The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-28

their suburban home. which they cal
Home Nook,
. OF a former citizen and barber d
Oskaloosa the Charlton Herald-f'a
lfiot says; IT B. Lewis, who has
been employed in the Morrison oar
Der shop under the Commercial Bank
Tor the past nine months, closed q
deal last week whereby he becomes
proprietor OF the shop. Tim, as he
lis better known, is first class bar,
Der and expects to keep none but
skilled workmen in his employ"
\ Jack Haworth is home from an ex,
tended trip through the east and
north covering a period of eight
weeks. He visited among friends
and relatives in Pennsylvania. New
York and other states and was In the
heart Of the anthracite region, and
then went into Canada He spent
the Fourth at Niagara Falls. He
says he has had great time and
came home more in response to a
sense of duty than because he so de-
sired.
Mrs. Evan G. Morgan had a pain
full and unpleasant experience last
week that called for a minor surgical
operation, more or less severe and
painful. Mrs. Morgan was reclining
on sofa. In rising to her feet she
placed her elbow against the head of
the sofa and came in contact with a
needle that had become imbedded in
the cloth. The needle pierced the
arm until 1t struck the bone and was
then broken off so that 1t could not
be reached without the assistance OF
a physician. 1t was necessary to
make an incision through the skin
and into the muscles to remove the
needle.
? tFrom Tuesdays Daily.)
Claren Coffin. son of DIR. T. E. Cot
fin of No. SAT North A street, was
passenger this morning via. the Rock
Island for visit with his brother, j. |
H. Coffin. at Richmond. Ind.
NJ. v. Vreeland. of the firm of HUI |
Der & Kalbach. has departed for his |
summer vacation. Mr.. Vreeland is In |
Chicago visiting and sightseeing. He
will be absent about one week.
Mrs. Leonard Taub who has been
visiting Mr.. Taub's parents in New
York City, arrived last night over the
Rock Island to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Dewhirst of C avenue
east.
Montezuma Republican: Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Bowers and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Louis Stanford returned Tues
day p. m. from River Side Park, near
Oskaloosa, where they have been
for several days.
Harmon Taggart, residing north of
Rose. Hill, was a passenger last even
ing from Oskaloosa via the Rock Is
and for Emporia, Kansas, where he
will visit with relatives and friends
and look over the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Aldrich, sons
Howard and Walter, and daughter,
Miss Rachel, were passengers this
via the Rock Island for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends at Worcester, Mass.
l.. E. CorIett, who departed for Ne
,ga, ILL.,, last Saturday evening, called
" the serious illness of his father
n-law, L. G. Good, writes that Mr.
food was in a much improved condi-
ion upon his arrival at Neoga.
Miss Lucille Wilson, daughter of
Ir. and Mrs. E. J. Wilson of Dies
Ioines, arrived in the city yesterday
or a visit with relatives and old time
riends. She is a guest of her grand
mother, Mrs Sarah Slemmons, at the
3omar home on North Third street.
Harry Collard, who is rendering J
IN excellent account of himself with
he Acknowledgement Bartlett Compa-
~, dropped in from Chicago Satur,
lay for a vacation visit at the paren-
al A.. Fl. Collard home. No. sol North
; street. Harry is looking fine and
ceiling fit.
Harley Mitchell and e. NJ. Hellings
ave gone to the Red River Valley to
AXE care of recent purchases. The
'oung men have also some holdings
n fax lands which promise them
'ome rare returns this season with
he demand for seed increasing with
very market quotation.
Mrs. Kate Hewitt, widow of the
ate Frank S. Hewitt, who established
he first moving picture and yaude-
lille theatre in Oskaloosa, is in the
ity visiting at the Chester and Elmer
'hillips homes for a few days. She