Rev. Cyrus L. Edwards, who for
some time has been taking course
in chiropractic adjustments, portion
Of it under DIR. Barnett of Oskaloosa,
was called to Tracy the latter part
Of last week to treat a case of flu. He
with the patient for a day
or two and reports that he soon had
the fevar broken and the sick man on
the road to recovery-Eddyville Trib-
lne.
Miss Marie Martinsein of Oskaloo-
sa. who is now a sophomore at Grin
nell college, was recently elected to
in the Calocagathia so
ciety. This is the oldest girls soci-
ETY. in the college, having been found
ed in 1853. Only sophomore girls
we're elected at this time. The mem
0ership of the society is limited to the
.hree upper classes. Rushing rules
are formulated by a committee repre-
senting all of the societies, and a spe-
cited time is given for rushing at the
beginning of the year,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Needham, Of
Oklahoma are guests Of the McQuis-
on home, North Third street, for a
short visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Needham
nave been visiting relatives and
friends in Iowa for some weeks past,
and go from her to Sigourney TO be
guests of the w. H. Needham family.
Mr.. Needham will be remembered
we'll by the older citizens, under the
nickname of Zeke," and being the
senior partner of the restaurant and
bakery firm of Needham & Woltz,
near a half century ago and located
IN the east side of the square in an
I'D frame building where now stands
he Gibbs building occupied by the
Commercial Club and the Spurgin
Piano Co.
Miss Mildred Morrison and John
Kennedy, two highly esteemed young
,eople of the Givin district, were
United in marriage in Oskaloosa re-
,ently, passing through Eddyville on
he train soon after the ceremony, en-
quite to Ottumwa to pay visit TO
'elatives there. The groom is the
,nly son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ken.
ledy, and is an enterprising young
armer. His bride is the only daugh-
er of John Morrison, and since her
death some years ago has
,ept house for her father. The
room is in the draft call, and had
to leave soon for the ser
ice, and the bride had expected
meanwhile to remain at home with
Ter father Since more OF the boys
will probably not be needed in the
ervice, the couple will no doubt make
'ther plans. Both have passed their
ives in the vicinity of Givin. and have