The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13

,. afairs.
Mesdames Oscar Blair, DR.. Parke
and j. w. Russell returned Saturda
afternoon from their Southern Loui.
lana trip They were much please
with the climate and had an enjo,
able time
I Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Sparks who wer
in the city attending the soldiers
reunion and visiting with thei
| daughter. Mrs. Chas. f. Munroe, re-
turned to their home at I4ynnvill
this morning.
] Miss Mary Robertson, who has beer
spending her vacation in Centeryill,
with her parents, spent Saturday ant
Sunday at the Thos. Walls home, No
81 South f street, on her return Il
her school work at Hampton, Iowa.
Nick Moore of the Moore Land Co
has returned from a trip to AlleI
county, Kansas. Mr.. Moore states
that the season in the vicinity where
he visited, lola, is somewhat more
advanced than here. Fruit trees are
in bloom and farm work generally is
in progress.
Bart Fallon has resigned his posi-.
ton as driver on u. S. Express wag-
on No. l, to accept a position at
Dolls restaurant and cafe. Bernard
} Donnelley has been promoted from
the second wagon to this position
and Lester Stringfellow has been Sc.
lected for the second wagon.
John Bird, the veteran gun and
lock smith, No. 100 A avenue West,
was stricken with paralysis about
noon Sunday and for time was in
a helpless condition. A physician
was summoned and the patient was
taken 10 a hospital. The sufferer
has rallied we'll and the attack is
only slight. He is able 10 talk today
and is much better.
Geo. Andrews today received from
Ed Prichett, former justice of peace
here, but who is now connected with
the Santa Fe Ry., legal department,
a box of cigars, TO which Ed attach
ed the following note, dated at Ami.
rillo. Texas: Here are a few cigars
brought with me from Old Mexico
recently. When see you next time
will tell you about the trip. 1t was
certainly a dandy The revolution
you read so much about didn't
amount TO a D., although il
made me change my course of travel
two or three times on account of
holding up trains and burning bridg s. !
Best regards to all the boys"
tFrom Tuesdays Daily
Mrs. J. C. Hammes returned home |
last evening after a weeks visit at |
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.ELind-
ner, in Waterloo. She reports a most |
delightful visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Glaze and
daughter Ruth arrived home this
from visit with another
Mrs. Myrtle Morton, OF ST.
Louis Park, Minnesota.
Mrs. Dr. Huston, of Des Moines,
who has been in the city visiting at
The home of her brother, Oren Schee,
for the past several days. returned TO
her home this morning.
Scott Long has been lying in a
serious condition at his home, No 400
Third avenue west, since last Friday.
He is irrational at times and his con-
iitiOn is regarded as critical.
Miss Anna Phelps, Mesdames r. c.
Saylor. c. NJ. Borgess., J. A. Wheeler
and F. L. Christie, and Mr.. c. Winter
were in Knoxville last week in at
tendance at the Pythian Sisters Dis
rict convention.
Harry Cammack, of MarshaitOwn,
was among friends here today. He
came down on invitation of the Os-
Country Club to assist them
IN deciding upon a new location for
Hub house and golf links.
John ID. Byers is home from Mar.
-halltown after residence there of
about two years. During that time
he has superintended the construc.
ton of two large church buildings.
one for the Christian denomination
and one for the Baptists.
Williamsburg Journal Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Phinney went to Oska.
oosa Saturday for an over Sunday
visit. Mr.. Phinney has the contract
Tor the stone, brick and concrete
work on the new county home build.
ing and has a large force of men al.
ready at work.
Geo. WOOdson, OF Buxton, who has
been in the city the last few days at
ending 10 business matters, departed
asst evening for Hiteman where he
will attend TO business connected with
he murder that occurred there a few
weeks ago.
Miss Emma Roberts, of Canon City,
Colo, who has been visiting at the
home OF her uncle, J. w. Earring, de- .
parted this morning for Fremont,
where She will visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
D. T. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Mills re-
Gently returned from Canon City.
Miss Lizzie Goodlander, of brakes.
vile, Ia, is in the city a guest at ,
the home OF Mrs G. f. Munroe, on
North First street. Miss Goodland.
err has charge OF the muse during the
Jubilee convention being held at the
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