The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

ing and taking needed rest
w. T. Walker of No. 7O4 u avenue
east, was a passenger this morning
for Davenport, where he will visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Jul
beck, of No. 427 East 18th street.
Lawrence Love, of the Coal Oper.
ators Association, was in the city
yesterday in consultation, effecting
business and also shaking hands with
old time friends and acquaintances.
II Pella Chronicle: Mrs. AValkenberg
was called to the Mr.. and Mrs. O.Van
Hafften home. near Oskaloosa, last
Sunday, to make the acquaintance
and help care for her new grand
daughter.
Ames Intelligencer: Mrs. Foster
Parger and children arrived the last
Of the week at the home of ID. l..
Parker. The children remain for the
summer, but Mrs. Parker returned to
her home at Oskaloosa this week.
\ Chas. e. Brown was business pas
senger for, Sigourney this morning.
Nj. Browns daughter, Miss Fern
Brown accompanied him to Sigourney
but will go from that place to Ian
easter la, where she will visit with
! friends.
Miss Margaret Kramer, of Alado,
| ILL.,, who has been visitor at the Will
/ son home, No. 5O7 Ninth avenue
east, was a passenger this morning
via the Rock Island for Moline, ILL.,,
where she will visit with friends and
relatives.
! Messrs. Harry and Str.Well String
fellow were passengers yesterday via
the Rock Island for Reno. Nevada,
where they will witness the Jeffries.
Johnson fight OF July 4th. from Reno
they will go to San Francisco, Port
land, Seattle and other coast cities.
Major and Mrs. Lacey are home
from months stay in Washington,
y. G., where Mrs. Lacey visited while
the Major attended to legal business.
Major Lacey was detained in the Ma
tional Capital longer than he expect
! ed, owing to the death of his client
during the trial of a Virginia land
case. The California case in which
the Major is counsel also progressed
slowly but turned out very satisfact-
orily.
Little Arthur Cunningham, son of
| nf
street, is able to be at play again az
| ter his severe experience the other
day. He jumped on the back end of
the ice wagon at Forest cemetery
gate and road south as far as has
home. The driver did not know the
almost empty he was driving at
rapid rate. Little Arthur jumped oil
Is the wagon passed his home and he
| fell on the pavement, fracturing his
skull A surgical operation was
necessary to relieve the pressure on
tho brain.
Contractor G. &c. Klee, in charge of
the construction of the new mauso-
leum at Forest cemetery. has very
sore forehead, the result of an &C.
cident at the scene of operations. Il
wheelbarrow full of concrete got
away from the workmen and ran
down the gang plank. Mr. KIee saw
it coming and jumped to one side.
He cleared it's path all right but the
wheelbarrow hit one of the long steel
rods which are being enclosed in the
wall, and bent it over with great
force. The rod hit Mr.. Klee on the
forehead, fracturing the outer layer
of the skull.
Charlton Patriot: Charlton has had
an opportunity to lease the city cleo
trio light plant to good advantage, APP
parently, and get some needed public
utilities in the bargain. y Some local
capitalists, in conjunction with Mana
ger Barnard of OsceOla gas and light
plant, and the managers of the plants
1t Oskaloosa and Ottumwa, are about
ready to propose to the city council
to lease the city light plant to them
for twenty-five years, they to keep
it in good condition and operation
during that time, and to add to it
city heating plant for the business
section of the city, and a gas plant
for the whole city. In return for this
service they would light the city's
streets and pump the city water free
of charge. .r
Miss Edna Axterr, of Kansas City,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eberhart,
G22 North A street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Porter and son
George, went to Blunt, SO. Dakota,
this morning for months visit.
!. w. Clendenon and son John went
to What Cheer this morning to spend
he day with parents and friends.
Mrs. l.. E. Corlett OF No. 81 North
Eighth street. has gone to Neoga,
H., called by the illness of her faith
er, l.. f. Good
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosenberger are
in the city for few weeks visit with
friends and acquaintances among
whom they will be entertained.
Master Harold Ferree. son OF Mr..
land Mrs Earl Ferree OF No. 215 II