The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-10-09

After a very enjoyable game lunch
son was served. Misses Isabelle ant
Mary Hays held high scores and they
| nd the guest of honor each received
handsome prizes.
| Knoxville Journal: r. |. Garden Of
Tracy, stopped off in Knoxville Sat
urday on his way home from a few
days visit in Des Moines. Bob
says that he wants to spend this
week with the old settlers at the big
doin's in Oskaloosa and get rested w
n time to put in some good Hicks
during Old Home Week in Knoxville
Pleasantville News: S. A. Gose
has returned from Oskaloosa where
he has been attending the annual re.
union of the Thirty-third Iowa regi
ment. Mr.. Gose says there were 129
members of the regiment present at
this gathering which was a large at
tendance when it is understood there
are now only about 800 members liv-
ing He reports a very enjoyable
time.
OF young lady known in Cska-
loosa people, the Newton Record
says: The friends of Miss Jessie
Besack We're pleasantly surprised to
learn of her. marriage last week in
Mobile, Alabama, the groom in the
affair being a Mr.. W. w. Mcclure, a
wholesale grocer and said to be a pill
lar in the leading Methodist church
of the southern city. We don't care
what he is, Jessie will make a good
wife. She is native Newton girl,
eldest daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Andy j. Besack She graduated
from Newton High school in 1888,
served for several years as steno-
grapher in the office of the late Judge
H. S. Winslow, and was afterward
official court reporter in the Sixth
Judicial District. ~
fig Marshalltown Times Republican:
What might easily have proved to be
a bad accident resulted fortunately
for all concerned at $3.50 Friday af-
ternoon, when team belonging to
c. A. Mold, Marietta township far
mer, driven by Benning Mold, aged
II, ran away and crashed into the
carriage of Mrs. F. G.. Stewart, liz
North Center. The Stewart horse
was killed, and Mrs. Stewart and
Mrs. Belle Clegg, who was with her,
were both injured but not seriously.
Both occupants we're thrown out and
bruised and both were confined to
their beds, suffering from shock. The
Stewart carriage was pretty badly
demolished. The Stewart horse liv-
ed about fifteen minutes after the &C
cident" Mrs. Clegg referred to in
the foregoing was formerly a resi-
dent of Oskaloosa, widow of Thomas
G. Clegg, who was killed in a. rail.
way collision in the south yards of
Oskaloosa. ". ESQ E1r tascSl ~ ]
C. A. Snyder, of Des Moines, was in
the city yesterday. '.
T. NJ. Cox, of Sigourney, was in the
city Monday on business.
C. w. Jones departed this morning
for Keokuk on a business trip.
Lou Thomas, of Des Moines, was
among oskaloosa friends Monday.
Mrs. d. E. Mention and son Frank,
of near Sigourney, called on local
friends yesterday.
Howard Brander, of Des Moines,
returned to his home Monday after
spending Sunday here.
Mrs. C. C. Groves, of near Pella,
returned to her home Monday after
spending Sunday here with friends.
Miss Edith Watson, of Davenport,
who has been the guest of Oskaloosa
friends, departed this morning for
her home.
Roy Watson and bride are home
from a somewhat extended honey
moon trip to Chicago and elsewhere
in the East.
Miss Sadie Lockray, of Atlantis,
Iowa, who has been visiting at Oska-
loosa and Grinnell, returned to her
home Monday. he
Miss Nellie without returned home
Sunday after a months visit with
Prof. and Mrs. Walter J. Meek. OF
Madison, Wisconsin,.
Mrs. Fl f. Rakow has returned to
her home, No. 307 Third avenue west,
after Two weeks visit in eastern
cities and In Chicago.
John p. Wilson, OF Indianapolis. is
in town for a few days with his son,
John p Wilson and family, and will
take In the Fall Festival.
NJ. Hedge, who has been III and
away from business for the past
month. Is again at his store and IL
gaining In health. slowly but surely
Miss Georgia MeSpadden. OF near
Pelia, who has been visiting Oska
loosa and SigOurney friends for the
past week, returned home this morn
| ing.
Mrs. s. W. Corners. OF Des Moines
who has been visiting at the home Of