The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-03-21

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broke the bones above the wrist on
the right arm. is getting along nicely
Mike Cruden having finished bust
ness that had detained him in the city
several weeks is departing during the
week for Ohio where he may remain
during the summer.
4 F. w. Glaze arrived home this
morning from Minneapolis. His son
in.law Willis Morton is still in the
hospital and will undergo an opera.
ton as soon AS conditions are right.
A. ]. Dir. who met with an acct
dent at his home, No. 5l3 First ave-
nue. east, breaking the right leg be-
low the knee, is at Oskaloosa Hos
pital doing as we'll as can be expect
ed under the circumstances.
Mrs. j. w. Dunshee and daughters.
Mrs. Roy Barrows and Miss Franc
started this morning for Crawfords.
vile, Ind, and other places in the
Hoosier state, where they expect to
visit during month or more.
Mrs. Silas Bennett received a tele-
gram Sunday from Marshalltown
stating that her brother William
Males was at the point of death. She
started for the bedside at eleven o.
clock last evening via the NJ. & st. l..
John r. Robinson returned Satur
day evening from Ottumwa where he
has been assisting his son Ray to
move onto a country place near that
city. John reports country roads in
that section impossible in places on
account of the recent SHOWS.
Frank Pennington, who has been in
town assisting his brother, o. c.
Pennington, at his chop mouse on
High avenue west. went TO his home
in CrestOn Saturday evening for a
visit with his family whom he will
probably remove TO OskalOOsa little
later on.
Miss Ollie Maddy who is engaged
as bookkeeper with the Monroe Mer.
camille Company at Buxton, was in
O3kaloosa yesterday for a days rest
and visit with relatives and friends
Miss Dena Roberts, who has been
away from the city several weeks
teaching school in Monroe was a |
guest Sunday at the home of her
mother Mrs. ]. r. Roberts. No. SIG
Second avenue east.
(From Tuesdays Dailv.l
II. C. Tropp went to Ottumwa on |
business yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Briney was
in Eddyville today.
Will Benson went to Montenma
yesterday on business.
III. J. CruZen departed last evening |
for a business trip to Chicago.
Walter Burrell departed this morn
ing for Chicago on a business trip.
John Paradise and W. f. Paradise,
of Martinsburg, We're in town yester-
day.
Miss May Perry, of Beacon, went |
to New Sharon yesterday to visit with
friends.
Miss Kathryn Olson, of What
Cheer, was shopping in Oskaloosa
yesterday.
Mrs. Bert James, of New Sharon,
was an Oskaloosa caller yesterday to
consult a local physician.
Mrs. w. c. Goodner, from What |
Cheer passed through Oskaloosa yes
terday on her way to Lacey.
Rev. Gregerson and wife returned
to New Sharon last evening after
spending the day in Oskaloosa.
Miss Cecil Wood of Montezuma, is
visiting her uncle. Will Benton, here
and will remain for some time.
DR.. J. !. Tony and family have |
removed from 500 A avenue east to
III c avenue east, corner 18th St. |
Mrs. c. d. Gamble went to Lacey |
last evening to visit her brother, !
Clyde Vermilyea, whose child is very |
sick.
ed this morning via the Rock Island |
for an extended visit in San Antonio, !
Texas
Thomas X Robinson departed this |
morning via the Rock Island for
POwasson, Ontario. for an extended !
3ojourn.
f. l.. Anderson departed for Chi |
cago and Wisconsin points last even |
ing on business trip which will last !
about week.
NJ. NJ. Shehan, roadmaster on the
Burlington, returned 10 Abba, his
headquarters after looking over the
property here.
Mrs. d. NJ. Storm returned to her
home in Sigourney after short visit
here with her daughter, Mrs. G. A.
Baker, l06 South Seventh street.
Miss Louise Sewers, who has been
enjoying a brief visit with her friend,
Miss Aline Martin, returned TO her
home in Muscatine this morning.
Mrs. Frank Barden and daughter
Maxine went TO Washington last ev-
ening where she will visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gibson. =.
Mrs. +. l.. Graney and son returned
10 their home in Marshalltown yes
terday after a short visit at the home
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