The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-09-26

Miss Helen Hanna who won schol-
arship at Penn College last year left
Tuesday for Bryn Mawr College, Bryn
Mawr, Pa. stopping at Akron, Ohio,
TO visit relatives.
Il. II. Woodland, chairman of the
republican county central committee.
has been summoned to Des Moines to
a called meeting of the state republi-
can committee that will take place
Friday, Sept. 81.
Nj. and Mrs. Albert Belzer, who
we're recently married and are at
present residing in Oskaloosa, were
.iere this week visiting at the paren-
al +. NJ. Belzer home and with other
relatives and friends.-Eddyville Trib-
une.
Dayton. Smalley, one of the victims
Of the automobile accident of Sunday,
September Is, was out on the street
yesterday, the first time since the ac-
3ident. He is able to get about only
Yita difficulty on account of the in
jury to his leg, but he is gaining rap
idly.
Mi. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, south
If town, were in Oskaloosa last Thurs
lay attending the fair. Mrs. Johnson
remained over till Friday evening Wis
ting friends. Her friend Miss Blanche,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom John
}on G. Oskaloosa, came home with her
or 2 Visit.-Eddyyill Tribune.
We took ramble Sunday afternoon
n our gas burner to Oskaloosa, then
N ,hc White Way to Springfield, and
o What Cheer, then to Montezuma.
Little of the road was dragged and
most of it was the kind that will settle
most anything you eat, however light.
\ few places a drag had been drawn
over the road but too late to do any
;ood. The best piece of road travelled
vas in front of the D. T. Gorsuch farm
cast of Montezuma. This stretch OF
nile or so has evidently been dragged
lfter every rain. The rains this year
am during the most busy time or
he farmer and as consequence
many neglected TO drag. But there are
;trctches that have been and these
show what constant attention will do.
-Montezuma Republican.
Rev. d. w. Brown mas returned
from Evanston, ILL.,, where he attended
he A.. NJ. L. church conference.
Emmett Diversion who has been
suffering from a severe cold is bach
on duty with the police force again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boggs and
baby MAKING visited the brother
James Love at Camp Dodge Sunday.
Frank w. Glaze, jeff Harold, e. NJ
Cheesman and |. w. Clendenon drove
to Iowa City this morning to attend
the Shriners meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Gaylord wht
have been visiting friends in tow
have returned to their home in Della
ware county, near Thorp.
Miss Ruth Abbott, Librarian at thu
University of Chicago, is a guest o
friend and college chum Mrs. X. ID
Walton, No. Elvyn Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gibbons, Mrs
Chas. McGlasson and Charles Harpe
were at New Sharon Monday attend
ing the funeral of the late Joe vii
liams.
Al A oil xuhn
in an automobile accident at Ottumwi
Sunday evening arrived home yesteI
day little sore but coming alon;
nicely.
u. A. Wycoff, a veteran of the stree
car service is back on the job agail
following an enforced lay off this sun
mer on account Of an operation a
Rochester that cost him a leg. Man
friends are pleased to greet the motor
man again. He will have the east en-
run as usual and fill in other place
as occasion demands.
Mrs. G.. II. Keeper came down froI
her homo In Des Moines today for
short visit with her sister. Mrs. Net
Fleener.Clark at the DIR. J. e. Fleene
home 424 North Third street. Mr.
Clark leaves Thursday evening fo
Forth Worth, Texas, to be with he
husband Lieut., Ernest Clark, who
located at Camp Bowie.
Henry Bogue. formerly well know
IN connection with tho Pam FCollep
football team writes friends that b
now possesses commission in Il