The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20
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ions illness of Mrs. w. A. Wells at he
home in st, Paul. Local friends viii
hope for speedy betterment.
Duncan McKitrick and Orvill
Downs, OF Chicago, we're in town yes
terday calling among friends AM
looking after business affairs.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Art Saund
ers has been in Oskaloosa the pas
few days with her mother, Mrs. Chas
Blanchon, who has been quite sick.
Mrs. William Van Ness left thi:
morning for Montrose, where she vii
Join her husband, Rev. Van Ness, who
is holding revival meeting there.
E. L. McCarger and sister, Miss
Bertha, have gone TO Stockport, Iowa
where they expect TO conduct revi
Miss Schuchman and Mr.. Menefee
of Anamosa, and Mrs. c. Menefee, OF
Harper, who have been guests at tnt
Sam Menefee home. have returned to
their homes.
Roy Harlan, who has been a guest
OF his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. r. Hatcher, No. 1912 South Second
street, returned TO his home in Allan
tie this morning.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Andy
Baker OF Oskaloosa, was down last
week and visited her step-mother,
Mrs F. c. Riggs, who has been ill,
and reported not so well.
Tom Davis, from Missouri. Frank,
from Illinois territory. and George,
from Abba, came in today to be with
their mother, Mrs. Jeanette Davis, at
the home on South A street.
Warren Caldwell. w. II. Crozier and
Mr.. Jordan arrived home to-day from
a trip TO Elgin, Ills, made in the in
terests of the new cement silo that
Is 10 be manufactured in oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Wood and three
children, formerly OF Uskaloosa. have
returned from St. Louis, Mo-, and are
living at gig North B street. Mr..
Wood is day yard master for the NJ. &
st. l..
Mrs. Dr. o. b. Jerrel has gone to
Cedar Rapids, where she will be a
guest at the w. b. Powell home, and
also TO attend Delta Gamma Society
reunion of the Iowa State College,
which gathers at Iowa City.
Richland Clarion: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Barnett will leave our city, the
last of this week. Mr.. Barnett goes
TO Oskaloosa TO take a course In
chirepractic and Mrs. Barnett goes to
Winfield to visit relatives.
Charles Kensler and wife, of Delta,
were in the city yesterday for q visit
with Tom Moore, who was operated
on a few days ago at the Oskaioosa
hospital, but his condition being so
low was not admitted to see him.
Miss label Kenworthy. who has
been a guest for several days at the
Mcdonnell home, departed this morn
for Columbus, Kansas, for a short
visit before returning to her home in
Morgan Hill. California.
Mrs Maude Milhouse and children,
of Clear Lake. are guests of the par
entail Ira d. Kellogg home, No. Sl3
North + street. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Kellogg, of Des Moines, are also I'M
der the parental roof tree.
r. X. Davis, cashier of the Farmers
National Bank, was home today from
Carthage, Missouri, where he and
Mrs. Davis were summoned by the
death OF the lady's uncle, Dr.. J. A.
Garter. Mrs. Davis remains at Car
thaee until some time next week.
John p. Reese, general manager Of
the properties of the Consolidation
Coal Co, with headquarters in ellis
pie, Ill, came over from Buxton yes
terday to confer with local parties. He
was guest at the Downing Hotel and
went TO Des Moines this morning.
Fremont Gazette: Harley Rose, OF
near Rose Hill, went to 0skaloosa
Tuesday morning, where he was join
ed by his father, Elliott Rose. of Rose
Hin, and together they journeyed to
Des Moines TO attend the annual
Threshers' convention.
New Sharon Star: j. A. Lamond
and wife, Of Bethel Grove. visited in
Oskaloosa Friday and Saturday with
her mother, Mrs. Saram Holt, and
went from there 10 Peabody, Kans.,
10 visit his mother and sister, Mrs.
Anna Lamond and Mrs. w. C. Smith.
Horace Colman, a member of the
celebrated Ringing Brothers Concert
band and orchestra, who has been
working through the south during the
winter season, is in town for a couple
Dl Weeks WISH Win Ilcuus anu lOi-
mer associates before going east TO
rehearse for the coming season.
Ben Mccoy. who was the victim OF
q runaway accident a few weeks ago.
is progressing slowly, but certainly
and Is able TO get around 10 some eX-
tent He sustained the fracture OF
the clayicle, couple OF ribs and mad
bad dislocation OF a shoulder, for all
OF which he has been under constant
treatment.
Eddyville Tribune: Orville Nc.
Cord and Ira Barnhart, of Oskaloosa,
went to KeokuK Sunday to take in
the opening OF the big dam at that
place. About fifty Eddyville people
had planned TO go down for the
notable event, but waited too late 10
engage car. just missing the head
officials twenty minutes When they
wired
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Harlan, en- route
20 their home In What Cheer from a
three months sojoufn at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. Mayme Palmer
wife OF Rev. Fred Palmer, In Denver
Colorado, have been guests during
the week at the homes OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. X. Hatcher. No. 1912 South
Second street, and SIR. and Mrs. Ben
Mccoy, No. 403 G avenue East
Marshalltown Times Republican /:
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