The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-12-05

the crazy bone IN his elbow. Inc
pain from this was so intense that
Jack" tainted and attempted to clean
the snow and ice from the sidewalk
with his face. This explains his
somewhat dilapidated appearance to,
day.
Nj. and Mrs. W. T. Eastburn, of
North Third street, are in receipt of
letter from their son, Sgt. Dell A.
Eastburn, informing them that he was
transferred from the front line
trenches TO an officers training scsool
near Lyons, France. Dell left here
as a corporal with Co. H and has been
steadily advancing. He has had one
years service on the Mexican border
with Co. H and four years training in
the Navy on the battleship Maryland.
His whole life has been one of military
training. He comes from a fighting
family, both grandfathers served three
years in the Civil War, one being a
captain.
F. E. Nash was business caller in
Ottumwa Friday.
Misses Grace and Margie Fritz spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Sigour-
ney.
Miss Frances Pierce. of OttImwa,
spent Thanksgiving with her cousin
Miss Josephine Walling.
Roy Hinkle, of Des Moines College
S. A. T. C. spent Thanksgiving day
at the Omar Hinkle home, returning
to Des Moines Thursday evening.
Mrs. William Powell and daughter
Mrs. Lottie Williams, of Abba, came
to the city yesterday to attend the
funeral of the late Mrs. James Viii
liams.
Miss Hazel McGlasson, of Daven-
port, enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
McGlasson at the family home on
North Seventh street
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ]. Hathaway and
daughter Miss Mary. of Des Moines,
were in town for Thanksgiving day
celebration with their daughter Mrs.
Fred Henningcamp, southwest of town.
Clarence L. SEEK of the 162 Depot
Brigade stationed at Camp Pike. Ark,
is home on a seven days furlough. c.
L. is looking well and likes army life
fine. He expects to be mustered out
in the near futdre.
Joseph Schooley and wife, with their
son Bobby" enjoyed their Thanksgiv-
ing with the family of G. A. Sunstrum
of the New Hub store. at their home
at 5 Elvin Place, First avenue east
Mr.. Schooley was formerly in the Os-
kaloosa store and is now the manager
of the store at Centerville. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Daniels No. 7O3
South Seventh street, have letters
from their son Paul of Co. H. dated
October "a and November 4, in which
he said he was on his way back to
his Company and was feeling fine after
being in the hospital since August 2.
They also received a telegram from
Karl " Sharpe saying he was we'll
and o. X. after being reported miss
ing in action since July %.
Lee Schaver. a telephone lineman
from Oskaloosa. came down last
to assist local telephone
c. E. Holsclaw in moving
some of the telephone wires which
were in the way of the new light
plant improvements. On account OF
the plans of the light plant people
not being perfected, Messrs. Schaver.
and Holsclaw had to postpone oper-
atoms till a later date.-Eddyville Tri.
bune.
John Pendray who learned the print
ers trade in the Herald Office some
twenty years ago. is here for visit
at the parental John Pendray home.
After leaving Oskaloosa Mr.. Pendray
engaged in the business in Omaha,
but several years ago, he reformed"
and took DIP a ranch in Wyoming. Com
ing back to Omaha this week with a
bunch of fat cattle for market. he took
advantage of the opportunity to come
10 Oskaloosa and see 1.-The folks"
Tuesday morning J. G. Citizens re-
ceiyed a message from his brother,
Harold. saying that he had landed in
New York. The day before he receiV-
I'd a letter from him written in France.
Harold was in the Areo division am
some time ago severely burned his
hands with an acid. In the letter he
said that the burns were not healing
as rapidly as they should. II Is prob
ably that this injury is the reason he
has been sent to New York.-Fremont
Gazette.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. X. Reiner enter
famed at their home four miles north
east OF Oskaloosa on Thanksgiving
day. Those present were Mr.. James
Reynolds Mrs. Ella Nash, c. o. Nash
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mas
teller and daughter Grace, Howard
Masteller ard family. James Lawrence
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. Kendig
and Clyde Robson. All enjoyed the
fine turkey dinner that Mrs. Reiner
knew just how to prepare, and all felt
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