The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-12


7 Guy G. woodin of Chicago is in tn
city.
George Peabody. of Davenport, /
visiting friends here today.
4 City Solicitor III. w. Gleason is |
Des Moines today ON legal business.
Mary hurry, Of, Des Moines, is i
the city. calld as witness in tb
Richardson case now before the dit
rict court.
Ira Richardson. of Unionville, Mo
is in the city. called as a witness i
the case of the State of Iowa VS.. hi
brother, ]. H. Richardson.
i II. 4. Stein and son Louis. of Has
| tings, Ncb., were guests at the hom'
iof Mrs. Mabel Long on South Marke
street, for few days visit.
S. NJ. Parr has returned to Sail
Lake City after a prolonged stay here
on account of sickness. He had beer
here to settle up some business at
fairs and TO visit his daughters and
was taken sick.
Postmaster George c. True. Hon
Sam w. Jones, John o. Malcolm. Geo
w. Sewers and George II. Woodsou
are in Des Moines today to attend
the opening of the progressive cam
paign there this evening. at which
Senator Cummins will speak.
Mrs. John J. Howeis, who met
with distressful accident at her
home ON Rock Island avenue a couple
of weeks ago, fainting while sitting
in a second story window, falling to
the cement sidewalk below and
breaking her back. is in critical con
dition and can survive but few days
at longest. She has shown remark
able vitality under the circumstances
and has made plucky fight for re.
covery. Lately, however, she has
been losing ground and is sinking
Little hope for betterment is now
held. .... .....
(Frem Wednesdays Daily.)
George Wilson, of Abba. was doing
business in town yesterday.
Rev. Il. r. Purdy was a business
passenger this morning for Des
Moines.
Mrs. Frand Chord went to Musca-
tine last evening to visit with her
father, Jasper Rollins, for a few deys.
MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Ramsay we're
this morning via the Rock
Island for Excelsior Springs, Mo-, on
a pleasure trip.
Mrs. Mary Colbert returned to her
home in What Cheer this morning af.
ter a visit with friends and relatives
near Guthrie Center.
Abba Union: Mrs. J. E. Buckles
and daughter went to OskaIoosa the
asst of the week to remain till after
Mahaska day in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Timbrell and
Mrs. r. @. Hoffman went to Des
Holnes this morning to spend a short
lime visiting with friends.
Miss Edna Calfee, of Waterloo, and
Miss Daisy Hendricks, of Cedar Rap.
DIS, are the guests of friends and &C /
Iuaintances during the week.
Elmer Mickey has purchased
automobile and will be !
making his rounds in the city in few
lays with his new 'joywagon."
c. E. Crozier, who has been max
ng the city headquarters for mum.
,er of weeks, departed last evening
II company with a party of men in.
crested in western realty deals.
Mrs. S. J. Farmer and Mrs. S. May |
Blanchard departed Wednesday for
Duluth. Mimi, where they expect to
pend 1.-The summer among relatives
md friends.
Carey Garrett, of tn PeIla Chroni
lie, was in town yesterday. Carey is
earring up a lot Of business for the
chronicle and the Saddlers are get |
ing out fine paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sipes and C. p. /
;ipes, who have been away from thu
.ity a number of months. have All
bounced their intention of returning
o the city i'm a few weeks.
Sigourney News: Two men from
)skaloosa were putting up flag poles
IN the country school houses last
week. The poles are iron. They and
he flags are donated by an old sol.
.ier and are only for the rural schools.
Prairie City News: At the regu-
ar meeting of the board OF educa-
ion held Monday evening. Miss Effie
,ornell. of New Sharon, was rendered
he position as first primary teacher,
Jiss Florence Shearer, OF Des Moines,
and Miss Alice Bowles.
f OSkaloosa, assistant principalship.
What Cheer Patriot: May and 2
5 when Easter occurs in the old
ountry with the Assyrians, and on
hese days the colony at this place
Iso celebrates. David Abodeely is
he arthodox in Greek religion, accord.
ne to old country ways, and is the
Ugh mogul king OF the colony at this
lace, as we would put it. David did
he business up fine and all dined
nd Toasted with a little wine as an
ppetizer at his expense. They had
s their guests Joe Abodeely, Of Cedar
,apids and Ollie Ganzie. of oskaloo'
a.
C. A blanchard WAS a BUSINESS pas,