The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-10

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sunday Win Henry Martin and othsf
islenen here
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Tuesday 81 visit hnr friends tne
Misses klpht
D q wcatfall sold his restaurant
Tuesday 10 a u. Rlcharan. who touh
charge at once
4. Is. Cawley has opened 40 an in.
suranco ofice In tho east room Of TIM
Roberts building
Born, Sunday. August ., 1905, 10
air. and Mrs. Jasper Allison. east o.
Lost crvck, baby girl,
Rev and Mira. w. s. Right we're Al
ottumwa Monday TO attend the funer
al Of Mr.. Rights cousin.
Peter Bennett. south OF town, has
been quite sick with an attack OF 40.
pendicitis for few days.
MIR. and Mrs. ed Steele. OF the Cedar
district, were Sunday guesta OF the
latter's uncle. VIM. Allison, sr.
Born, Sunday, August 8, 1905, 70
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hodge. OF
White City, ten-pound baby boy.
Among the Oshaloosa business call.
ers here this week were j. III. Miller
on Monday; Miss Maggie Butler on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Hedrick, of Des
Molnes, we're over Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Hedrick-s mother, Mrs. j.
W. seifcrt.
II. c. Williams, fof ottumwa, was
here from Sunday till Tuesday on bus
mess and pleasure, going from here
to Oskaloosa.
Mrs. II. EaGrattan fell Friday and
suffered injuries which have laid her
up since. She was very Ill Monday,
but Is some better.
G.. l.. Funk went to Davenport on
Monday to attend grand lodge Of tins
knights OF Pythias as delegate of
Pleiades Lodge No. IS. I,
Miss Grace Martin returned to her
home in Oslkaloosa Tuesday morning
| after short visit with Misses Gene
belong and Rena Ryan,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mann, of 312 South
Ransom street, returned home Satur-
day evening after spending last week
with her friend, Mrs. Jennie Haywood.
Fred Wilcox went to Hilton Mon
day to Join his family, who have been
visiting there. From hilton they will
10 to Centerville to be the guests OF
friends. .", sa
A marriage license was issued last
week at Os- aloosa TO Jas. w. Hekt
and Miss Media Buhler, two wen
known young people Of the nelghbor-
hood north Of town.
IL Marsh Gable, Of Harper, Walter Nc
Cleary, OF Knoxville, and Misses Eva
and Saba Chord, Of oskaIoosa, visited
at the @. $. Chord home last y and
attended the street carnival, m
The following are some of the late
cases Of sickness reported: Harry
Gays son, VIM. Lewis daughter, Mr
Shirlen and Mr.. Werner, OF White
City, malaria; Phil SCOTS Oldest son,
dysentery; j. l.. Jones, across the
river.
| Don't kick at the umpire but play
ball." is the rather unusual title OF u
sermon-lecture TO be delivered at the
opera house by Geo. Al. Gillette, OF
Des Mdines, on Thursday evening.
August 10. This entertainment prom.
ises to be something OUT OF the ordi.
nary.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Wylie entertain
ed the following relatives and friends
at their pleasant home east Of town
Sunday: Mrs. Ira Reed and two chill
dren, from Denver; Messrs. and Mes
danes H. l.. Hedrick, Of Des Moines.
N. b. Holloway, F. M. McCrea and
Gervais FATS; Mrs. Hedrick. Of OF.
tumwa; and Mrs. J. w. Seifert The.
| Wylfes are adopts at entertaining and
all present passed very pleasant
day
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The following were among the per.
sons from other places who attended
the street carnival and visited friends
here last week: Bert Teas, Bert Rowe,
Vern Jones and Charles Tucker, OF
Abba; Misses Hilda Calson, Willie
Lewis, Allie Trump, Mary Moe and
Sophia and Mary Longstaff, Messrg.
d. Moore, Virgil st. Clair, Oscar and
Homer Jones and Harry Brock, OF os-
kaloosa; Miss Jessie Lamb, of Buxton
No. 10; Grover Jackson, Of White
city, and Jack Williams, Of Buxton.
County Coroner F. w. Mills. Of OF
tumwa, held an inquest Sunday over
the body OF James NJ Harris, who was
found lying dead on bed at his home
about six miles from town, in the VI
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