The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-20

Mason City Globe.Gazette: VIM.
IWooten, of Messervey,, loaded a car
of household goods Tuesday and will
move to New Sharon, la. Mrs. Wool
en- left the hospital last Saturday at
Mason City and is visiting with her
daughter at Knoxville, until Tie fam
lily is settled.
Delta Press: Dick Willey's eight
year-old daughter, who was operated
upon for appendicitis at Oskaloosa
four weeks ago Tuesday afternoon, is
now able to sit up some, and is get
ting along nicely. She has had a
long siege of sickness and the many
friends of the family will be pleased
to know that she Is now steadily i'm
proving.
Frank Markley, an Old.tfne carpen-
ter of Oskaloosa, now located in Car
thagee, Mo-, was in town last week
visiting among former friends. Mr..
iMarkley went to Joplin several years
ago to care for some land that came
with an estate and which has yielded
handsomely to those who have pre-
served the original holdings in tact
through incorporation and joint Oper-
alton. Mr.. Markley is back from
recent trip to Old Mexico, where he
mas interests. He says the country Is
no place for business in the present
state of affairs; that neither. Ameri-
cans nor their holdings are safe and
he has returned to the u. S. for the
time being.
The Pella Boosters of last week
says: J. Wander Linden and wife, ~
Oskaloosa, are visiting this week at
the parental Van KloOtwyk home.
Messrs. Cornie and II. d. Wormhoudt
and Chas. Sipe transacted business in
Oskaloosa last Friday. Miss Law
Lawrence, one of our high school
teachers, spent Sunday with her par
ents and friends in New Sharon.
John Andeweg and lady friend, OF
New Sharon, were entertained here
Saturday and Sunday at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. J. Weyerse. -. Miss
Henrietta Yer Heul, who teaches
school in New Sharon, visited here the
latter part of last week with her moth
er and sisters. -. Mrs. G. Dewitt and
Mrs. J. De Wit went to Oskaloosa last
Thursday for few days visit at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Reeser and
family. 49,. j. G. Sybenga and family
went to New Sharon Saturday, where
they We're entertained over Sunday at
the home of Chris LeCocq and wife. -.
A birthday surprise was given for Mrs.
j. Sjaardema at her home on Wash
,ington street, in honor of her 82d ami
lversary last Sunday. Those who were
present were her children, ID. Sjaar-
dema and wife, of Sully, +. Sjaarde-
ma and wife, of Leighton, and Mrs. j..
iVos, OF Leighton. Miss Kate Roorda
lis being entertained at the home OF
her parents, J. Sipkema and family
lat Oskaloosa. She will return home
1.-THE latter part of the week. ;. A num-
Der OF neighbors and friends spent a
livery pleasant evening at the Van
Pilsum home in Leighton Thursday
evening. Mrs. Van Pilsum left for
her new home in Prairie City, Friday.
On Saturday evening the young peo-
lple had a surprise on Gesiena and
John, who will soon join their moth
Ter, and very pleasant evening was
lspent. A dainty two-course supper
was served and all departed for home
at late hour wishing the Van Pill
sums much happiness in their new
lhome.
(From Wednesdays Daily)
Hon. ]. H. Steubenrauch, of Pella,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. Robinson was a passenger
J for Eldon this morning on business.
C. Pennington and wife went to OF
, tumwa this morning TO spend the day
John England was passenger over
the Rock Island for Howe, Oklahoma
yesterday.
Mrs. John Tenant was called tc
Seymour, Ia. this morning by the Sc
, lrious Illness OF her niece.
! w. r. Sterrett. of Monmouth. and
George p. Dawson, of Peoria, old lows
/, Central men, we're in town Tuesday.
' J. C. Masteller was called TO Loi
|. Angeles. California, yesterday by TIN
5 death OF his brother-in-law, Frank Fer
Z rel. ar. Ferret is we'll known here.
9 John II. Harrison returned Tuesda,
from Wisconsin, where he has bee