The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-05-30

William O'Hearn, of Monmouth
was in the city Saturday visiting wit
his sister. Mrs. S. B. Clarey, FRS
avenue West.
A. c. Robertson, local manager, re
turned Saturday from Chicago, wher,
: he attended convention of the man
ayers of the Woolworth houses.
Mr.. Fannie E. Krakow, No. 3O7 Third
avenue West, started for Galena, ILL.,
Sunday morning, called by the illness
of sister, Mrs. Jennie Conoughy.
w. S. Perkins arrived home Satur
day from a six months trip through
the western states in the interest Of
an eastern r{ibber footwear company
Mrs. G. A. Dunn, Of Fort Morgan
Colo, who has been visiting at Delta
was in Oskaloosa Saturday enroute
to Kansas City, where she will visit
relatives before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Boyer are in
Chicago for several days. While
there Mr.. Boyer will consult spe
Icialist relative to stomach trouble
that has bothered him several months.
Mrs. Ike Myer came from Ottumwa
Sunday to join her husband in visit
to the home of Mr.. Myers mother
near New Sharon, upon the occasion
of the S5th anniversary of her birth.
Jack Bindel, of Phoenix, Ariz., an
old-time friend of the Andersons, is
here for brief visit with Charles
Anderson. Mr.. Bindel is earoute
! from Proenix to his old home, where
he will enjoy visit.
Relatives have received the an
nouncement of the marriage at Kan
sas City, Mo-, of J. II. James, of Kan
sas City and Miss Ethel Ward, of
Greenyille, Tenn. Jack" was from
erly a cook in Oskaloosa at Dolls
Royal Cafe.
d. V. White, No. 5O2 Fifth avenue
East, was out today after distressing
siege of an old-fashioned "quinsy"
that has kept him sonfined and down
right sick" for the better part of four
weeks. Mr. White is now looking for
an opportune time and place to have
the offending tonsils extracted.
Taylor Kenel came from Ottumwa
today to join hs wife at the parental
Burket home, No. 705 South Market
street. They return to the Wapello
city tomorrow, accompanied by Miss
Helen Wallace, of New Sharon, who
arrives this evening to visit her cous-
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ket.
In seventeen inning game between
the Detroit and Chicago American
League played at the latter city and
won by them Saturday, Walter Mat
tick, the former Quaker, replaced
Callahan in the left field in the seventh
inning and the score sheet gives him
credit with being three times at bat,
making one hit and two putouts and
with stealing a base.
Walker Beach left this morning for
Galesburg, where he will join the
Galesburg team. The Galesburg fans
will be delighted to see Beach in ac-
ton again as he made a big hit with
them last season. The Galesburg
management looks for Beach being the
best pitcher in the Central associa
tion this season. Beach has not reach
ed his twenty-first birthday yet and
many of his local admirers predict
that he will be in the big league with
in two years.
Ardie Jones, the Herald's head
cub" spent Sunday in Pleasantville
visiting his sister (D.
Bussey Leader: Mrs. John Bilbo
and son Donald, of Oskaloosa, came
Saturday morning for a visit at the
Moon home
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Francis
Miller went to Oskaloosa last Fri
day, where she visited several days
with relatives and friends.
Deep River Record: Cloyd Cox en-
ing chauffeur to Senator Kenyon
from Oskaloosa to What Cheer Sun
day forenoon.
Fremont Gazette: Ralph d. Helm
and Miss Ella -. Lynch, of Beacon,
were married last week. Both have
been residents of this community
where they were born and raised.
Newton Record: Mrs. C. c. Daily
and two children returned to their
home in Oskaloosa last week after
pleasant visit with Mrs Dalby's moth
er and sister, Mrs. Hansel and Mrs.
Myers. -,..
Abba Republican,: Art Siders, wife
and children, of Oskaloosa, visited
her brother, Willie Carr, and family
over night while on their way to Kan
sas City, where they have gone to
make their home.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. Van
| Wrinkle went to her home in Oska-
loosa Saturday to stay over Sunday
returning Monday to stay with her
daughter, Miss Mabel, who is very
sick at this writing.
New Sharon Star: A chorus of
eighty voices is being organized in
New Sharon for the production Of an
Operetta In three acts entitled "The
National Flower Miss Lillian New
ton OF Oskaloosa is director and she
| Is meeting with splendid success in