The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-05-30

Miss Enid Hull went to Moberly,
Mo-, yesterday to visit relatives.
Harry Gibbons and Charles Pierson
were in Grinnell Saturday with
friends.
Mrs. w. Fl. Ruth and son, Fred Tai
lardy, went to Alton yesterday to at
tend TO business.
Max Martin, who has been employ
ed in Des Moines, is home for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. DR.. Tony has returned home
after visit with her brother, C. r.,
Sternes, of Ainsworth.
Mrs. John Walton of Abba has
gone to What Cheer to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dalziel.
Miss Bertha Taylor came Saturday
evening to visit with her sister. Mrs
Eva Fansher, for few weeks.
Robert Robertson came Saturday
from Garwin, Iowa, to attend the
funeral of his uncle, David Robertson
Mr.. and Mrs X. p Law have return
ed home after spending the past week
at Pulaski at the c. e. Bussey home.
Clyde Tickling and family and
Mrs. Lester, Sisco and children of
Martinsburg, spent Sunday with he'll
atives here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harter Hull drove
down from Des Moines Sunday and
enjoyed the day at the parental c. NJ.
Porter home on North Eighth street
Lawrence Edris came in from his
duties at the IT, S. Arsenal at Rock
Island Saturday evening and spent
Sunday at the parental Perry r.
Edris home, 1904 c avenue east.
Jack Undertake has started for
Lebanon. Kansas, to visit at the old
home with mother and brother, who
has been called to service and will
leave in a few days for training
camp.
| Harry without took advantage of
the good roads Sunday and drove up
from his home near Farson to spend
the day with 1.-The old folks" at home
and to shake hands with friends in
and about the city.
Ray Garner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fillmore Garner, who goes to Camp
Dodge today, is the second of the Gar.
ner boys to enter service for the gov
eminent. Harry, the first to go, left
last September and is doing duty for
| Uncle Sam. u,
| Dr.. Frank L. Davis Of Des Moines
has enlisted for service in the medi-
cal corps of the hospital at Fort Des
Moines. DR.. Davis formerly lived at
OskaloOsa and came to Des MOines
to practice in 1916. He was associat-
ed in business with his brother-Des
Moines Register. -.
Mrs. Eta Davis, Penn college
| nurse, went to Ames yesterday to
attend the Commencement exercises.
Her son, Delos Davis, graduates from
the Agricultural Department. From
Ames Mrs. Davis goes to Sheds, Me-
York, to spend the summer with an.
other son, Othello Davis. She ex.
poets to be back about the middle of
August to resume her work at Penn
| college.
Mrs. Wilma Foley and children,
Jean and Donald, who have been
guests at the parental Marc Barr
home, No. 407 South Market street,
departer Monday enroute to their
home in Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Elda Wur2backer, accompan-
ed by her children, jeanette and Bet
", of West Point, Nebraska. is here
for a visit with father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Marq Barr, at the South
Market street home place.
Frank Mason of Marshalltown is at
he home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Mason, No. sol South Market
street, for recuperatiOn following an
attack of pneumonia and subsequent
operation He had mighty close
:all.
Roy S. Lookabaugh of Company II
If the 168th somewhere in France"
n writing to his mother tells of be-
ng confined in French hospital and
Of transfer to an American hospital
where he met DR.. X. l.. Johnston, for
mer well known physician and sur
geon of Oskaloosa. and also Miss
Greenhalgh, former nurse in the
Abbott hospital. Roy was all 30. X"
Igain at the time he wrote.
J. r. McGregor left Monday for
Des Moines to attend to business af-
fairs
Max Martin of Des Moines spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
the city.
Freel Templeton of Camp Dodge
was Sunday visitor with relatives
and friends. -.
Miss Alice Mason went to Mason
City this morning to visit a few days
with relatives.
Miss Mary Vannest has been elect
ed principal of the Delta High School
for the coming year.
Mrs. J. E. Bell went to Ames this
morning to visit with Mrs, III III Mol