The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-10-31
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Mrs. Mary GrlmS, Oh DeS MONIES
is here to be with friends a few days
and to visit sister at Giyin.
B. C. Wright and wife, of Center.
vile motored to the city and are visit
ing relatives on D avenue west
Steve Witt left for Omaha last ey.
ening after several car loads of sheep
for fall and winter use at his farm.
Mrs. Belle Wassom has returned
from New Sharon where she has been
nursing Flu" patients at the Fisk
home.
+. L. Wing and wife, of Grinnell,
are spending the week end in the city
with Mrs. Wings parents on North H
street,
Mrs. S. B. Fuller and son Junior
have returned TO their home here from
a visit with relatives and friends in
Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Harvey and
children Bernice and Paul, of Knox
Vile. are visiting at the c. S. Penning-
ton home
Miss Bertha Young, of keota, re-
turned to her home after spending
several days here with her aunt on
Ninth avenue west
William and John Shaw are leaving
next week for California where they
expect to spend the winter among
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Charles II. Martin and daugh-
ter Kathleen. of Peoria, Illinois. are
guests in the w. C. Martin home, No.
l017 First avenue east.
N. r. Thompson and family, of Al.
bia, motored to the city yesterday and
are visiting with Mr.. Thompson's
mother on South d street.
Mrs. B. n. Stoner and son Gerald,
of Muskogee, returned TO their home
after spending the fore part Of the
week at the parental home.
Ralph CrozIer who has been attend
ing school at Pella is spending the
week end in the city with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Crozier.
Rex " Porter and Guilford S. Hoff-
mann have received word of their &C
ceptance in the Camp Pike officers
training school, and are awaiting or
ders to report next month.
Robert Furnald who has been as
sociated with James Lawrence in
mine work is leaving today with his
wife for Florida where he has piece
of ground.
Albert and Henry Shinnofield have
returned from the Red River Valley
where they were interested in thresh-
ing operations. They have gone TO
Thornburg 70 care for property in
that section.
The Herald was in error last even
ing in the statement made regarding
DR.. Roberts work at Camp Lee, Va.
Mrs. Roberts says the Doctor was
simply assigned TO nose and throat
work at the Base Hospital.
Aft Greenway has a letter from Pat
Ryan with Company B, written, Sep
TENDER 2lst in which he states that
Ed Dodds, Tom Carlin, Edgar Smith
and Cortes Souter we're all we'll. Pat
himself is located in Paris detailed
To the STARS and Stripes" the A. Z.
+. newspaper.
Mrs. Mary Converse Of st. Paul. ar
rived in the city last evening summon
ed by the critical Illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. Lurana Abraham who is at
the hospital under treatment since
Monday for pneumonia. Mrs. Converse
IS a guest in the Mrs. S. c. Adams
home No. 319 High avenue East.
Charles Brookins writes his mother.
Mrs. Sarah Brookins, No. $40 South
Market street, that he has been taken
from training at Great Lakes school
and sent to the wireless In the Duluth
District on special service call on ac-
count of the recent big forest fire..
Charles is expecting 10 be home soon
on a furlough.
Mrs. J. D. McMullin and children,
William. Donald and George, arrived
from Milwaukee. their former home
Wednesday TO join Mr.. McMullin and
make oskaloosa their future home.
Mr.. McMullin is president OF the
Western Manufacturing Company.
Their home will be No. 81 North
Eighth street.
William Read, son Of DIR. and Mrs.
Herman Read. No Gil A avenue east
has been home couple OF days from
Camp Pike, Arkansas. where he has
been stationed. He is sent to Madison,
Wisconsin, on special duty assignment
and was able TO stop of at his home
here for a brief visit He left this
afternoon and reports Monday.
Employees OF the NJ. & 81. L.. sur.
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Il. Ravens.
who were married last week. at their
home, 307 South Tenth street Thurs
day evening and presented them with
gifts OF silverware. The lunch which
the guests brought with them was
served in three courses. Dir. Ravens
is chief clerk in the Office Of the mast
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