The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

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land special quartet from Highlan
Park college. The pail bearers wer
members of the faculty. The flora
offerings we're many and beautiful
IInterment was made In the new Glen
dale Abbey. Mrs. Coad leaves a hus
band and two children, Doris, age'
j13, and Hubert, aged Z. The mothe
Mrs. Mary e. Baxter, has not beer
told OF the death of her daughter, OF
account of her weak condition caused
from bronchial pneumonia. Mrs
Baxter is resting some easier today
(From Mondays DaryJ
willard Miner visited Sunday with
his brother and sister in Sigourney.
Miss Lima Farrow of near Beacon
is visiting with friends in New Shar
ION.
Mrs. ]. II. Woods and daughter, oil
delta, called on local relatives Sat
Iurday.
Richard S. Loomis and wife. OF
Valley junction, are at Rose Hill for
la visit.
Miss Eva Breton, of Searsboro, has
returned home after n visit with Os'
kaloosa friends.
Mrs. S. Z. Howell and Miss Ethel
Foster were over Sunday guests OF
relatives near Rose Hill.
Monroe Mirror: Mrs. Walters, OF
Oskaloosa, visited the past week with
Mrs. w. II. Hetherington.
Mrs. C. r. Whitmore, of Washing
ton, who has been visiting among rel
atives, departed for home Saturday.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. Henry Bales has
been quite sick. Her daughter, Mrs,
tLottie Bridgman, and baby came from
Oskaloosa Monday to see her.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Oiinger, of near
GrinnelI, who have been visiting at the
John A. Parrick home north of town
Il for several days. departed for home
Saturday.
According to word received here
| General Master Mechanic C. Il. Cos
sett of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
railway, is in the hospital at Roches-
ter, Mimi, where he may undergo a
surgical operation.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Farmer Mil
Ter and daughter Hazel came home
from OskaloOsa Sunday afternoon af-
ter an extended visit with her daugh-
tiers. Miss Edith Coffman came
home with them for an extended visit.
What Cheer Chronicle: E. C. Lam
bert and son Ned went to Oskaloosa
Tuesday. Gene says they will COM
Nmence work soon on their new gar
age building 34x100 feet deep. They
will use cement blocks in its construc-
ton.
Montezuma Republican: Barnes
City has new doctor, DR.. William G.
Allen of Independence, has located
there. He will move his family there
a little later on. We met him Mon
day and he strikes us as pretty good
fellow.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. H. Niewen-
dorf and son and daughter of Sheldon
have been visiting at the John Van
Hemert home and with other rela-
tives in Pella. They went Saturday
10 Oskaloosa for a visit with Mrs.
Niewendorf's brother.
Eddyville Tribune: Friends around
Eddyville and Cedar will be glad to
learn of the complete recovery of
VI.
from her recent serious attack of
muscular rheumatism. Her daughter,
Mrs. N. ID. Holloway, is still with her,
however.
ottumwa Courier: Miss Mary Crow,
'l716 Mabel street, and Lester Spons-
Ter we're married Thursday at Oska-
loosa. The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. E. Sponsler, 70S Chester
avenue and is employed as a machin-
list by the Dain Mfg. Co. They will
reside in this city.
meeting Tuesday evening F. S. Edge
gave the report of the trip to Oska-
loosa TO inspect the working OF the
American La France motor truck.
The delegation from Grinnell were
shown every courtesy by the fire de-
partment at Oskaloosa. The motor
truck was taken out and made the
run over the hilliest parts of the city,
with ease, reaching, in some places,
speed of fifty miles an hour. A run
of a mile was made against a team
and the truck made the distance be-
| fore the team got well started.
Pella Booster: On last Monday ev-
ening about thirty of the friends and
Ineighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Klein
assembled and went to their home
where they surprised them. Mr.. and
Mrs. Klein threw the doors of their
home open TO them and il was but a
short time until all were enjoying
themselves to the fullest extent. The
event was sort OF farewell 70 Mr..
and Mrs. Klein, who will soon move
to their new home near Oskaloosa. A
lunch was served the guests and a
fine time was reported On the fol-
lowing Thursday evening about forty
of the young people surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Klein, who in their hospitable
way, gave them an evening of much
fun. The young people departed at a
late hour expressing their regrets in
losing such good friends and neigh
bors from their community.
fFrom Tuesdays ljaily.J
Mrs. J. L. Decker, OF Lacey, was
calling on friends In the city yester.
day.
Roscoe Moore, OF Grinnell, was a
guest of Oskaloosa acquaintances
Sunday.
Miss Ferne Myers, Of New Sharon,
Twas visiting with friends in the city
yesterday.
Homer Willis went TO Ottw:nwa yes
lterday for snort visit with his un.
Icie. John NJ. Newland.