The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-08-25

Il
Ibe expected under the circumstances
HE WIN be brought to his home here
las soon as he Is able to leave the
cafe OF the physicians and to stand
I the trip.
Secretary II. o. Glasure received
WORD last evening of the death Of
Paul Williamson, whom he accompan
led to his home at Muscatine severa
days ago, suffering with appendicitis
Mr.. Williamson came to the city 9
few weeks ago to accept a position as
demonstrators at the Mcclure garage
We was taken i'll and was confined tc
his room in the Y. M. G. A. dormitory
for several days and then removed tc
the Oskaloosa hospital and later to
his home in Muscatine An operation
WAS performed but was too late, as
blood poisoning had set in. Mr.. Viii
hanson made many friends while In
the city and was liked by all. He
was at one time member of the
championship Y. M. c. A. basket bal
team of Muscatine.
(From Mondays Daily.)
Jenkin Davis is in Des Moines.
Fred Ream, of ottumwa, was an os
kaloosa visitor today. - @>t3
Ross Fuller. of Attica, is. visiting
his uncle. Lee Packard. for few
days.
A. M. Hixson and family depart this
afternoon for three or four weeks
sojourn in Colorado.
Miss Nellie Mccoy, of Hillsboro, la.
is in the city visiting with her sister
Mrs. w. P. Blackboard. @'
r. A. Kent was passenger Satur
day Afternoon via the Rock Island fol
Grand Island, Neb., on business.
Mrs. Ella Wilbur, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Peter Goss, re
turned today to her home in Center
willie.
| e. G. Nichols, assistant financial
editor of the Chicago Examiner, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
S. Nichols, 800 X avenue.
Miss Pearle Riegel, who has been
on vacation and outing to Lake oko
boji, returned to her home Saturday
evening by way of Des Moines.
Mrs. Joe Jones and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, are home from six weeks
Visit in Shelby county, where they
we're guests at the home of Mrs. Jones
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Hendricks
| George w. Hinesley and daughter
Pearl. of Louisville, Kentucky and vii
Hinesleyr"Old 47"-of Lexington
Mo-. are guests at the home of theil
sister. Mrs. w. e. Kemble. for few
days. ~ .''''
Mrs. ]. b. Binder, of Ft Madison
Miss Mary Brockham1rier and Mr.. Lee
Brockhammer, Of Moline. ILL.,, and F
u. Marshall and son Roy, of Spring
field, ILL.,, are here attending the fun
eral of Reece PARCEL.
Jasper c. Farr, a former resident O
the city, now pleasantly and success
fully located at Newark, Ohio, is IL
the city for. visit of several weeks
duration. He came to the county tt
visit with his parents, who reside
near the city.
| F. H. McDaniels and daughter, Mis-
Matte, were passengers this morning
for Let's, la. Miss Matte will JON
her mother at Let's for visit will
relatives and friends and Mr.. McDan
liels will return Immediately to lool
latter local business.
John Laughrey, who has been doini
business in a successful way down II
lOklahoma and the Indian country
where the thermometer gets up some
where around the boiling point, is II
town visiting his brother, Ross Laugh
rey, No. 625 North Market street.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Marshall, fol
Imerly Of 0skaloosa. now located a
Springfield, ILL.,, where Mr.. Marshal
lis a superintendent in the big factor
of the Satlee Manufacturing Company
are I'M the city, called by the death o
Reece PARCEL. They are accompar
lied by their son Roy.
| Mrs. Jeanette Davis was surnmone
Ito the home of her son, Chas. Davis
lat Abba, Saturday eveting, and ac
Vices received this morning tell 9
the arrival Of a ten-pound daughte
at three o'clock Sunday morning
August II, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. d.
Wis of that place. ALI doing we'll.
j Virgil Sinclair, 3i6 First avenu
west, departed last evening via th
EIowa Central for Wichita, Kas., wher
Ihe viii be in charge Of the floor SUI
facing of the new; 10,story Bsaco
building. On his way to Wichita b
will stop IN Kansas City where h
/ will look after some new machiner
for the big job.
Col. and Mrs. J. F.McNeill and Mr.
George Martin are home from te
days touring trip through Iowa an
Illinois and delightful and enjoyabl
thine is reported. They visited wit
friends and relatives in Peoria an
Springfield and had fine time ei
! route. Not d bit Of engine troubl
! was experienced ON the trip, going {
looming. and aside from couple |
J blow outs, phncture or two. no d
Z noyances or ihconveulences we're q
L n a.