The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-17

lefVlAy for Che ilFst slnae eince bic IA.
Jury nonrle % weeks ago, when the
bose wagon crushed hls foot a. he
slipped under the wheels. The IN.
Jury Ia NOT doing well and blood pol
son seems b be threatening. The
surgeons also Tear an ahsccss form.
jnr among the bones ~ the foot.
Mrs. gd Williams was a passenger
last evening 20 Abba, whore she IL
Visiting for a few days with relatives.
Knoxville journal, MIR. and Mrs.
u. II. sheahan entertained bis elster,
hlsa Elizabeth, OF oskaloosa, last
week.
Mrs, J. =. scibert was a passenger
this morning 10 Beacon, where she
spent tho day with relatives and
friends.
David Rouse and wife who have
been visiting at the M. a. Whitaker
home, returned last evening TO their
home In Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Caul OF Abba
were visitors In oskaloosa yesterday
with friends, returning last evening
to their home.
Miss Stella shipley of Evans, who
has been visiting with her friend,
Miss Aylesworth, returned this morn
ing to her home.
Mrs. II. II. Storey was a passenger
this morning TO Washington, whore
she is visiting for a few days the
guest OF relatives.
Mrs. J. Il. Whitaker and children
were passengers this morning to
Stafford, where they will visit rela-
tlves for few days.
Mrs. +. M. Kester OF Abba return
ed this morning to her home after a
pleasant stay in oskaloosa with her
daughter, Mrs. Grin Brown.
John Whitaker left for Chicago
Saturday evening, going by way Of
Blu rlington. He WIN look after mat
tiers OF business in that city.
Miss Katherine DeBruin OF Pella
returned this morning to her home
after pleasant visit In Oskaloosa
with her friend, Miss Ella Walter.
Miss Halle PrIngle was passen-
ger this morning to Washington,
where she IL in attendance ut Chau-
tau qua and visitor with relatives.
Mrs. b. Wetsman and children we're
Burlington passengers Saturday ev-
ening for Detroit, where they will
visit with relatives and friends for q
few weeks.
Bloomfield Republican: Mr.. W.
y. Sheppard, manager OF the Colfax,
Iowa, mines, spent Tuesday evening
In the city, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Morgan.
. Mrs. q. Seibgrt Oh Beacon left to-
day for Denver, going to that city to
spend few months with her daugh-
ter, Miss Katie Seibert, who Is stay
ing In that city. ...
Rev. j. Il, Ball OF Le Grand has
been called to iEastport, Maine, to
take charge Of one OF the largest
churches in the Christian denomina-
ton In New England. ...
Mrs. Charles Blattner and Mrs. j.
q. Muir left Saturday evening over
the 20" for Pueblo, Colorado, where
they will spend few months resting
and visiting with friends.
Mrs. II. Patterson left this morning.
for Belleyille, Illinois, where she will
visit with, relatives until the close OF
the base ball season, when she will
be joined by her husband.
Miss Viola Lance left last evening
on the Central for her home in Alma,
Kansas, after having spent the sum
mer In Oskaloosa at the home of her
grandfather, Clark Ware.
Mrs. Harry Burdock OF Abba, who
has been visiting In Oskaloosa, and
Miss Florence Burdock, we're passen-
gers this morning TO Davenport,
where they are visiting, guests Of
friends. ....
Mrs. Pearl Smithhart, Of the Allan
son News Supply Company, has TAX
on q vacation from her duties with the
oskaloosa Station and Is visiting A.
mong friends and acquaintance at
sigourDey.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. O. oryis left for
Denver Saturday evening. They ex-
pect 10 visit the exposition at Port
land before returning home. Mrs.
orvig' sister will take care OF the
children during their absence.
Pella Chronicle: Fred Hasselink
and Marie Grandia were married at
oskaloosa on Wednesday OF last
week. Both OF the contracting par
ties are well known In this city,
where they will make their futura