The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-09-05


thought that only the large bone wa
: broken, but when brought to this cit
! Sunday morning II was found tina
both bones were broken. Joe is nov
, resting as easy as could be expected
| Mrs. F. Hadley, who has been al
tending Yearly Meeting, has returne,
to her home in Richland.
Miss Josie Jones, who has been at
tending Yearly Meeting, has returned
to her home in gRiehland,, Fou. IL,
Miss Bessie Pringle., has departe,
for Yermillion Grove, H., to take vi
her duties as teacher in an academy.
Clyde Coffin has returned to hi
home in Pleasant Plain after spend
ing few days here attending Yearly
Meeting.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Janet Hassel
man left yesterday afternoon for 8
weeks vacation with friends in Oska
oosa and Newton.
Mrs. Luitchly, who has been visit
ing at the G. w. Stringfellow and l.
home in Brighton.
Miss Ruth Aubrey, who has been
visiting with Miss Leila Sampson fol
a few days, returned to her home in
Keithsburg Saturday.
A. l.. Beach and wife passed through
the city Saturday to Moravia on their
honeymoon trip and will return in a
few days and expect to live in this
city.
Keota Eagle: Clyde Erdice will
soon open a new retail jewelry store
in Oskaloosa. He has leased a room
in the Pythian block there and furni-
ture fixtures, stock, etc, are now on
the way.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Will
Beaver of Oskaloosa spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Charles Rup-
son, leaving Monday for Waterloo,
where she will visit few days be-
fore returning home.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. J. H.
Kelly and Florabelle arrived Tuesday
evening from Oskaloosa for a visit
with numerous friends in this vicin-
ity Mrs. c. R. Clark entertained the
Women's Study club at luncheon Fri
day in their honor.
Bussey Record Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Ankney entertained to Sunday dinner,
his mother and father of near Oska-
loosa, also his sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Randall of Wright They
came by auto and enjoyed the good
roads and fine weather as we'll as the
visit
Abba Republican: Frank Morrow,
"Blondy" Anderson and Warren Pugh
of Oskaloosa left Tuesday night for
Edmonton, Saskatchewan, Canada.
The first two young men will go into
the clothing business in the Canadian
city. Both OF them are well known in
Monroe county. and have good friends
by the scores who will wish them the
best success possible In their new
undertaking.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Harding of Wichita, Kansas, ar
rived last Thursday for a visit with
Mr.. Harding's brothers, Wig and Dell
Harding, and other Eddyvlle rela-
tives and friends. On Friday Mrs.
Harding went to Oskaloosa to visit
her sister, Mrs. o. E. Smith, who is in
the hospital On Tuesday Levi and
Wig Harding went to Des Moines to
the State Fair.
Newton Record: Miss Eva VanWyn-
garden, of Richland township, Sis
ter of Mrs Geo w. Newton, of this
city, has been having quite siege
of typhoid fever, but is reported as
some better for the past few days. A
trained nurse from Oskaloosa is in
attendance. Her Newton friends
have been very anxious in regard to
her condition, but are now very hope
full that the crisis has been passed and
that she will soon begin to cOnya-
Lessee. ''''.
Little Miss Dorothy Klusmeyer,
known to her admirers as Peaches"
. the vi anu
Mrs. H. b. Klusmeyer, 1877 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, Dies MOines, easily won
the title of not only Iowa's, but also
the worlds most perfect baby, at the
baby contest held in Des Moines on
Thursday, August 29. Little Miss
Peaches" tipped the scales at 32R
pounds, is 3613 inches in height, has
chest measurement of 81 inches and
head circumference of 20 inches.
Besides having a strong physique, she
also displayed considerable energy
concentration OF mind and a keenness
of intellect under the most severe
tests Mr.. and Mrs. Klusmeyer are
well known people in Oskaloosa, haV'
ing spent several weeks this summer
at the J. w. Hetherington home. Mrs
Klusmeyer, better known to Oska
loosa people as Miss Hazel Rennie
was former Oskaloosa girl. having
been employed at the Baldauf dry
goods store for a number of years. af
ter which she became a trained nurse
Friends here were delighted in hear
ing of the success Of little Miss
Peaches" as she is much admired
by friends here, and extend congratu
lations to Mr.. and Mrs. Klusmeye
for having such a splendid litti'