The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-16
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Friday ga
Miss Ida Morgan of Centeryille i.
spending the week end with relative,
in the city
n. D. Patton left Thursday evening
for Waterloo where he will attend tc
business for a few days
d.. and Mrs. Krout and daughter
Erma, Of Fremont were callers in the
city Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Walter McQuiston, who was
recently operated on at Mercy hos.
pital, is getting along nicely.
Miss Vera Snyder returned to her
home in Lacey this morning after Wis.
fling with Miss Eleanor Ewes.
Chester Bryan, employed at the
Green G. Bentley Drug Ctore. who has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia.
was reported better Friday.
Mrs. J. w. Goodwin and Mrs, L. ID.
Leonard of Tracy went to Grinnell
thi snoring to attend the Woman's
Foreign Missionary meeting.
Miss Madeline Benson came from
Msrshalltown last evening to visit
the week end at the w. E. BarnhiTl
home. No ZIG North D street.
Mrs. e. b. Fisher of Des Moines
and Nj and Mrs. +. S. Watts of Har-
vey returned to their homes yester-
day after visiting at the G.. NJ Park
home
Mrs. j. H. Walton. Mrs j. K Lins-
ley and Mrs, S w Jones went to
Grlnnell this morning TO attend the
Woman's Foreign Missionary con-
yention.
w. b. Stegner OF Oskaloosa, who
recently graduated from Camp Nc
Killip Veterinary College at Chicago,
is at Des Moines taking state board
examinations
Mrs. S. w. Jameson and Mrs. f. J.
Jarvis went TO Charlton this morn
ing to attend an Eastern Star meet
Ing. Dr. Jarvis and Mr. Jameson
will motor them home tomorrow
Frank A. Day Great Chief of Rec
ords of the Iowa Redmen, called on
G. w Whitehill, Senior Sycamore of
Mahaska Lodge Nd 126 Thursday
and motored to New Sharon where
they visited Blazing Arrow Tribe No.
1853.
Russell Howard, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Howard OF Oskaloosa, has
been transferred to the officers train.
ing school for the Merchant Marine
at Pelham, New York, and is off on
cruise of several weeks duration
TO Porto Rico.
Mrs r. d. Owens of Beacon has
returned 10 her home after spending
several days in Des Moines visiting
her sister, Mrs. Phinney Her grand
son, Junior, returned home with her
and viii spend several days visiting
with his grandparents.
Harold Hoover, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Hoover, No 1917 South
at the Hoover farm. The young
man fell as he was stretching corn
planting wire and was impaled upon
sharp stick that penetrated the
flesh distance of several inches
The wound was severe and required
the attention Of physician.
Rev Alexander McFerran received
telegram from his son Francis yes
terday giving announcement of the
arrival of his commission as lieu
In, he Hxyf,, ic
has been in training work with the
flyers at Gerstern Field at the Lake
Charles school and has been flying
now for somewhat extended period
and is ready for service at the front.
Mrs De Hammer was operated on
at Mercy hospital yesterday
Mr. ard Mrs. B. E. Bowen of Abba
were callers in the city Friday.
Mrs. A. Van Zante, who was oper-
ated on at Mercy hospital, left Fri
day for her home in Pella.
Miss Margaret Sharpe left Friday
for Camp Funston where she will take
up the work of Red Cross nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Noe of near
Oskaloosa came down last Saturday
for visit at the parental W. / TEN |
pleton home at Bridgeport. Eddy
vile Tribune.
Homer Madison has received sum
mons TO Officers Training School at ,
Camp Dodge. Homer enlisted some
time ago and now comes the call TO
report for work and study next Wed.
nesday, May Is.
Mrs Tucker. wife Of Major p. s.
Tucker, u. S. Army, arrived yester
day 10 spend the summer at Hilltop, ;
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tenant Major Tucker is attached
10 the atm Division American Expe-
dictionary Forces.
Mrs. Lon Wardcr formerly Miss
Alma crowder of Oskaloosa, has a
yeritable chicken farm at her home
near Farsonyin sWapello county. She
has some FIVE hundred chicks 10 care
for but finds plenty Of time for num- /
erous other duties.