The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-04-03

ter, MIR. and Mrs Earl Alcorn. Leslie,
on of Postmaster Crosson, accompa-
MED them. Mrs. Alcorn has been suf-
lfering from a severely sprained ankle.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs.
E. f. Austin went to Rochester, Min
nesota, Friday, where the day follow
ing Mrs. Austin was operated upon at
the Mayo institute for a stoppage OF
the duct leading into the nose. Imcne-
date relief was experienced follow
ing the operation. Mr.. Austin arrived
home yesterday morning and reports
his wife free from the severe pain
she has been suffering the past few
days.
New Sharon Star: F. l.. Reynolds
called at the Star, Office Thursday to
renew his subscription to North Ma
haska's Only Paper" Mr.. Reynolds
H lived just south of New Sharon for
twenty years and he says 1t always
seems like coming home to get back
here He is now living two and half
miles north of Oskaloosa and his son,
Cecil Reynolds, lives on the old home
place, east of the Middle Creek
bridge.
Marshalltown Times Republican
F. G. Parker, of Albert Lea, Mimi,
formerly of this city, and for several
years a conductor on the Iowa Cen
trail and M. & st. L., passed through
the city Friday evening on his way to
Oskaloosa, where Saturday he was
lin attendance at the funeral of Will
lam Nichola, an NJ. & St l.. conduc-
tor Mr.. Nicola was we'll known by
railroad men here, and had been on
freight runs out of Oskaloosa for the
past twelve years. ..a
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Norris, Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs Lacey ]. Patterson en-
tertained the members of the Care
away Club at the Norris home Friday
|evening. Dinner was served at 700
O'Clock. The house was attractiVely
decorated with quantities of red car
nations and tulips, A pleasant even
ing was spent playing five hundred
Mrs. II. S. Lawrence and Mrs. j. w.
| Sipher, of Monmouth, ILL.,, received
the first and Messrs. f. r. Lay and r.
w. McCreery the consultations, which
were April fool caps. The ladies' pri-
yes were flowers. Mr. and Mrs. J. W..
Sipher, of Monmouth, ILL.,, Miss Eda
Haskell, of Oskaloosa, and Mr.. Carl
F. Jordan, of Cedar Rapids. were out
Of,town guests.
Miss Della Boarding of Des Moines,
was with friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Ora Pettijohn, of Avoca, is WIS.,
lifting with friends and relatives during
the week. Is.
Mrs. II. E. Valentine and sons John
and Robert, of Centerville, are here
for visit at the parental Jno. A.
Kalbach home.
John l.. Plum is leaving tomorrow
in company with Charles Pilgrim and
Charles Mccartney for Rosebud coun-
ty, Montana, where they have inter-
eSts.
Chas Corcoran has returned from
Canton, Illinois, where he visited a
James Fitzgerald, prominent cloth
ing merchant of that place.
Mrs. F. B. Davis who has been Wis
iting at the home of her son at Man.
son and with brother in Des Moines,
has returned to Oskaloosa and is with
friends here for the time being.
Robert Doak, of Rose Hill, was in
the city today and in celebration Of
his 18th birthday-he being born
April l, 1S3S-will attend a meeting
of the G. A. r. Post this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Shawley and
daughter Clara of sol f avenue west,
left hits morning for a short visit
with Mr.. Shawley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Shawley in Keithsburg.
George Heilman came in this morn
inc ChahnUnan q fo i,,tn
esting news to hear that Mr.. and Mrs.
Heilman are to become local residents
Iagain within short time. They will
be welcomed home by a host of city
and county friends.
James De Board, Arthur Dilley and
Evan G. Morgan depart this evening
via the Rock Island for Omaha and
Alliance, Nebraska, and on to Mussel-
shell Valley country, of Montana, ex-
Ipecting to be absent from town some
thing over week or ten days,
DR.. and Mrs. l.. r. Rodgers arrived
at their home, No. 305 North Eighth
street today from Chicago, where the
Doctor has been taking special four
weeks course and training in surgery
at the Chicago postgraduate school,
under the personal direction of DR..
Emil RieS, the eminent surgeon.
Mrs. Henry Gustafson, GIT South
Fifteenth street, last week was at
home to members of the Ladies So
Iciety OF the Swedish church and about
lforty-fve of the members and friends
made up delightful company and
pleasing program Refreshments were
Served and the Afternoon was passed
lin most entertaining fashion.
Dick and Tom Baugh started last
Ievening with couple OF car loads OF
house hold effects for the new home
ION a ranch near the town of Sumatra
lin the Rosebud county. George Pat
Ierson started last week for the new
enterprise and win have couple OF
Ishelter places erected by the time
other members of the family arrive.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
w. j. Bennett went to Chicago on
business yesterday
Roy Kemble went to Des Moines
this morning on business.
Harry Tinsley, of Davenport, was in
town Tuesday transacting business.
Gene Cabot departed yesterday for
Scott, Sask., over the Rock Island.
Frank Armour, OF the Pike drug
store, made a trip to Veo last even