The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-11-27
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MllHSan IOOk al $&1Ssy4lVN444 = IN Lea&a
week, going from hefe TO UsAai0osai
.ne., on ~ Des MONIES and Perry anu
back home through Ottumwa arriving
| in Abba Sunday night. They say the
roads are about perfect for automo.
billing and are as slick as glass in some
parts of the country.
Abba Republican: Will Ramsay
has been spending the week at Bid
well, southeast of Ottumwa, where
the Ramsays and Harris brothers
are opening up a new mine. Mr.
Ramsay has been given charge of the
mine and will move his family there
as soon as house can be made ready
for them. He knows the mining
business thoroughly and is the right
man for the place.
Geo. w. knight, of Mora, Mimi.
Harry and Charley knight, of Ottum.
wa, Homer Knight and wife, of Crest.
on, Ed SPAWN and wife, of Hickory,
and Mr. and Mrs. c. Johnson, of Ev.
erist, who have been in the city at,
tending the funeral of the late Miss
Elizabeth Knight have returned to
their respective homes. J. F. Knight
who has been sojourning in the east.
ern part of the United States was
called home on account of the funeral.
c. Jones, F. c. Schroeder, w. F.
Schroeder, j.. T. Duff, of Wellman, H.
]. Christoffen of Winfield, J. B. Nit.
chell, A. L. Miller, Geo. Groves of
New Sharon, H. J. Johnson of Blakes'
burg, III. G. Sylvester and E. V. Nay.
lor of Grinnell, E. w. Dooley OF
Abba, L. Wharton of Bussey, E. N
Hedlund, w. c. Lunt, ]. Sarvis and
j. Spates of Rose Hill, Ed Beaman
~. S. Utterback and f. Hatcher of
Delta, c. G.. Hunt of Montezuma, j
T. Baylor and C. S. Alley of What
Cheer, were business visitors in Os'
kaloosa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. H. Steddom have re
turned from somewhat extended Wis
lit among friends and relatives in
lTulse. Hallet and Vinita, Oklahoma
They found gardens bright with roses
and violets in bloom. New garden
truck is ready for use and the wea
Their fine. At Hallett, they met Will
McCabe, former Oskaloosa boy and
popular as an employe of the local
NUN loldHu oluLlOll, idLeT lOISIidn vi
the Des Moines freight house with
the same road. Will is now engaged
in real estate handling and IL pros
lpering as he richly deserves.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Wheeler, 1924
South ID street, while enroute home
from Sigourney Sunday afternoon on
Ia motorcycle, met with an accident
that resulted In the sustaining of a
broken leg by Mr.. Wheeler and an
accumulation of bruises by both
parties. Mr.. Wheeler's left leg was
broken in three separate places but
Mrs Wheeler was uninjured outside
lof a bad scare and several bruises
THE accident occurred about 4:30 o.
clock Sunday afternoon mile and q
half west OF Delta and was caused by
la dog running out under the wheels
of the motorcycle. The injured mar
was carried to farm house near the
scene of the spill and DIR. Sterling Of
Delta was called to administer tC
him. The broken limb was temporar
lily dressed by Dr. Sterling and Mr.
J and Mrs. Wheeler were brought or
to their home In Oskaloosa. The In
jnred man Is resting easier now ant
II Is expected that he will get aloni
} all right. II was feared for a tins
ithat he had suffered internal injuries
but nothing OF the sort has developed