The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-03-06

XII a. II. GreenWay Is nome from sew
I eral days looking around in Mon
tana.
Mrs. r. l.. Pethybridge returned
Saturday from visit with her parents
. at Trenton. Mo. 4,.@
Il Mrs. w. r. Gunsaulis Is spending
la few days in Des Moines with reia
Itives and friends
Miss Lillian Kilburn. who has been
sick for several weeks. was out for
the first time Sunday
Miss Kate Weekheart, of Pella, is
here visiting at the home of her sis,
ter. Mrs. Alex. Solomon.
Mrs. Reed McMurray left this
morning for Newton for few days
visit with her mother.
Mrs. T. II. Albers has gone home to
Cricket after spending few days al
the Phil Herbig home
Mrs. Lou Brown, No. 203 Third
avenue east, Is in Pella, visiting with
friends few days this week.
Miss Pearl England departed this
morning for Kansas City, where she
Iexpects to make her future home.
Mrs. s. Il. Athearn and daughter
IEulalia, of Boulder, Colo, are In the
t,city visiting and are guests of Mrs.
T.. A. Athearn.
Mrs. J. c. Hanna and Mrs. Harry
Walton left this morning for Eddy.
vile to attend the funeral OF Mrs. e.
N. Fausnaugh
Claire NJ. Reisman, manager OF the
Oskaloosa Creamery Co. is in Keokuk
county looking after interests there
for few days.
Everett Bailey, Of Washington. Ia,
was an over Sunday visitor in the
city. Everett says he likes Oskaloosa
better every trip.
Alex. Solomon, who was taken to
the Oskaloosa Hospital a short time
ago and operated on for appendicitis,
is doing very nicely.
Floyd Stransbury. of Gilman, Iowa.
returned to his home this morning
after spending a few days with his
friend, Dwight Abrams.
Mrs. Gail Novels returned Friday
from Fort Dodge where she had been
Summoned by the Illness and death of
her grandfather, |. G. Green.
| Miss Jane Hamilton arrived Sunday
from st. Louis to take up her work
as trimmer in the millinery depart
ment of the II. T. Upton store.
A. Fl. Rodgers and wife departed
this morning for Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, called there by the aerions Ill.
ness Of sister Of Mr.. Rodgers.
Mrs. James Longstreth and daugh-
ter Ruth, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Il. A. Athearn, have returned
to their home in North English.
Charles and Fred Gay. who have
been visiting their uncle, Oren Gay,
on South Market street. and other
cousins in the county, departed this
morning for their home in Warpaw,
IN. Y D..
Il. G. Thompson of the immigration
Bureau Of the Chicago, Milwaukee a.
st. Paul Railway, with his exhibition
ear and force, arrived in the city to-
day. The car Is on the NJ. < st. l..
tracks near the passenger station and
is open To all until Wednesday even
linz.
Jacob Whitman, OF Harrison town
ship, il lying critically i'll OF pnenmo.
mia at his home southeast OF town.
lie is past eighty years OF age and
the outcome is uncertain. His son
Ernest was summoned from his home
| in Colorado and arrived Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Wood. of Prim
CHAR, Iowa, who have been in the city
several days renewing old friendships
and acGuaintances. returned to their
nc me this morning. While her they
were guests OF the Geo. Capel home
on North b street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood are former students of Penn
college.
Mr.. aid Mrs. George Goodwell are
! in the city for a couple of adys' visit
with friends and the transaction OF
some business George was formerly
with the Iowa Central and afterward
on the local police force. After quit
iting the force he removed TO DeS
Moines and is now motorman on
the interlrban running from that city
TO Perry.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Rodgers are in
iChicago, Mrs. Rodgers TO spend sew.
ieral weeks visiting with relatives and
friends and the Doctor TO take a spe-
!cial course OF training in surgery and
relative work under the personal di-
ERECTION OF DR. Emil Refs. the eminent
specialist, in the Post Graduate Medi.
zeal College. They will be ont OF the
city somewhat extendedly.
John e. Barr, No, COS A avenue
west. was stricken with apopiexy
Sunday morning about ten o'clock,
and while not helpless otherwise he
has lost the use OF his vocal organs
and has no power OF speech. Hosts
OF friends will hope for speedy recov-
cry. Mr.. Barr is an old resident and
a pioneer carpenter and wood worker
OF the city and also one OF the oldest
Odd Fellows in the state.
(From Tuesdays Daily.I
Mrs. Ella Crookham was a business
passenger 10 Pella this morning.
John Hughes. OF Council Bluffs. was
in the city yesterday, on business.
Mrs. o. E. Long was business pas
senger to New Sharon this morning.
Mrs. r. J. Morrison Is spending a
few days with friends in Centeryille
Mrs. George Ramsay, Of Knoxville
a rr;Vad In rho citv for a visit with ralz