The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Meredith, OF
Lynnville, are visiting Oskaloosa
Friends for few days.
Miss Kathryn ireland, of Wright
has returned to her home after a visit
with Oskaloosa friends.
The 54th regiment band of Ottum,
wa passed through the city today
iGrinnell, Davenport and Muscatine.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kalbach and
Master George Graves Kalbach de.
pareed this morning for Norman,
Okla, for visit at the Il. X. Hines
home. -s-- .-@,-s ....
Pete Quakenbush, who has been
seriously III at his home, No. GIL A
avenue West. was remembered by
the Homesteaders yesterday with a
handsome collection of carnations,
which we're duly appreciated.
Abba Union: A specialist has been
called from Chicago to atten J. ~
Evans, who is seriously i'll with
Brights disease. Mr.. Evans health
has been in a precarious condition
for some time and he has been in
Chicago quite recently to consult
Specialists in his disease. He is one
of the most extensive mine owners in
the state.
. T. II. Wainwright has received a
from his sisters, Mis-.
William Riley and Mrs. Henry Riley,
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, known to people
here and at What Cheer, stating that
they we're among the flood victims.
When the waters came they had diff
Guilty in getting out with their lives,
but finally reached the hills and dry
ground. Everything they possessed
was swept away. .... -..
Mr.. and Mrs G.. f. Moffett, OF Mon
mouth and Edwin Moffett, of Gales
burg, called here by the death of Mrs.
Mary Moffett, returned home yester-
day.
Abba Republican: Mrs. II. A.
Bloomfield, of Oskaloosa, has return
ed TO her home after spending week
with her son Frank Bloomfield and
wife. r. -ta ls.... .ssl.. ... SIS,
Eddyville Tribune: John Tagliner,
of Oskaloosa, has succeeded George
Harding as baker at Akers' bakery
and rs turning out some frst-class
goods. . ...-.
Newton Journal: Mrs. Robert Mil.
Ter entertained company Of ladies
Tuesday evening complimentary to
her sister-in-law Mrs. +. +. Laird, OF
Oskaloosa.
Abba Union: Mrs. w. b. Dewey
went to Oskaloosa the first Of the
week and spent the day with her
niece, Miss Pearl Trimble, who has
been seriously i'll.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Mable
Kersey returned to her home at Os-
kaloosa. She has been caring for Her.
bert Sampson whom she reports as
able to be about the house.
Frank Cameron, the retiring secre-
tary.treasurer of the U. M. w. of A.,
has gone to Chicago where he has ac-
cepted position as travelling sales
man for powder company.
Eddyyille Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Post have moved rrotl this
vicinity to the Elm Grove II ighbor.
hood near 0skaloosa. They are Oc
cupying a part of the residence OF
Jake yerduyn, formerly OF Blufi
Creek.
Lynnyille Star: Mrs A. A. Ratclifl
aud daughter. Mary, OF the Chester
neighborhood, spent Sunday wftil
Frank Ratcliff In Oskaloosa and from
there went TO Morayla. where they
are making weeks visit with Mrs
Ratliff-s brother. Mr.. Watts.
Keota Eagle: Rev. J. +. Robertson
was TO have preached the sermon al
the William Vincent funeral Monday
but did not get here. He made oska
ioosa all right but his train was late
and he missed the freely. He tele
phoned the vincents from there.
Ottumwa Courier: Robert Frost
Horace Williams and Acting Chile
Charles Sloan. OF the Ottumwa firs
department. went to Oskaloosa Fri
day noon and viewed the ruins OF thu
,Oskaloosa IRE, which destroyed con
siderable property that morning TIT
new truck which has. been recent,
purchased by the city, OF Oskaloosa
proved TO be an Interesting object TO
the Ottumwa bremen. They returned