The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

II room decorations being red and whit
\ Those present were Mrs. f. r. Moor,
lof Biggsville. H.; Mrs. Ora Clark, {
Plentywood, Mont: Mrs. ID. c. Rhoad
Mrs. w. p. Rhoads, Mrs. e. w. EhreI
hard. Miss Lora Ehrenhard, Miss Vid
Whitmer, Miss Jessie Dunn, Miss T.
Isle Hamilton, Miss Elizabeth Reeves
Miss Georgia McFall and Miss Grac
Ellis
| Boone News-Republican Mrs. Lor
eta Cressler of Oskaloosa, is in tn,
city visiting at the home OF her nice,
Mrs. {. II. Crooks.
Delta Press: Mrs. Mary Fostel
and Mrs. VIM. Attig came down from
Oskaloosa Tuesday morning for {
visit with relatives.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
Division Superintendent II. E. Mar
shall, of Oskaloosa, was in the city
Wednesday On business.
New Sharon Star: W. p. Adams
and wife went to Oskaloosa Saturday
for brief visit with their children
Mrs. Edna Parker and Clark Adams
Ottumwa Courier: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Evans of Goodland Kansas. were
in the city Thursday enroute to Os-
kaloosa where they will visit rela-
tives.
Ottumwa Courier: A. c. Branon
of Titusville, Pa, and r. +. Branon
Of Oskaloosa, are the guests of their
brother NJ. Branon, membership sec
Rotary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Delta Press: Mrs. w. S. Garrett
went to Oskaloosa Tuesday with her
son Carroll. who she took to a special
list to have his throat examined 1t
will be necessary to remove his ton
sis.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Geo. Farr
came home Wednesday from Oska-
loosa where she has been receiving
medical treatment. She expects to go
to Kirksville. Mo-, soon for an opera
ton.
Abba Republican: Mrs. Sam Coul-
son and children, Of Oskaloosa, and
her brother. Roy Miller, of Des
Moines, came over last Saturday for
an over Sunday visit with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Garner Miller.
Marshalltown Times Republican,
Chief Engineer r. G. Henley, of the
NJ. & st. L., arrived in the city We'd
nesday evening and went to Oska-
loosa Thursday. He was accompanied
by Division Superintendent X. L. Mar
shall, of Oskaloosa.
Delta Press: Sam Caywood and
Ed Tobin are busy putting in the con-
crete foundation for Fred Hatcher's
mixer which they recently
purchased from the Western Manu-
featuring Co.. of OskaloOSa. 1t is one
of the latest machines and certainly
A dandy With their mixer they are
able to handle any job in fine shape.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. c. p. Roe.
Mrs. Jno. &. Ryan and Mrs. NJ. +.
Maitland entertained forty ladies at
The Roe home to a delightful luncheon
last Thursday afternoon at l o'clock.
With Mrs. Shoemake of OskaloOsa
in charge as caterer the repast was
an agreeable success. The function
was decidedly one of the most elabor-
ate and pleasing social affairs of the
season.
OF people well known here the
Express says: DR.. Trim
ner had quite an accident with his
big touring car Saturday, Oct. II. In
company with Mrs. Trimmer. her
mother, Mrs. Harve James, and Clar-
ence James. the doctor was returning
about o'clock from visit to Chart
on. At the double turn" a block
south of the southeast corner of the
I,a tt-ln n1
IF the car ran into ditch. The doctor
was driving slow, but the quick tip
brew the back seat up so suddenly
hat Mrs. James and Mrs. Trimmer
we're hurled through the air twenty
i've feet. Mrs. James sustained con-
siderable injury TO her back, and Mrs.
Trimmer. who struck upon her face
and head. was badly hurt not regain
ng consciousness until Monday. DIR.
Trimmer and Clarence James, in the
'front.' seat. were not thrown out. The
Ioctor does not think Mrs. TTimmer's
INJURIES will be lasting.
..... (From Mondays Dailyl
Prairie City News: Miss Nellie
has gone to Oskaloosa
10 visit her sister. Mrs. J. DeBoef.
Miss Sadie Willard went to Ere
mont Saturday where she will spend
a few days with friends and relatives.
KeOta Eagle: Mrs. Ellen Salisbury
has come down IRON Oskaloosa to
spend few days with the Kelley Sis
teTs.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. John Whit
mer went to Oskaloosa yesterday for
A visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. +.
Dewitt.
Sigourney Review: \. McVicker Ie-
turned home Monday from a visit in
Oskaloosa at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs Wheeler.
Mrs. W. W. Walker. of Brighton,
departed Saturday morning for her
home after a weeks visit in Oska-
oosa and Eddyyille.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Lanford, former
Oskaloosa residents. now living in
Des Moines. we're in town Saturday
for brief visit while eDroute to
What Cheer.
burlington IIawk.Eye: Mrs. J. G.
Hanna and daughter, Mrs. Jessie Wal
ton. who have been visiting Mrs. Sa-
lie Melcher. returned to their home
IN Oskaloosa Saturday.
Abba Union: Miss Ella Thompson
Of Centeryilfe was the guest OF Mrs.
Boyd Miller Wednesday and Thurs
day Miss Thompson went to oska-