The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

f1nement on account of disabled
knee. The gentleman was injured re
Gently when the back action OF al
automobile engine sent the cranl
handle flying with the result that the
knee was struck crushing blow.
Marion Sewers was a passenger
saturday night over the Iowa Contra
for an extended trip through the
West. He intends to be present al
the commencement exercises of Cali
lforna university, where he was a
former student. Business matters
will be cared for while enroute to Cal
ifOrnia.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.)
| Oren Schee, was attending to bust
ness in Des Moines yesterday, return
ed home last evening.
Judge Byron w. Preston and Court
Reporter ]. o. Linabury, departed
this morning for Newton.
N. j. Bentley is recovering from q
successful operation for gallstones
at the Oskaloosa hospital.
Mrs. John e. Whitaker returned
from Des Moines last evening after
n few days visit with friends.
Mrs. l.. S. Walker, of Leighton, who
was in the city on business yesterday
returned to her home this morning
DR.. T. e. Coffin departed this morn
ing for Des Moines, where he will be
in attendance OF the state convention
of dentists.
Thomas Davis, of the Davis Bros.
! cigar company, went to Pella this
morning, where he will attend to bust.
ness matters.
Art Oppenheimer departed this
morning via the Rock Island for Chi
cago, where he win attend to bust.
ness matters.
James Kikendall, of Des Moines,
who was in the city visiting with his
friends and parents, departed this
morning for Abba.
Ray Collins and Ray Riggs, who
have been in Des Moines the last few
home last evening.
John r. Barnes, Jr, of the Barnes
Darnell clothing company, departed
this morning for Des Moines, where
he will attend to business matters.
Mrs. DR.. J. Fl. Teter and sister,
Miss Maude Anderson, departed this
morning for Toulon. ILL.,, where they
are called by the death of their broth;
err, w. II. Anderson.
L. H. Mccall, of the Mccall Granite
e Marble Works, departed this morn
ing for Abba, where he will attend to
business and also advertise the auto
mobiles to be given away by Oska-
lOosa merchants.
Miss Margaret Beckey, of Musca-
tine, spent Sunday in Oskaloosa with
Mrs. Verne Pearson and other
friends.
Mrs. G. ]. Carson, of New Hart
ford, Iowa, is in the city visiting her
Mrs. w. J. Boyd and fam
lily, and son, Chas. r. Lee and fam
lily.
T. r. Williams departed this morn
ing via the Iowa Central for Column
bus, Ohio, where he will attend to
some business matters and enjoy an
extended visit with friends.
Miss Garnett Saylor departed this
via the Iowa Central for
in In1i hn
will enjoy a few days visit at In
Annapolis with her chum, Mrs. Ethel |
Wells-Lytle.
Professor F. Stanley, of Penn col
ege, who arrived home Saturday |
from a trip to Cedar Rapids, found a
telegram awaiting him telling of the |
critical illness of his mother at her |
nome in Tndianola, and he hurried to
he bedside.
Mrs. Lydia Ralston, mother of G.
A. and Elmer Ralston, fell at her |
nome, No. 2l3 g avenue west, this
morning and was badly bruised and
lurt about the shoulder and face.
Medical attention was summoned i'm
and she is resting easier
his afternoon.
Miss Anna Newton returned home
oday from Newton, where she at
ended the w. F. M. S. convention
md also visited Miss Mabel Gibson
Miss ellison and Miss Newton were
college classmates in Iowa college,
AT the Thank Offering
Turing the convention Mabel Gibson \
gave thirty dollars, which supports 4
)ne school in India for one year
Uncle Abraham Ford, one of the
pioneer residents of the city, is SO
years of age today and is as hale \
and hearty as many men of fewer
years. He is not inclined to cele-
Drate his anniversary, however, with
he customary gaiety and good cheer,
IS his life's companion and helpmate
passed out since the last anniversary Il
IS not here to have the pleasure with /
him, and he feels the loss sorely.
(From Wednesdays DailyJ
Earl Cooper was a business passen,
ger yesterday for Grinnell.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Drinkle, OF Des \
Moines, arrived in the city for an 4
visit with friends.
Az anl A. n n Walton 1,lo,,o.. III