The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-02

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I A. c. Erdice and wife visited over
Sunday with Keota relatives.
] Charles Whitley attended the Quar-
terly meeting recently at Lynnville.
Mrs. Margaret Atchinson of Abba, is
visiting here with Mrs. Agnes Stewart
Miss Nell Willhoit returned to Grin.
nell yesterday to resume her school
duties. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rhynsburger OF
Pella visited Sunday at the Dick Syn.
horst home
Mrs. e. G, McFall went TO Peering
yesterday to visit her mother Mrs.
Morgan Mathes.
Mrs. z. c. Rayburn and daughter
Bernice spent Friday in Ewart at the
Henry McMeekin home.
Mrs. Agnes Stewart who has been
visiting relatives in Abba for few
days has returned home.
Miss Lucille Rinden was an over
Sunday visitor in Grinnell at the home
of her uncle G. o. Watland,
Miss Eva Perry and Miss Marie
Parke visited the week end in Des
Moines at the lc. B. Fisher home.
Mis- Mabel Kinsman returned to
Searsboro yesterday after visiting her
parents here during the past week.
Miss Wynena Trump has returned to
ner home in Anamosa after visiting
the week end at the Marc Barr home.
Miss Marguerite and Austinette Yer
milyea of Lacey spent day recently
visiting with their Grandma Yermil-
yea.
Miss Clara Rakow returned 10 Abba
yesterday to resume her school duties
after visiting the week end with her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. F. Farmer returned
to their home in New Sharon yester-
day after visiting Mrs. H. o. Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore went home with
them.
Perry Newton writes home to his
parents from "Over there" that he
Paul RED" Noel. and some other boys
of Co. II have been given two weeks
furlough and will spend it in either
Rome or Venice.
Miss Margarete Peterson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson of $50
9th avenue East, celebrated her fifth
anniversary Friday afternoon from
three to six. Eighteen little friends
were invited. The afternoon was spent
in all sorts of games. Margarete re-
ceiyed many useful and appreciated
gifts. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Peterson which all enjoyed. At
departure each wished to attend many
more such events as this.
Mayor JIG. Harold is in receipt Of
"a personal invitation from the special
committee of the Twin the War for
Permanent Peace'n convention to be
present at the Belleyue-Stratford Ho-
tel at Philadelphia May 16 to Is. I'm
der the auspices of the League to En-
force Peace" The convention will be
presided over by Honorable William
Howard Taft. The object Of this con
vention are "to sustain the determine
ton of our people to fight until Prus-
sian Militarism has been defeated, to
confirm opposition to premature
peace and to focus attention on the
only advantage the American people
hope to gain from the war,--a perma-
nent peace guarantee by league OF
nations"
Miss Esther Frank, of Leighton, wa
in town Monday.
Frank Dasher went to New Sharon
Friday to visit friends.
Eagl Westerfeld. Of Grinnell' spent
Sunday here with friends.
George Porter went TO Abba Thurs
day to call among friends.
Albert Ovcrturf of Des Moines. was
a visitor in town Sunday.
Miss Thelma Hook, of Barnes CITY
was here Sunday visiting friends
Irene Farmhouse motored to Grin
nell Friday to attend the May Festival
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Glass, of Burljng
ton. were Sunday visitors in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Sewers, OF
Barnes City, were Sunday visitors
here,
Frank Terrell and Harold Ferree
went to Eddyville Friday to visit
friends.
Mrs. J. A. Ramey went 10 Moultor
this morning to visit her son u. +
Ramey.
Mrs. Margaret Berkley who lives
on b avenue west is suffering with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Ankeney went to
Abba Sunday to have a days visit
with friends.
Misses Thelma Aikens. Irene Hawk
ms and George Porter motored tc
Montezuma Friday.
Mrs. w. H. Strouse returned last
evening from Marshalltown after Wis
iting her son Herm.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred X. Nolan of Des
Moines. are guests of Oskaioosa
frfende during the weak