The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06

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kalbach home. Mr.. Valentine an
John returned to Ccnterville thi
morning, while Mrs. Valentine an
the baby will remain for longc
visit.
Mrs. T. G. Janney, who was Gale
to Belle Plaine by the illness OF he
sister, Mrs. Geo. Westman, returne
home Saturday evening. Mr.. an
Mrs. Wcstman came with her an
Mrs. Westman will remain at tn,
Janney home until she is improve,
| in health.
Major John r. Lacey has been hon
ored by the G. A. Il. and the w. Il. c
of Marengo in being invited to delive
an address at that place Wednesday
April IL, at program in celebration
of the anniversary of the fiftieth ami
yersary OF firing upon Fort Sumter
Mr.. Lacey has accepted.
Rev. A. Cato Kaye, of Mason City
who remained i'm Oskaloosa for treat
ment following his recent visit here
is in serious condition. Bishop
Morrison gave up another engage
ment to come here and see him to,
day. Mrs. Kaye is with her husband
and hosts of friends hope for his
speedy recovery.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Ebert f. Hughes, sister of
Walter w. White, who last week sub
mitted to severe surgical operation
at the Edmundson Memorial hospital
in Council Bluffs, is much better and
is coming out of the ordeal all right.
The patient was on the operating ia
BILE almost two hours. ~
The Los Angeles Express of March
% said: Mr.. and Mrs. III. La v.
Twining, 1903 Calumet avenue, have
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney r.
Crissy, of Oskaloosa, Ia, who have
just concluded visit with their
sons, Capt. Myron Crissy, of the
Coast artillery, now stationed at the
Preside, and Lieut.. Dana Crissy at
Fort Miley. Mr.. Crissy, prominent
business man of his home city, is a
brother of Mrs. Twining, whom she
has not seen before for more than
twenty-five years.
Jno. A. Kalbach arrived home Sat
lrday evening from his trip to the
West Indies and Panama. He re-
ports most delightful trip, full of
interest and pleasure. There were
lbout three hundred in the party, sail
ng from New York in the steamship
1t took just four weeks to
make the trip, and from to As
hours were spent in all the principal
,orts. Mr.. Kalbach was especially
ratified with his visit to the Panama
anal, and he says the sanitary condi-
ions, the excellence of the work and
he general bearing of the people there
would make any American especially
,roud of his country.
Saturday Globe: r. !. Garden
vent to Tracy Saturday and from
here to Des Moines. At the latter
,lace he joins a company of aid sol
liers who leave for st. Louis and go
rom there by boat to Pittsburg
Tennessee, to look over the
Id battle ground of Shiloh. Mr..
iarden was a private in the Third
owa regiment, and was an active
in that battle. 1t will
,e a great trip This will make the
econd time Mr.. Garden has viewed
he field since the memorable battle, |
april 6 and /, 1862. The company
will spend two days on the battle
ield and every minute will be full
# interest to the old boys.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily
Mrs. o. F. Schee and son Oren de |
arted this morning for Des Moines |
ghere they will enjoy a few days
isit.
J. W. Crozier and u. X. Pollock were |
assengers this afternoon via the Rock |
sland for Alamosa, Colo, on a land |
eeking expedition.
NJ. and Mrs. G. Wisegarver, who |
ave been visiting with relatives in |
returned to their home in
'airfield this morning.
Ewing Lofiand departed this morn |
NJ for Des Moines where he will en-
Dy few days visit with his sister, !
frs. Fred Van Sickle.
Miss Martha Henry, who has been |
a few days visit with her
arents in Beacon and with friends, |
eturned to her school work at Mt. |
'ernon this morning.
Geraldine Fitzgerald, daughter of
lr. and Mrs. 7. J. Fitzgerald, who has |
cen suffering from All attack Of scar
ct fever, is improving rapidly and !
ill be able to be out in a few days. |
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Davis, who
ave been visiting with relatives and |
riends in the city, departed this
morning for Des Moines and from
hence to their new home in Sutton,
'ebraska.
Mrs. B. Birmingham. of Abba, was
D the city yesterday visiting at the
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