The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-09-26

market
Pete Kellerman of Camp Dodge
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of Hattie Polk, No. 1116 South
Market street.
Frank ormsby, a wen known far.
mer of Palo Alto county. is here with
his sister, Mrs. E. T. White, who is
seriously ill.
Mrs. James Day, of Sumatra, Mon
tana, went to Martinsburg, Iowa, this
morning, being called by the illness
of her son Edgar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Morton drove to
the city from Keota Monday and will
leave today for Rochester where they
will visit among relatives.
H. T. Jamison and family of Cedar
Rapids motored to the city Monday
and will spend several days visiting
among relatives and friends.
james A. Dewitt is in Des Moines
attending the conference of the State
Council Of Defense and giving atten.
ton to matters in the federal court.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grill, Jr., of
Rock Island. arrived Monday for few
days visit at the parental George
Grill home on South Market street.
Conner Morgan, who has enlisted in
the Marines and is now located at
Quentie. Va, at bayonet school, is
expecting to be called to oversee duty
soon.
Mrs. Bob" Grail of Davenport, a
former resident of Oskaloosa, is in
town a few days, guest in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph o'Hara, No. 7O9
High avenue east.
c. Ed Beman, Sam Walton and Sec.
Rotary Kramer of the Y. NJ. c. A.
went to Des Moines today to attend
the War Activities Conference to be
addressed by John r. Mott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ellwood and
daughter Lucille, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs, Bates of New
Sharon and Bert Rafferty, and family
motored to Camp Dodge Sunday.
Mrs. Con Wilson came home last
evening after a weeks visit in Glen.
vile, Mimi, with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Bloods. She also visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Alben at Albert Lea
Attorney l.. 7. Shangle went to Des
Moines this morning to care for mat
tiers in supreme court and to heal
John B. Mott, who addressed the
state meeting of the war activities
held there today.
W j. Howell went to What Cheer
today to attend the Keokuk County
Sunday School convention. He rep
resents the State Committee and in.
cidentally will tell of the big conven'
ton to be held in Oskaloosa next
week.
Deputy Marshall Beeman of Ottum.
wa was in town yesterday and solicit
ed the assistance of local officials in
Serving notices for Federal Court
which opens October Is. He was
driven to Lacey and several othel
points in the county.
Mrs. Thomas p. Matthews and chill
drcn, who have been visiting rela
tives in Oskaloosa and vicinity sew
eral weeks, and who came for the
fall festival or Mahaska HOme-Com
ing, departed today for their home II
Grand Island, Nebraska.
". o. Payne of Des Moines. editor
and manager of the Iowa Forum, was
in town today calling on friends anC
looking after the interests of his pa
per- The Forum is a typical repub
lican journal filled with the best lowe
affords and true blue in every respect
1t is a political journal that is repre-
sentative in its field.
George Andrews. former well
known citizen and business man o!
Oskaloosa, came down from his Des
Moines home today, to take care OF
some interests and to renew old &C
quaintances and friendships. George
is now and has been for year and 3
half past employed at the Harris
Emery Department Store.
Silas Moore, who took his team an6
went forth to do his bit in the fields
last June, is home after rather
strenuous summer He was up in
the Dakotas and had a month or six
weeks, more employment ahead OF
him but hfS arm gave out" and was
unable to continue. He returned tc
his home here. He says he has en-,
joyed a good summer.
Miss Lois Demorest, of Oskaloosa,
came to the city Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with her step-mother
Mrs. Sarah Demorest, of Washington
d. c., who arrived in the city later in
the evening to attend the funeral ser.
vices of her sister, Mrs. w. e. Tom
linson, who died Wednesday evening
in Los Angeles, Cal. Other relatives
who have come to the city for the
funeral and are guests of Mrs Mary
Nichols are Mrs. Oscar Wynkoop, of
Norwalk, +. C. and X. Z. Nichols and
Mrs. James Hambleton of Heaton, ~
D.-Marshalltown Times-Republican
Mrs. Alice O'BricT left this after.
noon for a weeks sit with friends
in Eldora.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Quail of Neo-
sho, Wisconsin. are in the city for a
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, George Ritter of South Second