The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
PERSONALS
tFrom Saturdays paily.,

YiSit Win nef parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Farmer Miller, Mrs. Coulson and
children have returned TO their home
in Oskaloosa.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Belle
Brewer, of Oskaloosa, came down
Sunday night to spend a week or two
In town, the guest of her friend, Mrs
Martin SWintek,
Delta Press. Mrs. Elmer Matthew
Paul and Frances stopped here Thurs,
day for short visit with relatives
while on their return from North
English to their home In oskaloosa,
Fremont Gazette: Miss Ethel
Dickey went to Oskaloosa Tuesday
TO resume her studies at business
college there. She Is taking book.
keeping, shorthand and typewriting.
News reaches this city of the
death of Rev. c. H. Bohn, for a num-
Der of years rector of ST. James par.
ish OF this city, and a man univer-
sally admired by all, and well known
throughout the diocese. Rev. Bohn
for several years has been stationed
at Marshall, Mo- ssr"
Delta Press; Mrs. Carroll Feezer.
who has been visiting at the Press
hOuochoiu Tue past IWO WtthS, ltll
Monday night for Oskaloosa, where
they will make their future home,
Carroll having gone several weeks
before, having secured good posi-.
ton on the Oskaloosa Globe.
Fremont Gazette: d. X. Unsicker,
of Wright, went to, Oskaloosa Tues
day. He is on the regular panel of
the Mahaska county grand jury for
1913 and was foreman of that body
during the February term of court.
In the drawing Tuesday he was again
elected to serve and was again made
foreman.
Eddyville Tribune: Miss Adder.
inc Lewis, of Oskaloosa, visited the
latter part of last week at the home
OF her uncle, w. J. Lewis, and with
her cousin. Mrs. GwyIim Evans, north
of town, as well as with her friends,
the w. o. Roberts family. Miss Lew.
Is, who is a reader of ability, will be
remembered as the young lady in
THE Statute and the Poet" the hit
OF Homesteader entertainment
year or so ago.
Mrs. Mabel LaRue, state Command
er of the Lady Maccabees, who was
with the local Hive this week, went
TO Ottumwa Friday, accompanied by
Mesdames NJ. j. CruZen and Thomas
Berdnner The ladies attended a
special meeting of the Ottumwa Hive
and following the official business
they were extended unusual honors.
A special banquet at which they were
guests of honor was served at the
Ballingall hotel and was an elaborate
and most enjoyable affair.
Fremont Gazette: Albert Fox, OF
Wright, was in town Saturday, and
was a Gazette office caller. Mr.. Fox
and his good wife retired from the
farm several years ago and are now
enjoying their declining years in COM
fort and peace. They have reared
four children. all of whom are among
the prosperous and well-to-do citizens
of the community. The boys are
Chas. Ed and John Fox, all of whom
own farms west of Cedar, and the
daughter Is the wife of Webb Votaw,
near Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Fox have
been residents of Harrison township
for over fifty years.
Mrs. w. E. Gunsaulis, No. 3l4 South
Second street, was badly burned about
the face this morning, the result of an
i've. She was starting a hard coal
fire, pouring oil NOver the coke used in
starting the coal. An explosion fol-
lowed and the blaze struck the unfor-
tunate victim full in the face, burning
the flesh eyebrows, hair, and posi-.
bly, the eyes. The extent of the in
jury to the sight cannot be ascertained
for several days. Meanwhile the suf-
H., Iaal
Physicians were in attendance soon
after the accident but the patient Is
suffering intensely.
Al Gorrell, of .Centerville, who is
playing this week at the Masonic OPP
era house together with his wife. Sis
ter and others of the family, Is a
member of the old Fifty-frst Regiment
Band that saw service in the Philip
pines during the Spanish.American
war. He was a drummer, and
good one, but aside from being mu-
stefan he was a natural comedian and
an actor and was the life of the regi-
ment. In many a hard place. weari'
some march, or tedious watch he had
kept the boys going" by the power
Of his spirit of fun. The Oskaloosa
lads who were his companions in the
campaign have a tender spot In their
hearts for AL
Carl Perry, who sustained gun
shot wound in the arm Wednesday
evening was operated upon this
morning about eight o'clock at the
Oskaloosa hospital and the arm re-
moved. No bones had been broken,
but so great an amount OF flesh had
been shot away that the circulation In
= the member was broken. Physicians
were successful in getting blood into
the hand and forearm but no way
existed of getting II out and develop.
ments of the afternoon and evening OF
Friday made II plain that the arm
was dying and must be removed. The
life OF the young man was in the bal.
ance. The operation was successful
and the patient rallied splendidly and
is stronger since than he has been at
any time since the accident. The
case is now thought to be more hope
full. atf ZIG.
or former Oskaloosa boy who Is
making good" in the world, the Cor
2 ming correspondent of the Des Moines
~ Register and Leader writes that pa.
. peri Edwin M. Vernon. president OF
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