The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-10-17

rived safely overseas.
Miss Matte Wymore of Eddyvill
was in the city last week and attend
ed the teachers convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Lister have re
turned TO their home in Emporia
Kansas, after visiting relatives here
Mrs. Ira Accord went to her hom'
in Coalfield yesterday after visiting
her husband who is at the Abbott hos
pital.
Miss Rose Under of Reinbeck, la.
has returned to her home after visi
with Mrs. John Kullmer, No. Gil
North c street.
Mrs. NJ. J. Moore, Roy Moore. anC
wife and daughter Betty went tc
Leon Saturday to visit her brother
Charlie Richmond.
Miss Katherine Townsend of Abba
teacher of Foreign Languages in the
| Fremont High school, visited Satur
day with Miss Helen Sewers.
Miss Laura Lewis has gone tC
Charlton to visit her parents. She
viii also visit with her brother Nor
gan. who is sick at Camp Dodge.
Mrs. James Osborne has gone tC
Jefferson to visit her brother and to
attend the memorial services of her
brother, James E. Smith, who was
killed in service in France.
r. j. Woodland, of Oskdloosa, chair
man of the republican county central
committee, was here last week on bus
mess and visited his brother, E. S.
Wocdard, southeast of town. Ere
mont Gazette.
Dimmitt Bamford and wife drove
down from Oskaloosa Friday in theiI
horse and buggy and visited around
among old friends for several days
No amount of money could hire Dim
mitt to drive an automobile. - Keotf
Eagle.
Rev. DeVoe, recently pastor of the
Christian church in Oskaloosa, las
Sunday preached both morning ant
evening at Union Mills. Mr.. DeVoe
is a good speaker and delivered two
good sermons to attentive audiences
He will preach for the people of I'm
ion Mills until the first of the year.
New Sharon Star
Mrs. Clinton Springer of Jefferson
township, was up in the Elm Grove
neighborhood south of Oskaloosa, a
few days ago attending a family re.
Union at the parental Ed Worthy
home. She and her four married sis
te..s were present, and they ma!r
themselves useful by papering two
rooms of the home.-Eddyville Trib-
une.
Sergt. Hugh o. T. Ridlon of Chi
cage, stationed at Camp Grant in
charge of the development battalion.
has been guest of Miss Helen Seev-
ers for the past week. Sergt. RidlOD
belonged to the Foreign Legion in
France and was in the aviation corps
for three years. He told Of his ex.
periences at the First Ward, Lincoln
School Friday, also at Webster and
Garfield schools.
Russell S. Henry, former Oska.
loOsa boy, landed in England Septem-
Der 9th, after very SeaSick voyage
and is much impressed by the way ev-
cry foot OF ground is cultivated, ana
the fact that every home has its lit
lie bed of flowers and vegetables H.
says American flags wave alongside
the British flags everywhere. Rus
sells address is Field Hospital Co.
315. 312th Sn. Tn, S7th Div. Ameri-
can E. F., Via New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Ramsay went
to Chicago last Friday for a visit
with their grandson, George n. Ram
say, at the Great Lakes Naval station.
Geo. n. is son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Ramsay and was well known
boy in Knoxville a few years ago.
when his father was in the hardware
business here. At present the w. {.
Ramsay family are residents of Glen
dora, California. George is expect
ing to be transferred to New York
camp this week and then-"across. "
Knoxville Journal.
Mr.. Cook. manager of tie Orpheum
Theatre, was in Des Moines Monday.
]. Z. Easter and John p. Chadwick
have returned from an auto trip to
HedTicll.
MI. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hull have word
from their son Francis of his safe ar.
rival overseas.
J. G. Wells and family mOtored
from MarshalItown Saturday to visit
relatives and friends.
Miss Juanita Warner of Fremont
was in the city over Sunday visiting
at the II. II. Dickens home.
Miss Hazel Thornton, teacher in
GrinneIl schools, was home over Sun
day with her parents.
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