The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-11-21

Baldwin, of near Monroe, who Were
lover Sunday guests at the f. C. San
Iders home north of town, departed
for home this morning.
e. J. Evans left this morning fol
Lincoln, Nebr, to attend the district
conference of the Western District OF
the American Sunday School Union
The conference lasts for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Davis, OF
Hamilton, Hive removed to Oska
11oosa and are operating boarding
land ro0ming house at No. GOA High
Iavenue west, formerly the Brown to
ltel
Mrs. J. w. Stewart, of Des Moines,
who has been enjoying a two weeks
visit with, her son Frank, in Creston,
friends, departing for home this
morning
Mrs. John Barrett, of Searsboro,
who has been visiting friends in this
vicinity for the past few days, de-
parted this morning for Charlton, Ia,
where she win visit for short time
with relatives.
Fred Smith, of Portales, New Mex
leo, has arrived for a visit at the
parental F.. r. Smith home. Mr.
Smith says politics are about as badly
mixed in the new state as they are
in Iowa, majority of the people
there voting this year for men and
measures that they really did not
want.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Johnson de-
part this evening via the NJ. & st. l..
for Butte, Montana, and an extended
"trip into the great northwest and
along the west coast covering a per-
iOd of several months Mr.. Johnson
while enroute will carry the fame of
the Penn garments. 'Oskaloosa
Made" into new places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Sheppard
depart tomorrow for several weeks
stay in Oklahoma City, from whence
they will go to San Antonio, Texas,
for the winter. Early next spring
they expect to go to the Pacific coast
for an indefinite sojourn and possibly
for permanent residence, if that eli
mate proves beneficial to Mrs. Shep-
pard's health.
Mrs Cyrus NJ. Van Cleave, No. 60l
Fifth avenue east, was stricken with
paralysis Sunday about noon while
Ienroute home from the Baptist church
where she had been in attendance at
morning service, accompanied by her
daughter. She was rendered help
less and quite i'll and was taken from
the street into the residence of J. X.
Lindsey, where a physician was sum-
mOned. She was later taken to the
Abbott hospital for treatment. The
entire right side is involved and the
patient is helpless. The outcome of
the case is in doubt at this time
Miss Dorothy Helm, nina-yearold
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Helm, met with a distressing accident
while at play at the Whittier, school
this morning. She was playing on
the slide with others. In descending
she pressed her hands along the side
to check the speed of her descent.
Her hand came in contact with a
splinter in the wood work which en-.
tered the flesh, distance of over two
inches, almost across the palm of the
hand and nearly a half inch wide.
The child was taken home and a ply.
stefan was called to dress the wound
The mishap was attended by intense
pain but aside from that the child is
all right and will get along unless an
infection develops in the wound.
(From Tuesdays Daily.J
Mrs. c. L. Coleman. of near Lacey,
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
! John NJ. Swift, of Ottumwa, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Fred NJ Lunday, of Slater, Iowa, is
visiting friends here and at Beacon
for few days.
Mrs. H. X. Bolsom went to Sears
boro yesterday for visit with rela-
Itiyes and friends.
Clarence Phillips. of Sigourney,
was a visitor in the city yesterday
returning home this morning.
Mrs. Frank Tullis, of Eddyville, re,
turned home yesterday after a few
days visit in the city with friends.
Mrs. d. L. Kirk was a passenger
yesterday for New Sharon, where she
will visit for short time. with friends
Miss Julia Watkins returned to hel
home in Grinnell yesterday after /;
brief visit in the city with Miss Lens
Long.
. Mrs. NJ. c. Peterson departed yes
. Iterday afternoon for brief visit will
her mother and other relatives in OF
itumwa.
Miss Marion Sloan. of Ottumwa
who has been a guest of local friend
. and relatives for a few days, returne,
. home today.
Mrs. f. F. Harrison departed thi
, morning for Fairfield where she Wi
, be a guest at the Elmer Smiley HON
: for few days.
3 Miss Ella Martin departed toda
flor Davenport, where she win be
!. guest of her friend, Mrs. C. J. Uptoi
for short time.
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