The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

wa Central freight conductor, WITH
run from oskaloosa to Albert Lea
/ MINI, and Mrs. Nancy Jane Miller
OF near New Sharon, we're married b
4 Justice /. s. Willard in his Office Thur:
day evening at 8 o'clock. Mr., an
| Mrs. Bogard left for Webster City
! where they win spend few days vis
iting with relatives OF Mrs. Bogard
after which they will return to osks
loosa, where they will make their fl
ture home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kissick hay'
accompanied their son Frank to Al
bia TO make an extended visit.
w. NJ. Wilkes. of 3l4 South Secon'
street, has returned to his work il
ottumwa after spending Sunday a
home.
Mrs. John Cowan and Miss Marguer
lite are home from Chicago, where they
have been spending few days visit
ing and sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Kissick, who
were summoned TO the city by the
sudden death of Guy Kissick, return
ed today to their home in Chicago.
Keota Eagle: Ralph Looney-whC
was so nearly killed in a mine at Os
kaloosa--was here Friday. He and
his mother live on a farm near Bata'
via, Iowa.
Harry Birks, of Montreal, enroute
Winnipeg on a business trip, is
looking after local affairs and visiting
At the home OF W. T. Phillips, Alb
High avenue east.
Major and Mrs. John F. Lacey are
home from an enjoyable trip down the
Mississippi by boat and a visit to the
Shiloh battlefield and other interest
ing southern points.
Miss Rae Gould has returned from
Chicago after finishing a course in
the Metropolitan Business college.
While there she made her home with
Ter sister, Mrs. Chas. Kulp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Redman and
Mrs. Redman's mother, Mrs. Beman,
.rriVed home this morning from a
our through the South and West
covering a period of several months.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. George Smith, of
Oklahoma, who was Miss
IVA Randolph, and her aged mother
in-law, Mrs. Smith of OskaloOsa came
friday to pay their relatives here
,isir.
Knoxville Express: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sammie Smith and children, near Os'
came over Sunday 10 see
heir sister, Mrs. Emma Kline. at their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Smith.
II Bethel.
Keota Eagle: Jas. Carkuff and wife
If New Sharon visited his sister,
drs. John Mayer, several days of last
week. They are here on a big visit
ng trip among friends all over Wash
ngton county.
Friends have received word that
he marriage Of Miss Helen Lofand
4 this city to Fred Van Sickle OF
)es Moines, which has been previous
3 announced, will cake place Thurs
'ay, September 29, at Denver, Colo.
What Cheer, Patriot: Mr., and Mrs.
Z. N. Kinsey were host and hostess
It a dinner party Sunday at the Mel
on house TO DIR. C. S. Cilley and wife,
y. A. Lambert and wife, Chas. F. Man
than, wife and son of Chicago, and
James r. Howard, wife and son of
)skaloosa. 1t was a jolly group and
! pleasant occasion.
Knoxville Journal: Theo. West
went to Mahaska county Tuesday to
Draw up a will for Robert Wharton,
The Oldest man in that section. Mr..
Wharton resides 21a miles southeast
If Bussey. He will be SO years old
n November but still ofticiates at Ma
'onic funerals and is said to recite
he burial service from memory as
Ieatly as could a man OF 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Mattox, from
Hang Chung, China, are visiting Mr..
Mattox's aunt, Mrs. feathers, on North
: street. Mr.. Mattox has been presi-
lent of the Presbyterian College at
lang Chung for II years, and have
come to put their daughter in North.
ieId school, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
OK were in Oskaloosa about nine
Years ago and were at time called to
heir station in China by reason OF
he Boxer uprising in the empire.
Mrs. Sadie Fish and sister, Miss
eanette Price, who were injured in
he runaway on North B street yes
erday morning. are in much i'm
proved condition today. Miss Price
las almost entirely recovered and is
low al. the parental J. NJ. Price home,
70. 1903 North Fourth street. Mrs.
fish, who was more severely injured
han her sister, has been confined to
the Geo. W. Russell home, No. 523
North B street. but will be removed
today. Her condition is much i'm
proved and friends hope for her
speedy recovery.