The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-28
is accompanied by her daughters.
Miss Florence and Geraldine.

is accompanied by her daughters
Miss Florence and Geraldine.
Mr.. Oliver Butler, OF Omaha, an,
| Mrs. Clark Butler, Of New sharon
were in the city Monday and yisite,
at the home of their niece. Mrs. 1. w
! Cook. ON their return to New Shar
i on they were accompanied by Mrs
! Margaret White, who viii visit relati
YES in that vicinity for a few days.
Comrade w. ii. willeford. OF Com.
pany Ii, 25th Regt., U. s. Volunteers.
has returned to his home in Mt.Pleas-
ant after an enjoyable visit with his
iold comrade and companion, James
irwin, No. $40 Fiftr avenue east. The
men were soldiers, and mess-mates in
the same regiment and company and
they have been having a regular old
time reunion with camp fires and all
other features of reunion program
all of their own. They went over the
old marches and enjoyed visit such
as can come to the experience of no
one but old comrades.
v. E. Hamilton, of the Huber 4
kalbach Company, is home from the
most thoroughly enjoyable trip of his
life and he has some good stories to
tell of the trip over the great lakes to
the city of Duluth and return. He
was on Lake Superior four nights, go
ing and coming, and was in Duluth a
couple of days. While Iowa folks
were sweltering in the effort to find
a temperature suitable for slumber
purposes, Mr.. Hamilton was shivering
in his state room with steam heat
turned on. At Duluth he consulted
thermometer when he felt uncomfort-
ably chilly in a light overcoat and
was somewhat surprised to note that
the temperature recorded was only
SO degrees. 1t was a great trip, one
well worth taking and one not soon
to be forgotten. ..-G h..
Miss Leona McMiIlen, who resides
over 210 First avenue east, met with
a very painful and serious accident
recently, but is now in a much i'm.
proved condition. While opening a
can of concentrated I've Miss McMillen
had the misfortune to spill some of
the contents into her right eye. How
the I've was thrown is not exactly
known. but 1t is supposed that in re-
moving it from the can a part was
dashed into the lady's face. The
right part of the eye and the eyelid
was seriously burned and the physi.
clans had quite a trial in being able
to save the eye. If the I've had struck
a fraction of an inch nearer the pupil
it is probable that sight in the mem.
Der would have been destroyed. Medi.
cal attendance was had within a few
after accident, but adhesion |
between these parts was necessary. |
The operation was successful and the |
eye will rapidly improve. The wound |
mas been very painful and Miss McMil- |
en- has had quite a trying and painful |
experience.
(From Wednesdays Daily.) |
Guy West is able to be about fol, |
owing an operation for appendicitis. |
August Lundmann, of Davenport.
was business visitor in the city |
Mrs. A. G. Clark was called to Iowa
City today by the illness of her daugh.
er. Mrs. H. NJ. Moore.
Mr., and Mrs. C. Winters and daugh
er Marie have returned from an out
ng at Clear Lake and Lake Okoboji. |
Lloyd PIN went to What Cheer this
where he will visit at the |
lome of his parents and with friends
or few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Malone returned |
o their home in Fremont this morning
Ifter a brief visit with parents an6 |
riends in this city.
Mayo Colville. of Des Moines, is in
he city visiting with his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. F. E. Colville. No. 416 North
Third street. and with friends.
William Fitzpatrick was passen |
ger this morning via the Iowa Cen
raj for Monmouth on business con
lected with the Bon Ton bakery.
Miss frankie Carr goes to the coun
ry this week to have a part of her
'acation at the home of her uncle.
Blake Wilson. southwest of the city. |
Miss Opal Hasty, of near What
cheer, is visitor at the Fisher home
northeast of the city. Miss Hasty
las been a visitor with her friend.
Mss Retha Phillips, at New Sharon
Turing the past several days.
Carl Stirlen, former resident and
veil known young man of this city. |
Is visitor here today. Carl now re-
sides at Sigourney where he is EN-
Iloyed in one of the largest mer
,antile establishments of that place.
Mrs. J. c. Sellers went to Ottumwe
his afternoon for weeks visit al
he home of DIR. S. A. Spilman and-to
'e with her daughter, Mrs. Eva Dow
ing, who expects to leave next Mon
lay for her home in Los Angeles.
California. Mr.. Sellers expects to 90
o Ottumwa Saturday evening and
ipend Sunday there. returning Mon
lay noon.
A numher of tho 0akaIoosa coIony