The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20

Miss Cleda yandersteck of near
Beacon departed this morning for Des
nIoines; where she will enjoy brief
Iyisit with her friend, Miss Cora
Stowle
Mrs. W. d. Gardner and niece, OF
West Liberty, who have been guests
lpast few days, returned home this
morninI.
Mrs John p. Hiatt received word
lyesterdayaof thenIserious illness of
Iher sister, Mrs. wv H. Prescott, of Los
Angeles, and departed last night to be
with her. VS.
Thomas chantry, well known locally
lin the days of old Excelsior, now a
resident of Burlingame, California, Is
in town for few days visit with old
time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Fleck and little
daughter, of near Keota, who have
been spending few days with rela-
Itives in this vicinity, departed for
home this morning.
Mrs. Lizzie Bell of Peoria and Mrs.
Kate Green of Canton, ILL.,, arrived in
town Saturday to be with their sister,
Mrs. Sarah Summers, No. sos South
A street They were summoned by
serious accident suffered by their aged
mother, Mrs. Eliza J. Mabin, who slis-
tanned a fall few days ago and has
been practically helpless since, The
old lady is past ninety years of age.
l.. W. Peppers spent Sunday with
| his parents in Ottumwa.
Miss Hattie Powell spent Sunday
with friends in Eddyville.
A. Kirk and family are moving from
the city TO Chilecothe, Iowa.
Miss Ethel White is spending a few
days with friends in Eddyville.
Mrs. John Grace left Saturday aft
ernoon for Kirkville for few days
visit with friends.
Mrs. Mayme Richard has gone to
Mason City for visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. A., Skillinger.
Miss Katherine Cox, who is sttend
ing school at Penn college, spent Sun
day at her home in Deep River.
Miss PeaSl Shaw who is engaged in
teaching school near Leighton, spent
Sunday with her parents in Givin.
ID. ldyiOI, vi near iiO5d, iclt cdtui-
day with his family for Ottumwa
where he expects TO make his home.
Miss Fife Arme left Saturday after.
noon for Albion to fill her appoint
ment in the Friends church, Sunday.
Rev. George Osborne and wife were
lat Thornburg Sunday, where he filled
his appointment in the church there.
nnn NJ
oI Oskal0osa, was in this city last
Monday visiting with relatives and
friends
Prairie City News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tam, of Sewers, left for Oskaloosa
Saturday where they will visit their
daughter for few days.
Abba Union: d. c. Bradbury, of
Oskaloosa, the new salesman at the
Golden Eagle, has secured room in
the home of Ed |. Ramsay.
A. w. Malone and wife, who have
been spending Il lew days in the city
with his mother, have returned to
their home in What Cheer,
Centeryille Iowegian: Geo Buck
and wife left Monday for Bussey and
Oskaloosa where they will visit for
several days with relatives.
Miss Anna Loft who has been q
guest of Miss Bessie Little for the past
few days returned to her home in New
Sharon Saturday afternoon.
PelIa Booster: Mrs. Hendrena Kooy-
man went to Oskaloosa Monday after
noon where she will spend Il few days
visiting her sister. Mrs. Bentema.
Bussey Record: MIR. and Mrs. Geo.
Burk, OF Cincinnati, visited Monday.
with her aunt, Mrs. J. w. Trotter and
husband They left Tuesday morning
for Oskaloosa for a visit. ..":
Pella Booster: Mrs. Jas. Wander
Pol went TO Oskaloosa Monday after
noon for a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Blancheon. Mrs. Blanch-
con has been confined to her bed the
past few days with an attack of gall
stones. t't ~ u
.nonIezuma Republican: John Hall
is lot better and is coming out OF
his sick spell Alright. +. ID. Rayburn
went to Colfax Saturday evening TO
help move John back TO his home in
Grinnell. John had q narrow escape,
but We are glad to report he is on
the mend and will soon be down here
10 Monezuma, kidding us fellows.
Abba Union: Mrs. II. J. Cramer en-.
tertained the Fiction club to social
game of euchre last Tuesday after
noon and served a course luncheon
that was enjoyed and kept the com
pany till almost six o'clock before dis
tpersing for their homes. Mrs. John
Ramsay, OF Oskaloosa, and Mrs. p.
III. Waterman, OF Hiteman were the
out OF town guests. ",.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Bird. OF Stockton, Kansas, ar
rived Monday afternoon for visit at
the j. L. Sipes home. They had sup
ped in Oskaloosa and visited OF the
X. b. Thompson home before they
came here, and will visit ut he o.
Nv. Baker home, in the Cedar d strict.
and with others before returning to
their home In the northwest part OF
Kansas.
| Knoxville Journel: Ralph Bone
brake, the former Knoxville young
man whom we have mentioned sever
al times during tho past year as sun
ering from lung trouble, Is now at
Grand Junction, Colorado, under care
lof q trained nurse. He took sick while
conducting laundry in Oskaloosa and