The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Alcorn were r,
cent guests at the home of Mr. an
Mrs. Lindsay at Melcher.
| George Allgood has returned to hi
hCme here after visit last week wit
friends near Knoxville and Melcher.
Miss Nellie Hayes of Knoxville ha
returned to her home after visit her
at the home of her uncle Harry Kline
Miss Esther Kreger has returned t
her home in Keota after a visit Will
her friend Miss Bernice McJunkiI
here.
Mrs. Otto Dede of Philadelphia
after a visit here at the home of Mrs
r. NJ. Boyer and other friends is al
the parental Buckley home in Wash
ington.
Master Mead Mccoy returned to the
home of his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. NJ. Meade at Brighton, after
visit here at the home of his uncle
w. F. Hamilton.
Mrs. n. Van Veen and daughters,
Bess and Mrs. N. Van Hemert of Pella
ere recent visitors with the formers
daughter Mrs. Jerry Mikesell of Sully
who underwent a surgical operation at
Mercy hospital recently.
Mildred Abraham and Billie Mckee
left here Saturday morning enroute
for Oskaloosa, driving their Stude-
baker car, returning Monday p. m.
when everyone greeted them as Mr..
and Mrs. Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs. Kober
attended them. Congratulations
Talleyrand News
Allen Rodgers of Oskaloosa was
here the first of the week for a short
visit before going on to Camp Dodge,
where he is a captain of artillery.
Doc" graduated from Grinnell in 1915
and was commissioned in Texas, be-
ing moved 10 Des Moines short time
aeo.-Grinnell Register.
Judge Byron W. Preston was advan-
ced to the position of Chief Justice of
the supreme court of Iowa by success
sion on the first of January. We bel
Give that every attorney in the sixth
district will agree with us in saying
that the supreme court has never had
an ADLER chef justice than it now has,
nor one more determined to do exact
justice to all-Newton Record.
]. E. Swaine, who has been advertis-
ing manager and assistant commercial
of the Des Moines Electric
for the past four years, has
accepted a position with the Peoples
Popular Monthly. His successor is
B. Z. Palmgreen. Mr.. Palmgreen has
been transferred here from Oskaloo'a
where he was manager of the new
business department of the Oskaloosa
Traction and Light Company.-Des
Moines Capital.
Will Holdsworth one of the promin-
ent buiness men of Sully, left last
Wednesday night for Hot Springs,
Arkansas, where he hopes the treat
ment of that great health resort will
bring him relief from his stomach
trouble of a serious nature. from
which he has suffered now for more
than year His friends-and Will
has many of them-are all hoping for
the best results. He was accompant
ed by his son Oscar.-Sully News.
Samuel Craig and wife who have
been visiting with his mother and 9th
er relatives in Concord neighbOrhood,
departed for their home in Oskaloosa
last Thursday evening. Mr.. Craig who
has long been a resident of this county
was recently united in marriage with
an Oskaloosa lady. They expect toI
leave about the 18th of this month
for Dodge county, Mimi, where Mr..
Craig will go into the cattle raising
business on a large scale. having rent
ed a large ranch for that exclusive
purpose We wish him success in
the big venture.-KnoXville Journal.
Rev. Father Thos. Lotus of Oska-
loosa, Rev. Father J. J. Troy of Well
er, Rev. w. E~Cullivan of Lovilia and
Sister Aquinas and Sister Daniels OF
ILL.,, are here this week on
account of the death Of Mrs. Katie
Caffery. The following named relat.
ives are also present: Mrs. James
Barrett of Armour S. d., son James,Jr.,
JChn Mead, Ed Mead, Nora Mead and
John Mead, Jr., all of Marshalltown.
Mrs. Barrett and John Mead, Sr., are
brothers and sisters of the deceased.
The others in attendance are: Mrs,
Mrs. White, Will White, all
of Marshalltown. Miss Mary Whalen.
Mrs. Mary Mathews of Oskaloosa. Miss
3 Ryan, Alice Cregan. Katherine Gre
gan, Name Gallagher. Mrs. NJ. Flana
gan and Mrs. Whalen all of Des
Moines; Mrs. Margaret Petit of New
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Monroe
and several others whose names could
not be obtained.-KnoXyille Journal.
Fred Barnhill went to Marshall
town Saturday.
Walter Roenspiess went to Abba
this morning on business.
Mrs. Will Burdock of Abba was
shopping in the city Saturday.
Mrs. T. F. Moore of Cedar was
shopping in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Con Wilson went to Peoria
Saturday to be with her husband.