The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-18
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P E r SO N AIS
John ZONES was ia Abba Saturday
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11Okl. ~. a hlIuulOuu vi AlUld iran
acted business here Friday
Il. o. Osborn of Knoxville was
business caller in the city Wednesda
George Spears and SON viii wei
business callers In Knoxville Wedne
day
Mrs. r. w Marley has returned froI
q visit at Knoxville with relatives an
friends.
lnez Larew and Mrs. Grace Sha
of Eureka were visiting here Tuesda
with Mrs. Mclaughlin.
Z. F. Morrison and wife of Keosau
qua are visiting in town this wee
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. F. NJ Henness was recen
visitor at the home OF her daughte
Mrs. r. p, Miller at Abba.
Mrs. Maggie Cade of Attica under
went an operation for gall stones a
the Abbott hospital arecently.
Belle Moon has resumed her work a
Mahaska hospital after brief visi
with her home folks al Bussey.
Mrs. Otto Messer has returned after
spending the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Messer at Fairfield
Mrs Robert Littler and daughter
Louise OF Bussey visited recently at
The Abbott hospital with Mr.. Littler.
Mrs. Edd Toy has returned to her
home here in Knoxville after spending
a few days with relatives and friends
here.
Mayme Greer has returned after
spending last week at Pleasant Plain
at the home of her aunt, Mrs George
Marshall.
Mrs. ]. H. Shannahan of Springfield
Mo-, who is visiting in Pella with rela.
tiyes was business caller in the ci.
Wednesday.
Mrs. r. H. Porter and Mrs. Charles
r. Fisher of Knoxville were callers in
the city Wednesday and spent the day
with Mrs. X. w. Marley.
Henry Rhynsburger of Pella visited
Wednesday in the city with their son
Dick Synhorst who is confined 10 HE
home with rather serious attack OF
lagrippe.
Mrs. o. P. Flower visited several
days the latter part of last week al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Kirb!
at Fairfield.
Rev. ]. B. Atkins, former pastor
of the Oskaloosa Congregational
church, now stationed at Eldon. was
in town yesterday. enroute home from
Montour, Iowa, where he had been TO
see his new grandson.
Judge Henry SiIwold was taken sick
at his room in the Beser home last
week, and the physician, discovering
symptoms of smallpox. the Judge went
Immediately to the home of his broth
er and sister, on the farm in Malaki
township. The Judge had been yacci
mated several years ago. and the cast
Is now a very light one, which will on
ly keep him in quarantine a short
time.-Newton Record.
Mrs. e. J. Evans has received /
letter from her son, Walter d. Evans
dated Somewhere in France, March
Is, in which he says: Just a line OF
so to tell you that / have been TO the
trenches and came out without {
scratch. Hence | am healthy anC
happy, as conditions here will allow
me to be. Many interesting expert
ences ! could write about, but thu
censors say, Say nothing"
John Hammes, OF Ottumwa, for
mer OskaloOsa lad, son OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. John c. and Amy Waters Ham
mes is in training in the aviation
corps. He has been doing preliminary
work al Champaign, Illinois. for /;
period of about two months but now
takes UP camp life and finishing touch,
es on the field at Dallas Texas. Young
Hammes is Of military turn and is a
graduate of the Shattuck school. In a
letter TO friends concerning the
school at Champaign young Hammes
says: From an educational stand
point the training has really beer
wonderful, and will never be forgotten
by any or us who have attended this
school. The officers in charge and all
the instructors were certainly as high
class men as ever hope to meet, and
while the work was hard. they all had
the greatest consideration for the stu;
dents, and one could not help but put
iri every minute OF the time. was very
fortunate, and take a great deal OF
pride in the fact that ! was the top
man on machine guns. II would Ger
tainly do you good TO see the seventy,
four boys in the class ! was in, and
all just as fine men as you would care
10 meet, from all parts OF the country"
Mrs. Steve Clark Of Fremont was
in town Friday.
Miss Sadie Morris OF Bussey was in
Town Thursday.
Mrs. Peter Won Clike OF Pella was
in the city Friday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Snow OF What Cheer
was in town Friday
Miss Anna Brown OF Muscatine is
in town visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Moore of Cedar
Z, ,tow.,d ~ the eity Thursday