The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-24
EpDYvlLLE EVENTS.
(By John r. Slpes.)

day.
Ed Kussart was business visitor
at Abba Tuesday. ~.
The baby Of Jesse Barnes OF Grays
Creek has been sick.
j. ]. Burrier, east OF town, depart
ed Tuesday for Moulton.
VIII Smith was an oskaloosa Wis
itor wednesday evening.
Riley Grant went to Pella We'd
nesday night to visit relatives.
A child of VIM. Woten or Coal6eld
has been Ill with bowel trouble.
John lager, ST., disposed of his
100 acre farm in Missouri this week.
Mr.. Reese, father or Tom Reese,
north of town, has been aillng the
past few days.
Il. d. Wormhoudt Of Pella came
down wednesday to visit MS brother
I. A. Wormhoudt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles OFT OF Abba
are being entertained by Mr.. Otis
brother, r. A. ott.
c. e. Robinson, VINO has been quite
sick with congestion OF the lungs,
is slightly improved.
Mrs. Avis Bourke went to oskaloo.
ga Wednesday evening to see a
friend who has been sick.
Born, Wednesday, August 16, 1906,
TO Mr.. and Yrs. Henry Stody OF Lost
Creek, nine pound baby boy.
Ed Sullivan, of White City, had
| two fingers of his right hand mashed
wednesday by stone falling upon
them. t.....
Mr.. and Mrs. belong Of Avery,
have been visiting at the par.
entail Horace Perry home on North
Third street.
Among the recent ottumwa call.
ers were: Attorney Geo. L. Gillies
on Monday; J. 8. Oldham and Eearl
True on Tuesday.
Mrs. William McElroy, accompan.
led by Miss Grace ana little Don.
aid, was an over Sunday guest OF
Oskaloosa friends"
Rev. Carl w. Hampstead viii
preach Sunday mornin, aug. 20, ar
the Congregational churcn, on THE
Jnduanoa ~ Christ
Misses Pearl and Maud McElroy OF
Oskaloosa arrived Tuesday morning
for a brief visit with their COUSIN,
Miss Grace McElr6y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Baker return
ed to their home at oskaloosa the
first of the week after a short visit
at the A. w. Riggs home.
Rev. Hampstead preached at the
union park services last Sunday ey'
ening, his subject being Pursue
Not Evil" Rev. Right led In prayer.
Little Misses Alberta and Bernice
Riggs, daughters OF Walter Riggs OF
Abba, are spending the week with
Mrs. /. NJ. Riggs ana other relatives.
Mrs. Jane Blake and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, Of near Frederic, deparr-
ed Thursday for Linton, Kans., 10
spend two months with Mrs. Blake'S
daughters
+. p. Elliott, who has been engag.
ed at Oskaloosa the past six weeks
in putting in heating plant return
ed home Tuesday, having finished
his contract.
George Field and FAMILY, after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. Fields bro
Their, J.. II. Field, departed Tuesday
for Chicago, enroute 10 their home at
Romney, Ind.
Miss Ada Brown, after visit Of
two or three weeks with her uncle,
). p. Landies, departed Tuesday
morning for Oelweip enroute TO
South Dakota.
Misses Clara and Grace and Mas.
ter George Hartman went to Des
Moines Wednesday TO spend ten days
with the Misses Hartman's brother,
Russell Hartman.
Charles Ruggles OF Buxton spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Ruggles, on North Sec
ond street. His mother and sister,
Mrs.. James Glen, both Of whom have
been sick at this place are report.
ed better.
G. M. Garfield. who sustained al
compound fracture OF the left leg
six weeks ago, was able, through the