The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

tFrom TUESDAY bdlig-1
Carey Hodnett was passenge
sunday evening for Fort Assinniboine
Montana. where he has accepted |
position with the government al
plumber.
III Miss Anna Newton left last evening
ior Abba. where she will visit hel
sister, Miss Lillian Newton. instructor
in music Ia the public schools al thai
place. She viii also attend the senior
lass play.
Mrs. A. w. Martinstein. Of 4i2 wesI
Eourth avenue, is enjoying visit
rom her youngest brother, Rev. Louis
Iaeberle, OF St Louis. Mr. Haeberle
expects to remain in the city during
the summer.
i Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Good We're pas
Sengers this morning via the Iowa
Central for their home at Neoga. Ill.
after spending week al the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. l., i. COrlett, No.
tSIl North Eighth street.
Word has been received from Harry
Groce. OF Albert Lea, Mimi, of the
arrival OF nine pound boy. born Sat
urday, May 81 Mr. Groce is a for.
nler OskaIoosa. boy and brakeman
On the Iowa Central.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thompson and
son Howard in company with Or.
! Farmer. returned home Monday from
tKirkville, Mo. where they went to
consult DIR. A. T. Still, of the osteo
PATTY school, concerning the health
Of Howard Thompson.
Mrs j. w Ryan and daughter, Miss
Mamie Bingaman. 90 TO Cedar Fails
in The morning and win visit two OF
three weeks with Mrs. Ryan's daugh
ter, Mrs. j. X Voorhees,. From
4 there they win go to Wichita, Kansas,
TO visit Rev. Somerville and family,
and then to Enid, Okla, TO visit anolh.
er daughter. Mrs Gilard Ryan. They
expect to be gone all summer.
Robert Kent. of this city, has re.
ceived word from his son. c. L. Kent,
OF Grand Island. Nebr.. OF the death
of his wife. Mrs. Rose Kent Mrs.
Kent was taken to hospital Satur.
day for an operation, but died Monday.
Particulars are lacking al this time
deceased will be brought 10 this city
for interment, hut al present nothing
definite is known. Two children are
left, one aged II years and the other
8 years.
Senator George COsson, of Audubon.
was in town today Mr., Cosson is
candidate for the nomination for at.
torney general of Iowa, on the repub-
lican ticket and is out canvassing the
situation. He is the author of the
! cosson laws passed by the last legis-
ilature, under one of which the mayor
OF Marengo was ousted from Office for
/ intoxieation. This case il will be re-
called was tried before Judge Preston,
of this city. Mr. Cosson is an able
and successful attorney and is well
qualified for the office which he seeks
MIR. and Mrs NJ. N. Williams, OF No.
{ lis East Sixth avenue. are in receipt
4 of copy of the Schenectady IN. W
Star, from their son, Mahlon VIII
liams, formerly of this city, who is
now musician in the Barnum 4
Bailey band. The entire main tent
of the circus was destroyed by fire
about 1880 o'clock Saturday, May 81
At the time of the fire $4,000 people
were in the tent The fire destroyed
the tent in about five minutes and it
! is considered marvellous that no one
was injured. At the shout OF fire"
! the audience began filing out in mill.
tary order and no sign Of panic was
! made.
(Fr0m Wednesdays Dalv.)
Walter White, of the Herald, is
business caller in Fremont today.
Mrs. !. l.. Funk left today for u
visit with friends at Centerville and
Moravia.
Harry Hen and Fred futile return.
ed last evening from a business trip
TO Chicago.
Chris Malone was a business pas.
sengert his morning for Wright. FIRE
mont and What Cheer.
MeryI Coffin has returned TO his
home in this city from Denver, Colo,
, where he has been attending a medi.
cal school
Miss Mae Donneliy returned Mon.
day evening TO her home at Des
Moines after, visiting in this city at
! the home of relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schooner and
children depart this evening for Ne.
yada, Mo-. where they will visit a
couple of weeks with friends and rel
atiyes.
Katherine Drinkle has gone 10
Cedar Falls where she will visit her
sister. Miss Barbara Drinkle. who Is
attending school there. She will also
attend commencement at Iowa State
College.
Mesdames c. C. Pronty and ]. c.,
Wilson. OF Des Moines. arrived in the
city today from their home and viii
visit at the Metluiston home on North
Third street They were driven 10
the city IN an automobile by Mr.
Smith.
L. Il. Rosebrook was business pas