The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-02-04

Wilbur Little, OF Anthracite, Cam
ada, 10 in the city visiting among
relatives and friends and to take the
Pardun treatment for rheumatism
with which he is afflicted.
Montezuma Republican: Mr.. Kiln
ker, of Union Mills, has moved into
the Mrs. o. L. Roseman property.
He comes here to give his family the
benefit Of our excellent schools.
Ottumwa Courier: G.. M, Parker,
of Fremont, who is rooming at 1901
East Main street, slipped on theice
Tuesday evening and broke his left
knee cap. He is in the hospital slowly
improving.
Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. Nellie
Ream and Miss Nellie Thomas, of
Oskaloosa, after short visit in this
city, left this afternoon on Burling-
ton No. 8, for Hynes to visit with
friends and relatives.
DR.. Harry Carver, of Rose Hill,
was in town yesterday. He Is build
ing up nice practice in that place
and is quite comfortable in his new
four room Office building. Friends
here will be pleased to learn of the
success OF the young man.
Pella Banner: Mrs. A. e. Hurt, of
Mt. Pleasant, is visiting with friends
in this city for few weeks. Her
SON Hubert, swho is well known here,
and who received his education at
the Iowa Wesleyan University, was
recently elected to the position OF
principal of the high school of Oska-
loosa. He spent Sunday here with
his mother and friends.
(From Mondays Daily.)
GeorgelIHosr, of Flagler, was in
town Saturday.
George Fphlinger Is home for an
over Sunday visit with parents.
Mrs. Charles Herbig went to Wright
Saturday to visit friends for week
or SO.
j. F. Springfield came up from
Ottumwa Saturday to care for Oska-
loosa business affairs.
Mrs. Y. J. Campbell, who has been
visiting in Davenport, has returned
to her home In the city.
Miss Mary Armstrong, of Canton
Illinois, was in town Saturday en-.
route home after visit in Minnea.
polls.
Mrs. Walter Clogston, of Abba, who
has been in the city went to Peoris
Saturday for a visit at the e. 81. Weil
home.
e. 8. Sheppard, of Chicago, 10 in
the city comforting with the manage
ment Of the Oskaloosa Artificial Ice
Company.
Constable AL M. Jones lie out anC
on dut@, nSain after. o numbers of day!
indisposltion and confinement at his
home on High avenue west.
Mrs. Chas. v Hoffman, was in
Washington, Iowa, Saturday, return.
ing in the evening with the two sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sewers.
Chas. Brown was down from Des
Moines for an over Sunday visit with
his family and to become acquainted
with the new baby at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Grossman
will depart this week for Chicago
and the east. Mr.. GrossmanIhas not
yet determined upon a location in
which to reopen his business.
Mrs. O. W. Bollinger and Mrs,
Perry Asher went to Ottumwa Satur.
day to visit friends. They were guests
Of honor at a thester party which
witnessed the production OF "The
Prince of Pilsen" that evening.
Keokuk County News: Sherman
w. Needham took down to his bed
Saturday evening with severe at
tack of pneumonia. On Sunday
pleurisy set In, which makes the
complications doubly hard. Miss
Minor, an experienced nurse of Osk,
aloosa, was summoned Monday. AT
present Sherman Is holding his own
and DR.. Bamford thinks he will come
out all right, but is in critical con-
dition.