The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-25

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! vile Journal.
Mrs. S. T. Borum is at Ollie on a
two weeks rest and recreation trip
visiting among relatives and friends.
Thomas Plaster of the Royal Cafe
was in What Cheer Thursday and
while there heard of the big patriotic
demonstration staged at Cedar Rap
ids. He arrived home to get into the
midst of the party in his own home
town.
]. B. Doll, the popular restaurant
man on High avenue west, is entitled
to big service flag in his place of
business. He would have to display
33 blue stars on its white field, as
these would indicate the number of
boys now in service who have been
regularly employed by him and who
in many cases have ben taught their
trades by him. The record dates back
for several years. They were all fine
boys and all are now doing splendid
energetic work for Uncle Sam.
DR.. L. Milton Williams of the Will
liams- Robinson Evangelistic Co., has
been at his home in University Park
for a few days, the company having
closed their campaign in Des Moines.
They start by auto today for Ham,
mond, Indiana, where they will be for
the next month or so. The big equip
ment has gone on ahead and has al
ready been set up. The auto party
will comprise Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Will
liams. bud" Robinson, Miss Virginia
Shafer. the soloist, Miss Eunice Oakcs
the pianist and singer, Mrs. A. l..
Nipple. Kenneth Wells, and Howard
Williams. During the stay in Oska-
loosa a fine new Continental motor
was put in the car and its capacity and
power considerably increased. The
lcar is now in perfect condition for the
trip after being thus overhauled in
lOskaloosa.
| Miss " Kessler has gone to Farming
ton. Ia, TO visit relatives.
Mrs. w. w. Littlejohn was in Ottum,
wa and Kirksville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Landfear of Du.
buque are visiting in this city and at
Wright.
Mrs. George Downing is here from
Marshalltown to visit her sister, Mrs.
J. Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Dutton were in
Fremont to attend the funeral of Miss
v. White
! Miss Virginia Davis is home from
Indianola after visiting Miss ElizabeIh
Hiatt for few days.
Mrs. C. L. Harnden has returned to
her home in Abba after visiting heI
sister, Mrs Mary E. Whedon.
Mrs. Ed Gray has returned to her
home in Des Moines after visiting hel
son N. Fl. Krizer on M avenue West.
Mrs. Anna Short of Eddyville came
to the city Friday, bringing her mother
Mrs. Rasko to the Abbott Hospital for
! treatment.
Mrs. L. E. Scott returned to her
home in Hampton last week with her
mother, Mrs. Richardson, where she
will make her home.
Miss Jessie Coep. of the Oppenheim-
er store in Oskaloosa, is enjoying a
three weeks vacation and came down
Friday for visit with her sister, Mrs
w. z. Ehrenhard and family. She has
just returned from an auto trip 20
Des Moines and Fl. Dodge.-Fremont
Gazette.
Lloyd Parker went to Eddyville to
spend Sunday with his parents.
Floyd Tarr, IRA Tarr and Emmet
Love went to Eddyville Saturday.
Master Earl Storm motored to Ba-
tavia Sunday with his unsle Frank
Storm.
Miss Nell Wray assistant county su-
perintendent is enjoying two weeks
vacation.
C. c. Alsup went to New Franklin
Missouri, Saturday evening On a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ed Dear received word Satur-
day from her son Charles Runyon was
on his way TO France.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith, of Indian
ola, motored to the city Friday and
stopped at the Downing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Mayon and
daughter Vera of Burlington, were
weekend visitors in the city.
Miss Martha Tilton, of Martinsburg,
has returned home after spending the
week in the city with relatives.
/ George Crusen and DAVIS s. Barr
gare safe in France according to word
received by their wives here today.
Mrs. Ella Nash, Nellie Baldwin.
Frank Nash and daughter Kathryn
lwere Sunday callers at the e. e.
Whitehill
Mr. and Mrs. Rosenbaum and family
motored from Centeryille Sunday and
spent the day at the b. Bernstein
home
1 NJ. and Mrs. Dan Hemens. OF Al
bia motored To the CITY Saturday and