The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05

march to the cemetery yesterday, wa
practically overcome by the intens
heat He sought the shade upol
lgainilg the cemetery and was al
fright again after being quiet for ;
time, but was unable to walk back tt
town. H. C. Moore was also upor
the verge of prostration and came
near being done for"
Mrs. Helen Brewer, OF Givin, was
the victim of a runaway yesterday
south on Ninth street from Forest
cemetery, when an auto passed and
her horse frightening whirled quickly
around, upsetting the buggy and
throwing her on the pavement Mrs
Brewer was badly bruised about the
limbs and body but suffered no brok.
en- bones. She was Immediately tax.
en- to the Abbott Hospital where she
| is resting easy today. The horse in
its plunge over a fence and kicking
loose from the buggy was seriously
cut on the hind legs, but it is thought
will recover. ..
Frank NJ Davis, who spent Decora-
ton Day among old time friends here,
is an Oskaloosa boy who is making
good in Milwaukee. Going up the
ladder from an apprentice in the old
Johnson foundry here he was for sew
'eral years foreman of the Corliss En-
CINE works in Milwaukee. About
four years ago he organized the Davis
Manufacturing Co., and he is now
principal owner and manager of a
plant that employs about two hun
bred men and turns out half a million
dollars worth of automobile engines
every year. His brothers, Ed Davis
and Irving Davis. also former Oska-
loosa boys. are associated with Frank,
and all are making good in big way.
(From Mondays Daryl
C. R. Clark. of Des Moines. spent
Sunday in the city.
F. H. Johnston. of Marshalltown,
was in the city Saturday.
Leo Baldauf is East on a goods buy
ing trip Of several days duration.
Mrs P. G. Fox went to Sigourney
this morning for few days visit.
Miss Hazel Donnelly went to Pella
this morning for few days visit.
Leonard Smith, of Rose Hill, was
in Oskaloosa Saturday on business.
Miss Pearl Snyder was an over Sun
lay guest of friends in Marshalltown.
Mrs. A. A. Farwell, of New Sharon,
was in the city Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ Smith returned
% their home in Seymour this morn
ng.
Mrs. E. F. Davis of Eddyville was
/ business caller in the city Satur.
lay. .,..a. A. rs....... o.. .
Miss Bessie Crafty. of. Des Moines,
s visiting relatives here for a few
lays.
Mrs. w T. Mooney has gone to OF
.umwa to visit relatives for a few
lays. n- Il
Mrs Ed Kay went to Kellogg Sat
lrday afternoon to visit relatives over
Sunday. ..sa 20 .....tr
Mrs. r C. Wyatt went to Eddy
lille for an over Sunday visit with |
elatives. $685.. u.
Mrs. Frank Allen. No. 6O7 ave
iuC "Cot' 10 SOhhicu " hci uuhle ny !
severe illness.
City Solicitor H. B. Mccoy went to
Peoria this morning to look after |
business affairs.
Mrs c. r. Hook has returned to !
Ter home in Keokuk after visit with
)sakloosa friends.
Miss Ruth Stone went to Croton. |
owa, Saturday afternoon to visit rel. |.
Itives over Sunday.
Mrs r. V. Turner returned home to /.
'ella this morning after a weeks
'isit with relatives.
Mrs. G. A. Thompson went to Des (
doines Saturday afternoon to remain
or week or more.
Miss Blanche Hill has gone to Ce-
lar Rapids for fortnight's visit with !
riends and relatives.
Mrs. John Lyons and son Lewis !
vent to Knoxville Saturday afternoon
or a few days visit !
Mrs. o. H. Miner returned home to /
Cddyville after visiting over Sunday !
with Oskaloosa friends. :.f
Mrs G. D. Mitchell and daughter.
Miss Grace, have gone to Belknap,
iowa. for weeks visit. -, !
Miss Mildred Temple has returned
10 Burlington after a visit at the !
nome of her brother. R. G. Temple.
Mrs. D. R. Seibens returned to her
home in Newburg. Iowa, Saturday, at
Ter visit at the " Seibens home.
Mrs. T. G. Goodman of Centerville
home Saturday afternoon af-
ter visit at the T. B. Goodman home. |
MI. and Mrs. B. A. Martin went to
Hedrick Saturday afternoon to visit
At the r. 4. Martin home over Sun.
lay.
Miss Maude Carney. OF Marengo,
Iowa, who has been visiting friends
here. returned home Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. G. H. Reig. of Des Moines, re-
turned to her home Saturday after
noon after visit with Osksloosa
friends. -...
Mrs. G. L. NordhoIm has gone to
Nevada, Iowa, where she will visit
her son. Geo. Nordholm, for a couple
Of weeks. a-.
Mrs. Margaret Donnelley, No. FOG
South B street, is confined TO her
home by severe illness of rheumatic
character.
Mrs. B. L. Stanton and daughter,