The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-07-10

Miss Ruth Glaze, who went with her
sister, Mrs. Willis r. Morton, for a
visit at the latter's home in Minneap,
lolis, was taken i'll last Saturday and
is now in the Eitel Hospital in Min
neapolis suffering with severe stom-
ach trouble. Her parents, Mr.. and
MRS. F. w. Glaze, went Saturday
might to be with their daughter. DR..
Clark, who departed this morning by
Automobile for Birch Island, will stop
Ienroute to see the patient.
Mrs. T. NJ. Watson departed Satur-
day morning for an extended visit
with relatives in the vicinity OF Wap-
clio and Burlington.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. s.
| w. Jones, of Oskaloosa. visited here
Thursday at the homes of Mrs. Har-
Iriett Smith and NJ. E. Smith.
Mrs. Guy Bradford, of Cedar, went
to Rock Island Tuesday evening to
Join her husband who has been there
a few days visiting with relatives.
Mrs. w. c. Graham, of Morning
Sun. returned home Saturday morn
ling after spending the past week
with Oskaloosa friends and relatives
Mrs. R. B. Thompson and daugh-
tiers Verna and Mary, of North Eng
lish, who spent the Fourth in the city
with relatives, returned home Satur-
day.
Harold McClelland, who has been
working at Atlantic, Iowa, this sum-
mer, is in the city spending few
days at the parental J. NJ. McClelland
home
Miss Adalyn Sewers is home from
Fort Morgan, Colorado, for few
weeks vacation visit at the parental
lB. V. Sewers home. No. $50 North
Market street.
Delta Press: Miss May Gettons of
Des Moines and Mrs. LaRue of Oska-
loosa came Friday for a visit at the
John Scott home. Mrs. LaRue re-
turned to her home Monday.
Eddyville Tribune: Jacob Kussart,
who so efficiently carries the mails
between the postoffice and the depots
for his son, Chas. Kussart, spent Sun
day in Oskaloosa with his daughter,
Mrs. Fred Grimes.
Fremont Gazette: Monday f. p.
Williams, north of town, bought the
10S acres northwest of town known.
as the old Pugh farm. We under
stand the price paid was around $3.50
an acre Morris & Anderson of Os.
kaloosa owned the farm.
Fremont Gazette: A. G. Philippe
has sold his farm south of town to
VIM. Johnson, of Oskaloosa, posses
sion to be given March /, 1914. We
will not lose Mr.. Philippe and fam
lily from the community as We under
stand he contemplates buying anoth-
er farm in this locality.
The c. NJ. Porter family leave to-
to spend a summer outing on the
lakes there. Mr.. Porter will not join
them till later George and Miss Lois
Clark departed for the same destna.
ton last night. DR.. and Mrs. S. w.
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. z. Hadley de-
parted today The latter four will go
across country in the Doctors auto
mobile.
|, gSigourney Review: The Maxwell
dress club has changed hands. Mrs
Maxwell has sold the business to r.
L. Rigger. Mr.. Rigger is the Young
man who has been at work at the
business we believe all the time the
business has been in operation. He
knows all about 1t and knows the
trade and ought TO do well Mrs.
Maxwell and children have moved
back TO OskalOosa.
In a note TO his parents, John
Hammes, Jr., reports that he is en-
joying his school duties in the naval
department of the Culver Military
Academy. John says he is finding IL
hard to get accustomed to a sailors
Isuit, as IT has so many buttons on it,
that he does not more than get them
all buttoned up in the morning until
IL is time TO begin to undo them in
the evening John was honored on
the Fourth of July by being chosen
the Iowa representative to fire the
salutes to the as states Of the Union.
They had a big celebration of the
national holiday.
Fremont Gazette: On Thursday Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Roquet OF Fremont
gave an infare TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clar.
ence Pickett, the newly welded cou.
pie. The groom is a brother OF Mrs.
Roquet and a son OF Mrs. Fl. NJ. Pick
EFT, who makes her home with her
daughter here. Owing to the train
from OskalOosa being late the dinner
was not served until two o'clock but
the wait did not detract from the de-
of the meal. Mrs, Ro.
.auets skill as cook left nothing to
be desired by those fortunate sT6ukH
10 be present on this joyous occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Pickett were recipients
of heartiest congratulations from the
Fremont people. The afternoon was
most agreeably spent at the Roquet
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Carter and three
youngest daughters. who have been
living at Grinnell for several years.
are disposing of their property there
and win go to California. taking up
their residence In Pasadena. Mrs.
Carter will be remembered better by
oskaloosa friends as Miss Clemmie
Perdue. who is graduate OF o. II. s.
and was for several years a popular
teacher. Her sister, Mrs. Henry c.
Leighton, has been In California for