The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-04-25

4 Mrs. b. Bernstein went TO Albis
Saturday TO visit at the home OF Ben
|. Berstein and. help them rejoice over
the arrival of new son Saturday
Miss Cora Bridgman, of Lincoln, Ill.
returned to her home Saturday after
visiting her brother G. w. Bridgman
whom she has not seen in eleven
Il years
|, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Strother, of FL
dora, returned to their home Satur'
Iday after visiting with MIR. and Mrs,
Dick Crookham, and with Mrs. Essie
Long, her cousin.
w. II. Airy returned to his home
Saturday after a short visit at the par
entail l.. ]. Airy home. Mr.. Aiary &C
Icompanied his son to Pennington, Ill.
for short visit.
Mrs. A. Halstead and daughter
GLADYS and Mrs. Raymond Halstead
Iretunred to their home in Lacey Sat
Iurday after visiting at the parental A.
Cooper home on College avenue.
Mrs. Manton Hebner has arrived
from visit to Chicago. Mr. Hebner
has been here for several weeks and
is employed at the Green & Bentley
Drug Co. They will have rooms at
the Lacey Hotel
| or a lady known IN Oskaloosa
where she has visited few times, a
dispatch from Los Angeles says.
carrie Jacobs Bond of Hollywood
composer OF "A Perfect Day" and
inther popular songs, is at the West
flake hospital. seriously i'll from the
effects OF inhaling sand when caught
in terrific sandstorm while travel.
ing in an automobile between Ontario
and Riverside. Other members of the
Automobile party are also seriously
Ill. but their condition is not as bad
as that Of Mrs. Bond. who is past 60
years OF age. According to her ply
stefan, Mrs. Bond has little more than
an even chance for final recovery. She
F., is former resident of Chicago"
Miss Sarah Ryan returned Saturday
from winter in California.
| A. r. Longnecker of Grinnell was
business caller in the city Thursday.
Miss Charlotte Jones of Omaha is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. D. Brewer.
| Mrs. r, p Miller of Abba has been
here this week visiting with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinp were callers al
the Fl. Allen home in Abba Wednes
day.
/ owen Allgood and wife of Spring
field were Oskaloosa callers Wednes-
day.
Mrs. w. G. Wander Ploeg of Knox
vile visited Tuesday with friends
here.
/ Miss Lucy Koopman spent the fore
part OF the week visiting relatives in
Pella.
Miss Jessie Duboc visited recently
at Knoxville at the home of her friend
\ Mrs. Mae Goldizen.
Miss Ruth Griffin was guest the
last few days at the home of Miss Hat.
tie Sipkema of Pella.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Benning of Mar
shalltown are visiting at tle. home OF
the latter's sister Mrs. }. w. Lafollette.
Elwood and Victor Allbee have re,
!, turned to their home in Grinnell after
a visit here with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred DeCamp and
baby have returned home from an ex'
tended visit with relatives and friends
in Prairie City. E.
Mrs. Fern Soseman Turner of Lin
coin, Nebr,, is here visiting the
parental Thomas Soseman home and
: with her sister, Mrs Andy Fritch
Private Harold Allender. veterinary
corps, has been transferred to the
: medical corps and assigned to the Boz
Field Hospital Company. camp
Dodge Dodger.
Attorney Irving Johnson OF Oska
loosa was a Montezuma visitor last
week. Mr.. Johnson is a well known
I lawyer and a candidate for judge. He
is in every way qualified. Montezuma
Republican.
Miss Anna Lois Clark OF Oskaloosa
: was elected social chairman OF tb'
Calocagothia society of Grinnell col
0 lege at the election of officers for thf
L spring term held recently. Calocaga
thia society is one of the prominen
o women's literary organizations in thu
$ institution.
Miss Beryl Wells, daughter of MI
{ and Mrs. T. NJ. Wells, has returned t
/ her home after an extended absence
She has been spending the winte
with her sister. Mrs. C. r. Lyle, a
! indianapolis. Indiana. She return
TO resume her place in the bushes
I Office of the McGregor Furnitur
.. Store. relieving Miss Blanche Shei
S if, who is called to care for he
:. mother.
L A. A. Long and wife went through
r Keota Tuesday morning on their wa
!. to Cedar Rapids where Mr.. Long ha'
= accepted a job at better wages thai
!. he was getting in Oskaloosa. He ha
/. the lob in view all winter and had no