The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-05-23

Jessie Reid, Mabel Kenworthy, Eff
Tovrea and zilpha Monroe, teacher
in the Lincoln school at Oskaloosa
came to Fremnot Friday evening an,
remained until Saturday afternoon a
the home of Mr. and Mrs M. E. Smith
In letter from Los Angeles to tn,
Sigourney News, w. H. Needham says
Mrs. c. w. Carr gave seven o'clocl
dinner to some of her old friends one
evening last week Those presen
were Mr.. and Mrs. Needham and sol
viii. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Minteer, Miss
Bernice Baer, and Fred Carr of Mon
tezuma
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. Hershey, OF
Oskaloosa, arrived here Saturday af
ternoon to care for her daughter, Mrs
Vanden Berg, who was severely burn
ed Saturday morning by an explosion
as she was lighting the cook stove
with coal OIL She ran into the street
with her clothes afire, when Dan dele
man saw her and catching her threw
her into a ditch in which there was
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clothing was nearly burned from her
body. Her lower limbs, arm and face
were quite badly burned. The pain
was so intense as to cause her to be
unconscious most of the day. She
is at present, however, getting along
very nicely.
(From Mondays Daryl
James Brasil is confined to his home
by illness.
L. NJ. Akers, of Des Moines, visited
with Oskaloosa friends yesterday.
Ray Fuller, of st. Louis, is in the
city visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Margaret Bromley was in Os-
kaloosa Saturday en- route home from
Marshalltow
Mrs. Bess Morrison, 315 North
First street, left Saturday for few
days visit in Selma.
Miss Blanche Robertson and Miss
Dorothy Pettitt left saturday for
short visit in Ottumwa.
Reed Brown went to Des Moines
this morning, where he is called to
serve on the federal jury.
Charles Eibes returned to st. Louis
this morning after enjoying brief
visit with Oskaloosa relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Jennie Gibbs departed this
morning for Chicago for an extended
visit at the Guy Woodin home.
John Fitzgerald left this morning
for Ottumwa and Burlington, where he
will attend to business matters.
Guy Bacon, of the Davenport Times
reportorial staff, spent Sunday among
Oskaloosa relatives and friends.
L. w. Peppers returned this morn
ing from Ottumwa, where he spent
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Ray started for
Clinton, Iowa, this morning to be in
attendance at the convention of re-
tail grocers.
]. C. Richardson, representing the
National Cash Register is in town in
stalling a number of big machines for
local retail dealers.
Miss Emma Koontz and sister Jen-
ME, of CenterviAe, were over Sunday
visitors at the Milton Young home,
All North 3 street.
Miss Maude L. Collins and Miss
Nell Roback left Saturday for Chica- /
go. They had been guests at the home !
Of Mr. Mrc pit
Grin Knott, of the refreshment de- !
partment of the Green & Bentley |
house, was off duty Sunday and visit
ed his home in Des Moines.
Geo. w. Sewers, general counsel
Of the NJ. G. ST. L. Ry., was in town |
Saturday and Sunday for brief visit |
at his country home southwest of !
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Roberts AID
daughter, Mrs. Robert Patterson and !
son Edward. of Abba, are in the city |
for a few days visit with relatives and ,
friends.
Miss S. Marie Holland, who has !
been visiting with Oskaloosa friends T.
since the first of the month, returned +
10 her home in Des Moines Saturday |
afternoon.
J. A. wilkins an agent of the I'm |
derwood typewriter, is making Oska- .
Ioosa his headquarters for several +
lays while looking after the interests /
Of his firm.
c. f. Hamilton, conductor on the NJ. /
& ST. L., and wife are en- route to |
Pagosa Springs, Colorado, where they |
will be guests of sister. Mrs. Mark !
Todd, for few weeks.
F. G. Colburn is in town for a num-
Der of days, visiting home and install
ng an electric vacuum cleaner il the
new club and lodge apartments of
the Oskaloosa Pythians.
Earl f. Dusenbery, of Des Moi1es,
Is enjoying brief visit with his par
ents west of the city. Earl is in the
employ of the Iowa Flour Co. and Is
making an excellent success.
Senator w. S. Kenyon was a guest
at the Downing Saturday night AID
went to What Cheer by automobile
where he addressed large
crowd of Sunday school workers.
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