The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-10


ening on business trip.
J Rev. Or. E. c. Pollard of Boston
Mass, is in the city for visit will
! his daughter. Mrs. f. Marsh vii
liams.
! Mrs. Nellie Seifkan of Fort Dodg'
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver Wood, of 1887 Third avenue
west.
Mrs. T. J. Roop and Mrs. A. r
! Cartwright went TO Abba Saturday
evening to visit Mrs. c. n. Bloom
field.
Mrs. Cutler Abbott and the baby
of Marshalltown, are visiting Mrs.
Hoyt Beans at the parental B. J.
Snyder home.
Mrs. E. Craft of POS South NJ street
! left Saturday for Marshalltown where
she will spend a few days with her
son and wife.
Mrs. Nora Schaffer came home last
evening from New Sharon where she
attended the funeral of her nephew,
Weldon Fleming.
Mrs. A. F. Belzer and Miss Ruth
Brown went TO Givin Saturday even
ing to be at the parental Brown and
BeQueaith homes.
]. II. Kullmer Jr. left Saturday ev-
ening for Chicago to attend the Ma
tional convention of Laundry Work
ers to be held October to 8.
Miss Lillian Garner came home
Saturday evening from Taintor where
she has been for the past TWO weeks
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Hull.
Joe c. Redman came down from
his home in Polk county, Saturday,
for a few hours with his father, r.
Redman, who is i'll at his home, 500
A avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Freeman left
Saturday evening for Camp Taylor,
Kentucky. where they We're called by
the Illness of their son, Lieut.. Cecil
Saturday night.
George Scherberger and family, of
Wilton Junction, were called to the
city Saturday and yesterday, by the
death of Mr. Scherberger's nephew,
Walter Minor. whose death occurred
at Great Lakes Training Station, and
whose funeral occurred Sunday.
Glen GOOdner came over from his
farm near Gibson, last week, for Il
visit Of 4 few days at the parental
John w. Goodner home, 1914 c ave
nue. east, and to look after some bus
mess affairs. During his stay Glen
was stricken with bad cold which
later developed into symptoms of ty-
phoid fever and SUNDAY ha was re-
moved to the Mercy Hospital for med
ical care and attention.
W. D. Cole was a business caller
in Washington Thursday.
Julius Graun is here from Yukon.
Oklahoma, visiting friends.
Prof. =. l.. Creecraft spent Sunday
at the F. ID. Kerrick home in Fairfield
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnhart were
over Sunday visitors at What Cheer.
Rev. D. W. Brown leaves for TT.
Madison today for a visit. He will re-
turn on Friday.
Mrs. Dorcas Halt. of near Bethany:
Missouri, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. o. p. TalcOtt of avenue west.
J. a. McCutchen and daughter
Blanche were at New Sharon Saturday
to visit the parental A. McCutchen
home.
Mrs. J. A. n. Miller has gone to
Peoria, Illinois, called by the serious
illness of her brother-in-law Willis
Shryock.
Mrs. T. A. Sarvis and daughter FL
dayee were at Wright to spend the
week end with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyon
Mrs. w. Cutler and children have
returned to their home in lie Grand
after visiting for week with her sis.
ter Mrs. C. n. Walker.
Mrs. c. J. Lukens and daughter Miss
Cressa Wild, of Abba, are in the witty
guests at the home of the lady's
cousin, Mrs. Thomas Plaster
Mr. and Mrs Thoms Plaster with
grandson Junior Phillips and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Harris left Sunday morning
for trip overland to Fort Dodge.
r. VI. Shockley of the Globe has left
for Jonesboro, Indiana, Columbus and
New Vienna, the former home in
Ohio, for an extended visit.
Miss Alice Rownd has returned to
her home in Washington. Iowa, after
spending a few days here and attend
ing the Sunday school convention.
A. Crowder, No GA D avenue west,
has received notice of the safe arrival
overseas OF Corporal J. c. Crowder,
Headquarters Company S04th Pioneer
Regt.
Roy Workman, who is in officers
training school at Camp Pike writes
his mother Mrs. Ida Workman of
Ninth avenue east that he is i'll with
flu and is in the pest house" along
with go other cases.
Sergt. Howard A. Groves, formerly
connected with the Oskaloosa Ma
tional Bank, and who has been doing
clerical work at Camp Jackson, s. C.,