The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-08-21

enblatt company. has returned iron
! a goods buying trip to eastern maj
kets and New York City.
Mrs. L. w. Renney and sons Harol,
and Homer, of Fort Dodge, Ia, whit
have been visiting Oskaloosa friends
and relatives for the past week, re
turned home this morning.
Miss Sadie Mitchell, who has beer
working in Sioux City, operating 9
linotype machine, has arrived in the
city and has accepted position with
the Oskaloosa Times.
! Miss Wilma Lawrence. of New
Sharon, who has just returned home
after an extended trip through Vel
llowstone Park, and the west, is a
guest In the city of Miss Alma Crow
der.
S. A. Parker and son James, of near
Winona, Mimi, returned home Satun
day afternoon after spending the past
two weeks with friends and relatives
in the vicinity of Fremont, Rose Hill
and Lacey.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracey E. Palmer, OF
Los Angeles, former 0skaloosa PEG
pie. are here for visit with rela'
tives and old time friends, guests at
the ]. r, Gentry and Harry Rose
brook homes.
Montezuma Republican: Miss NJ. K.
| Cooper. head stenographer for the
Mckinley system at Oskaloosa, came
in Wednesday to do some work for
the company She was classmate
of Mrs. G. H. Diven during their Mis-.
souri, school days.
Miss Edith Pendray, of Des Moines,
who has been visiting at the ID. c.
Pendray home for the past week, de-
parted this morning for Burlington,
where she will visit relatives few
days before returning home.
Mrs E. A. Dennison and daughter,
Miss lone, of Red Oak, who have been
visiting at the c. B. Dennison home
for the past week. departed this morn.
ing for Centerville, where they will
spend few days with friends before
returning home, .... ..
] Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Lichtenheld, of
council Bluffs, who have been visiting
at the A. A. Lichtenheld home, of this
city for-the past week, departed Sat
urday afternoon for Creston, where
they will visit friends and relatives
| before returning home.
J. C. Arnold, of Marshalltown, who
has been visiting here at the J. c.
| Wright home for several days, return
ed home this morning. He was &C.
companied by Miss Louise Wright,
who will visit relatives in Marshall
town for a couple of weeks.
Roy Workman has resigned his po-
sition as city mail carrier on the local
post Office force. He has been reap
pointed as manager of the Masonic
! theatre for the coming season and
will devote his entire time to the
management of the house.
Mrs. Ruth Williams departed this
morning for her home in Fort Dorge
after spending a few days with her
| friend. Mildred Reynolds. Miss Will
Jams will return in couple of weeks
to take up her duties as Home Eco
nomic teacher in the public schools.
Roy Johnson, aged about nine
years, son of Wilbur Johnson, of
High avenue West, was taken to the
Oskaloosa hospital Saturday suffering
with APPENDICITIS and an emergency
operation was performed on the little
| fellow in the hope of saving his life.
Charles H. Johnson is home from
visit with his brother Ira A. John
ston, at Pequoit, Mimi. His brother
lost lot of money farming in Nebras-
ka last year, and is glad ne went to
Minnesota and he will make up his
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mis- mother, who had been quite i'll, as
much improved. ...
Mrs. Mary Lewis, of Harrison town
ship, had the misfortune last Friday
to step on a nail, which penetrated
the foot. At first little attention was
paid to the accident, as it was not
painful. Later, however, swelling set
in and medical attention was neces-
sary. The foot had to be lanced and
Mrs. Lewis suffers much from it.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Edwin
knapp and Miss Ruth knapp went
to Oskaloosa to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Mabel limerick Luscombe,
who died at her home in Gary, Ind
She was a niece of Mrs. knapp, and
was we'll known in Washington, hav-
ing visited here on numerous occa-
sionE. .-...r.. 49,. ... ..r
/ What Cheer Patriot: Last Saturday
evening as Raymond Gillett and two
of his boy friends were coming home
from Oskaloosa in Z. C. Lambert's
car. one of the front wheels broke
and the car upset, pinning Raymond
under the car until it was necessary
to lift the car off him before he could
move. Nothing serious was done
except breaking the wind shield all
to pieces.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. VIM Gull
lion and daughter Hattie are spend
ing the week with relatives in Bussey
where Miss Hattie is assisting with
the song services at the Holiness
camp meeting in charge of Sister
Keel, the Oskaloosa lady who did
such good work in Knoxville during
the latter part of June and early July.
The meetings continue over next
week.
New Sharon Star: JAS Fisher and
Albert Fisher and family left in the
latter's automobile Monday of last
week for northeastern Missouri, thir-
ty-6ve miles west OF Hannibal, to Wis
it their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Frank Pippin. They report every
thing very dry, no rain since the 9Th
OF April. Corn and hay viii make