The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-08-29

a wife with him. The Times, atoni
with the people Of the county gener
ally will be sorry TO lose Jack. H,
has been tireless in his efforts I,
help along in the great war work o
today. He has driven this count.
over in all kinds of weather ant
spoke to hundreds of people, urging
them to get into this work and Civ,
of their means that the civilized ma
tons of the world might live. Hi
has pictured to them the scenes o.
the front as he saw them in his twS
years service, prior to the time he
was wounded. He has given up his
hearing in the cause from the eff
fects of his wound, but is anxious to
get back into the service, and only
disappointed because the government
cannot use him. But wherever cir
cumstances may lead him, he may
rest assured that back here in old
Mahaska county he has left lot OF
warm friends who will wish him
health and prosperity in his new
home.-Oskaloosa Times.
Mrs. John Anspach of Bussey spent
Wednesday in Oskaloosa.
G. E. Fair with Yves Novak motored
to Des Moines Thursday.
H. T. Barber of Grinnell was a bust
ness caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. w. P. Sprague of Pella was a
business caller here Saturday.
Miss Margaret Wren of Des Moines
is visiting Mrs. X. Sparks and Mrs.
Don Donaldson.
DR.. Seerley and wife and Mrs. B. A.
Clutter of What Cheer were callers in
this city Friday.
Miss Wilma Ewing has returned to
her home in Knoxville after visiting
friends in this city.
Homer White and Will Boack went
to Grinnell to take in couple of days
of the fair this week. ....
Miss Florence Lee Chacey of Rich
land is visiting here at the home of
her friend Miss Winifred Brady.
Mrs. Harry J. Fogg has returned to
her home in Marshalltown after visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Sam Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Meade Of Par
sons, Kas., are visiting al the w. M.
Robinson home on High avenue West.
Mrs. VIII Bartlett and daughter Liva
of Knoxville were over Sunday visit.
ors here at the Arthur Munsell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Baxter and Mr..
and Mrs. William Brown of Abba Wis
tied Sunday at the w. S. Parker home.
Mrs. W. E. Schierstedt and son of
Chicago are guests in the home of
Mrs. Argyle, No. 61O South Fourth
street.
Mrs. Ed Horn of Maquoketa is here
visiting at the home OF her sister and
will visit in Fremont before she re-
turns to her home.
Mrs. John MCGOWAN and daughter
Helen of Bloomfield, Ia, arrived in
the city last evening and will spend a
few days at the R. r. Barrows home.
Miss Margaret Doughman has re-
sumed her duties at the Mahaska hos
pital after a vacation of two weeks
spent at the parental home in Bus
Sey.
Miss Lucy Koopman has resumed
her duties act the Smith-Shipley store
after enjoying a two weeks vacation
which she spent at her home in
Pella.
Charlie Richmond, wife and son,
Mrs. Theodore Richmond, Mrs. Jane
and Mrs. Mary Jackson
spent Sunday at the John Essling
home.
Mrs. Joe Nye, Mrs. A. L. Lockard,
and James Denney were at Galesburg
yesterday to attend the funeral Of a
relative.
Miss Rose Teffy of the Smith-Ship-
ley force has returned home after a
Two weeks vacation spent in Iowa City
with relatives.
Lieutenant Gilbert Jones on his way
from officers training camp TO his
home in Oskaloosa stopped of and
visited his aunt, Mrs. c. E. Wallace
for few minutes Sunday evening. He
will leave for Camp Jackson, S. C., in
a few days. New Sharon Star.
OF young lady well known here
the Washington Democrat says: Miss
Kate Buckley who is the matron of
the Washington Boulevard hospital,
left on Sunday night for Chicago af-
ter spending month here with her
folks, Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Buckley. Kate
had enlisted for overseas service and
her unit is now in France. She is in
charge Of this hospital where young
nurses are trained and the doctors and
nurses in authority persuaded her that
her work here training new nurses is
just as important and just as real war
work as the overseas nursing. She is
crazy to go across, of course, but will
not right now.
Mrs. G. Reese OF Giyin wa" in the
city Saturday.
]. r. Porter of Loyilia called upon
friends here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Snow of Delta
were callers here Saturday