The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-07-27

4 New York, isavisiting at the home O
her cousin, Mrs. Charles C. Oryis, No
4 439 North Fourth street, and with LEI
aunt, Mrs. NJ. S. Walker, of Lax;
i Geneva, Wis, who has been CUES
at the Orvis home several days.
/ T. NJ. Simonton is home from al
extended visit at the old STAMPING
grounds in Iowa City and johnson
county. After attending commence
ment exercises at the State Universe
ty Mr.. Simonton took hand" or the
farm, and returns with several coaCs
of tan and an appetite that won't come
of.
Colonel j. f. Mcneil, Mrs. McNslll
Mrs. Geo. Martin and son, Master
Larken, and driver Elmer Broyel2
motored over to ST. Louis and are
enjoying visit with Mr.. Martin VIII
has offices in that city. They had 9
delightful trip enroute and Mr.. Nc.
1 Neill in a business note to thesHerald
says, for safe, sane and satisfactory
touring, our Oakland 40 takes the
prize"
! Fred Loos and niece, Miss LisL;e
| Kramer, southeast of Oskaloosa, will
start for Germany Tuesday morning.
They will go first to Buffalo, where
they will make a short visit with
friends, and from there to New YORK
City. from where they will sail. Mr.
Loos and niece expect to be gone for
about two months, visiting old friends
and relatives. Mr.. Loose came TO
America twenty-eight years ago.
viii McCabe, wife and two children
are new residents of Oskaloosa. They
come from Belvidere, Illinois, and rof
the present will take furnished rooms
until a residence can be secured.
Mr.. McCabe comes to enter the EN-
pIoy of the Gas Company, being an
expert gas maker, and will have
charge of that branch of the business.
He is cousin of John McCabe, who
has been with the company for 10
these many years.
News has reached home folks OF an
accident that befell Prof. A. T. Erwin
of the Ames college, whom, it will be
remembered, married Miss Mary
Turner, of this city. While driving
a heavy wagon across his ranch i'll
Wyoming the other day it became Nc.
cessary for Mr.. Erwin to get out to
open a gate. AS he did so the team
started off. In his effort to stop tive
horses to save his little daughter, Dor
ris, who was in the wagon, one wheel
ran over Mr.. Erwin's leg, brrisinG 1t
severely. The wagon was overturned
and the little girl thrown out. For
tunately she alighted in the mud vt
an irrigating ditch and was not nurl.
Abba Republican: Jack Carr, Ole
of the best coal miners in the county,
and who makes mis- home in Abba.
while he works in the mines south
of the city, was quite badly injured
in a fall of slaue which occurred the
past week. The fall was heavy one
and MI Carr was struck a glancing
blow on the back of the head lie
able to come to his home here, III!
since that time he has had a great
deal of trouble with the back of his
head. Since the accident he has beC:l
unable to ly on the bed, and what
rest he gets must be in a sittingpJ-
sition. Mr.. Carr is one of the older
coal miners of the district. He came
to this county from Mahaska.
(From Tuesdays DaiIy)
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Alexander. OF
st. Paul, Mimi, are in the city for
brief visit with their grandmother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fry, No. 115 North
l. street.
Mrs. G. S. Grier who was called
here by the illness of her father, ID. NJ.
Grier, of 1407 Seventh avenue east,
returned to her home in Pleasantville
Monday morning.
Mrs. Byrl Potts and children Lionel
and Juanita, who have been visiting
at the A. F. Argo home, have returned
to their home in Moravia, accompan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tweedy and two
who have been visiting at
the J. II. Lewis home, 1911 South
Second street, returned to their home
in lola, Kansas. Sunday evening.
Miss Lurana Terrell and Mrs. w. r
Gilmore, who have been at Council
Bluffs for the past two weeks holding
a successful Holiness camp meeting
have returned to their home here.
Mrs. Lee Kalbach went to Des
Moines yesterday for a visit with
friends. She accompanied Mrs. Nc
Neil and Mrs. Novels that far on
their automobile trip to the west.
Mrs. c. r. Lyle, of indianapolis,
Ind, is in the city for an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. M. Wells, on North G street, and
other friends and associates. She
came from Chicago, where she had
been visiting with friends.
Miss Blanche Sheriff, of San Fran.
cisco, is in the city for an extended
visit with relatives. Mrs. Grace Mar.
tin, of Grand Junction, Col, who is
visiting in the northern part of Iowa,
will also arrive in the city today for
visit with relatives and her sister,
Miss Blanche Sheriff.