The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-29

BILE of Eddyville has returned HON
B after attending the Oskaloosa Baptis
convention and visiting Mr.. and Mrs
, -. p Wolfe, l0l North Willard street
Mrs. Charles Glover departed thi
, morning for Winona, Mimi, for
three weeks visit with her daughter
Miss Ida, who is at the head of ,
large millinery establishment in tina
city.
Miss Elma G. Tennis, of Oskaloosa
who. graduated from the Iowa State
Teachers College at Cedar Falls, II
June, will teach domestic science IL
the Grinnell schools next year, at 8
Igood salary.
Mrs. Fred Hamilton, who has been
a guest at the Harry Bowen home, on
Third avenue West, has departed for
Eau Claire, Wis, where Mr.. Hamil
ton has an engagement with Herbert
Riggs at his theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Worth Allen and
little Frances, who have been at Battle
Greek, Mich, spending a number of
weeks at the homes of Mrs. Aliens
parents and with friends are at their
home, No. 107 North Third street.
Muscatine Journal: Cyril Todd, of
!Parkersburg, who has been visiting
in Oskaloosa for some time, arrived
lin the city this noon on the FREELY,
and will visit at the home of his moth
er. Mrs. Jennie Todd, 4l0 East Sixth
street
DR.. Tullis and family, of Ottumwa.
who have been visiting for few days
at the U. G. Deck home, returned
home last night They were accom-
panied by Misses Mae and Gladys
Deck, who will spend a few days in
that city.
Washington Journal: Miss Emma
Parkinson, of Denver, Colo, who has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Parkinson, left this morn
ing for her home. Enroute she will
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Cole at Oskaloosa.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Hanna
Burnside, of Oskaloosa, and son,
Ralph Burnside, of Raymond, Wash,
went to Fairfield last evening for a
visit at the c. M. Buchanan home, at
ter spending the day here at the home
Iof Mrs. H. F. Steck.
Patrick Hughes this afternoon re-
ceived a telegram announcing that
his daughter, Mrs. Kate Ryan, is seri-
IOusly i'll and not expected to survive
at her home in Omaha. No particu-
lars are given and Mr.. Hughes had
not before known of her illness.
Miss Mabel Linsley, connected with
the Baldauf Rosenblatt store for
number of years, has resigned her
place to accept an offer from Younker
Bros. Des Moines, and has entered
upon the work in the new place. Her
sister, Miss Fairy, accompanies her to
the capitol city to be with her during
the state fair.
A. P. Spencer is home from a bust
ness trip to Chicago. He left the
city with Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. S.
Ada Spencer Sheppard and son en-
route to Davenport via auto, driven
by Wilbur Spencer, and went from
Davenport to Chicago by train. The
others will return by auto to the city
Monday after a weeks pleasant visit.
George d. Smith, now located in
Oklahoma, has returned to OSkaloosa
after an absence of almost thirty
years and is a guest of his niece, Mrs.
Byron Sewers, No. $50 North Market
street. Mr.. Smith is an old soldier,
enlisting from this locality with the
Fourth Iowa cavalry. Back in the IF
ties, in the early days of the town,
Mr. Smith. as boy, was bound out"
TO Colonel John Lofland. the father
of C. f. and Frank Lofiand, who oper
ated a jewelry store at that time.
and he learend the jewelers. trade of
him. He was the youngest boy in
family prominent in this locality in
late William T. Smith. father of Mrs
Sewers.
Perry Newton, son of H. NJ. New
ton, OF 307 North street, is confined
to his bed, suffering from blood pois-
.oning of a wound received at .
Walton fire. The next day after the
fire, Perry was helping Ed Walton
look after a shotgun which was lost
in the fire, when he stepped on
piece of glass, cutting a bad cash in
the foot just above the ankle. Perry
thinking it just slight wound, payed
little attention to it until il began
swelling and turning blue. A physi-
clan was then summoned and gave
several injections of bacteria vaccine
to keep il from entering the rest OF
the system. Except from the pain,
Perry Is doing nicely and will be up
and around in few days.
Z. l.. Howell and wife have gone 10
Wright for few days visit with rela-
tiyes.
Miss Ora Prother. of Des Moines, Is
spending a few days with Misses Eda
and Inez Perry, in Beacon.
Mrs. NJ. b. Harris has returned to
her home In Morayia after spending
a few days at the Elmer Phillips
home.
G. E. Weaver and wife and Mrs. r.