The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22
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(From Saturdays Dailyl


who had been in the city on business
returned TO her home Saturday.
Prairie City News: Ed Shorten ha
brand new 1913 model AUTOMOBILE
which he purchased in Oskaloosa.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Cor
Moore has gone TO Oskaloosa to visi
her brother and attend Chautauqua
Miss Anna and Larmorine Val
Rheenen, of New Sharon, are guests
of Miss Lucille Rinden for a few days
Mrs. j. Walker, who has been the
guest OF Mrs F. H. Eckert for the
past few days, returned TO her home
in Belle PLANE Saturday.
Fairfield Ledger: F. G. Coiburn, 6
travelling salesman with the Ameri
can Radiator company, Chicago, viii
soon remove from Oskaloosa to this
city.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Gertie
Lawless went to Oskaloosa Monday
TO care for her sister, Mrs. George
Pendray, who was operated on that
morning.
Mrs. S. Waters and Miss Margaret
Conwen, who have been buests at
the Geo. and Jack Ramsay homes, re-
turned Saturday TO their homes in
Davenport.
Delta Press: Earl Augustine
brought a car load of cattle in from
Leighton, Iowa, Saturday, which M.
G. Augustine & Sons will feed up on
one of their farms.
Traer Star-Clipper: Mrs. Carl Hahn
of Oskaloosa, accompanied by her
two children, has been spending
some days at the Neimand home
with their relative, Mrs. Burge.
Washington Journal: Miss Mary
Gibson went 10 OskaloOsa last even
ing for a visit at the home of her sis
tel. Mrs. Frank Barden, and to at
tend the Oskaloosa ChautauQua.
Muscatine Journal: Mrs. NJ. G.
Sewers, OF OskaloOsa, who has been
visiting al the Sewers home on East
Ninth street, left this noon for Chi
cage, where she will visit at the home
OF Mrs L. c. Walker, formerly of
this city
Ottumwa Courier: Bishop E. H.
Hughes OF San Francisco, Cal, DR.. c.
l.. Stafford of OskaloOsa, DR.. J. A.
BOatman of Muscatine, and c. l.. Ten
nant of Mt. Pleasant. visited Friday
with Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Shook, 3lS
North Benton street
Reasnor News Miss Blanche Nc
Cumber, of Osten, Iowa, who has
been visiting at the home of her
brother, Dick, and with Mrs Andrew
French, left for OskaIoosa Saturday
10 visit friends week, going from
there 10 her home in Missouri.
Neal Ssdrel. one of the Tracy r.
F. d. men, makes his route on mo-
tor cycle One day last week while
spinning along near the NJ Good
speed place he suddenly Hoped In
repairing some fence Mr.. Goodspeed
mad stretched a wire across the road
and it caught Mr.. Sedrel, throwing
him violently to the ground. While
his injuries were painful and OF seri-
our nature, he came out lucky.
T. D. Foster, w B. Ramsell, B. G.
BaTnum and Lawrence Kuhns, OF
the Morrell Packing Co, of Ottumwa.
who passed through the city Friday
on their way to Mason City, were
somewhat delayed by the illness of
Nj. Foster, who was taken suddenly
sick here Friday evening, and was
compelled TO 60 TO the hospital,
where by careful nursing he was en-
abled TO continue his journey Satur-
day.
Montezuma Republican: Mayor G.
w Hawkins, democrat, Andy Mort
land, editor OF the democrat paper,
Tracy Osborne OF New Sharon, one OF
the Mahaska county dyed-in-thewool
democrats, and Keith Vawter, presi
dent OF the Chautauqua association,
dined with VIM. Jennings Bryan at
the J. II. Plat home Friday. IL was
strictly a democratic affair, but new
ertheless a most enjoyable one for
the participants.
Montezuma Republican: MI and
Mrs. Chas. K. Needham, who have
been spending the summer in Europe,
sailed from Liverpool Saturday on the
Mauretania and expect 10 land in
New York Friday a. m. They will
spend several days in New York and
Chicago and visit in Washington, Ia,
briefly enroute TO MonteZuma. They
will likely reach here some time the
first OF the month
Marshalltown Times Republican ::
Carl Lewis, Of Taylor township, went
Wednesday evening TO Oskaloosa
where today he was in attendance al
a reunion Of the class of '02 Of Penn
college. When the class graduated
the members agreed to have reunion
in ten years Nearly all of the OLD
class who are alive had signified theil
intention TO keep the agreement, and
be present at the reunion, held on the
college grounds. Two OF the mem
hers came from California, and on'
from New York City. The class o.
'02 was the largest ever graduated
from Penn, numbering thirtytw'
members.