The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30

}. Mr.. Curry was brother of the LAT
J. M. Curry, of Oskaloosa, and visi
J. ed among oid-time friends here onl
3 n few months ago.
I Robert Kissinger and Hugh Nc
Neish. who formerly lived about 81,
miles southwest of the city. were pas
. sengers this afternoon over the Rocl
Island for Bozeman, Montana. TIL,
young men intend to look over tn,
country, and if it suits, make Mon
tana their future home
Mrs. Floy Mcclure. wife OF DR.. E
c. Mcclure, who has been grievousl,
i'll, the result of an abscess, is report
ed much better and is now GONZALES
cling from condition that was criti
lcal She is member of the local
hive of Lady Maccabees, by whom the
communication was received.
Ernie Lyons, of Cedar, has been
lying very low at a hospital in Des
Moines, suffering with what has been
| thought to be recurrence of appsn-
dicitis, for which he had previously
suffered two operations. The patient
was too i'll for heroic treatment and
different diagnosis followed. He is
now improving and ii is believed may
not be compelled TO submit to the
knife a third time. Mrs. Anton Ten.
mis-, an aunt of the sufferer, was with
him for time last week and came
home only when permanent better
ment was announced.
tFrom Tuesdays Daiiy.)
Howard Blair departed for Detroit,
Mich, yesterday.
VIII Patton, of Des Moines, is call.
ing among friends here today.
John Miller was a passenger Mon.
day evening over the Burlington for
Sheridan Wyo.
Mrs. Leslie White was a passen.
Ger Monday evening over the c. B. !
& Q. for Philadelphia, Pa.
Joe Bishop is shipping his house.
hold goods to Dallas. s. D.. where he
will later go to reside on his claim
Ernie Lyon, who has been in Des |
Moines the last two weeks, was able
to leave the hospital Tuesday morn
ing.
Newton Herald: George Boatsma,
of Oskaloosa, spent several days last
week with his brother VIII, of this
city.
Miss Emma Fecht. who has been
the guest of her brother Carl several
days, has returned to her home in
Moline.
Mrs. F. w. Shafer returned to her
acme in Eddyville yesterday after a
visit at the Hendryx and Holloway
homes in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sparks and child
we're passengers over the Burlington
Monday for Haxtun, Colo, after be-
ng visitors in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. F. J. Jarvis have
moved from 400 South First street,
o the former H. C. France home
10. 200 North Eighth street.
Fred Mitchell and Alva Sims went
o Des Moines Sunday evening 10
AXE up work with a construction
.ang operating in the capitol city.
Charles Mendenhall, who suffered
he fracture of a leg early in the
winter season is now able 10 be out
nd around without the aid of crutch-
s.
Mrs. Phillip Herbig and children !
departed today for their future home
t Langdon. ~ D. Phillip, Jr., has
'een at Langdon for some time and
las prepared home.
Mrs. Leslie Noble and daughter,
Hiss Willie, who have been guests
# the L. NJ. Harper home southwest
# the city, returned yesterday TO
heir home in Waterloo.
Mrs. B. Lackey leaves this evening
yer the c. B. & Q. for her home in
Pa, after being called
o the city by the death of her sister,
lrs. Franc-Barnes Hull (
Abba News: Misses Lena and
'earl Trimble, of Oskaloosa, who ,
we're here 10 attend the funeral of
heir cousin, Miss Rose Trimble, re-
urned home Saturday morning.
]. c. Walker, state inspector of fac b
ores, public buildings, workshops,
tc., was passenger last evening for '
davenport, after caring for cases d
gainst labor violators in this city. !
DIR. J. E. Krout, of Fremont, was
n the city yesterday caring for bust. c
less matters. DR.. A. J. Hunter, Of I
his city accompanied him on mis- re- ]
urn for conference over a case at t
fremont. In
Mrs. Emma Williams, who has /
'een visiting at the Evan Lewis and
,ol Morgan homes here and among
elatiyes and friends at Givin and Al. I
ia, departed Tuesday evening for
,er home in Dayton, Ohio.
Bussey Press: John Malone, of T
)skaloosa, unloaded a car load OF ex- I
boilers TO be used as drains under y
ome new bridges in Jefferson town. /
hip. They win when completed be :
! welcome addition 10 the good roads c
movement. 7
John p. White, in all probability I
will depart for his new headquarters {