The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-01-16


lloosa Monday, where they are attend
ing Penn college.
: What Cheer Patriot: Miss Fern
McNease of 0skaloosa has been Wis
Iitingiting her cousin, s. f. Reisman,
for the past week.
/ Mi. and Mrs. r. r. Mcclure. of
Buffalo, Iowa, passed through the
lefty Saturday enroute to Givin for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. c. s. Sullivan departed Satur-
lday for Corydon. Iowa, where she will
enjoy a two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Jas. l.. Parkerson. 2
Montezuma Republican: r. j. Bak-
Ter was here last week and bought
lfull load of horses, twenty head and
they ranged from $500 TO 100000
Mr.. and Mrs. Win L. Jessup, of
linear Brighton, who have been visit
ling relatives in this vicinity for some
itime. returned 10 their home Satur-
Iday.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Eva I'D.
Igerton returned Monday morning 10
TUSCALOOSA after spending her vaca-
Ition with her uncle, j. J. Edgerton
pidtC.
j Mrs. s. w. Reynolds, of near Bea-
con, departed Saturday for Kansas
jCity, Mo-, where she will enjoy an
extended visit with her sons. c. L.
and Ernie Reynolds.
Miss Susie C. Cedargreen, of Ida
Grove, Iowa, who has been visiting
with relatives in this vicinity for a
short time. went 10 Eddyyille Satnr-
day for brief visit.
Mrs. f. u. Dryden and daughter,
Miss Daisy, of Wayland, Iowa, who
have been visiting in the city short
time. departed Saturday for a brief
visit in New Sharon.
Abba Republican: The Misses Joe
Ramsay and Franc Vernon, of Oska-
loosa, were in Abba last Wednesday,
guests at the home of Mrs. Byron
Harris and Mrs. Homer Harris.
Eddyvine Tribune: Mrs. Thomas
Wignall, who was operated upon III
OskaIoosa last week, is getting along
so nicely that she was able to be
brought home Monday evening.
Knoxville Journal: The public
schools will open at Dallas next Mon
ton. Prof. Young of OskaloOsa,
principal; 10 Mendenhall of Knox
vile, teacher.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Abbie Clay
ton of OsRaloosa, who taught in the
high school here last year, was a
visitor at the school Friday. Miss
Clayton recently returned from trip
TO Europe, where she visited many
places OF interest.
What Cheer Patriot: Roy Stephen
son suffered last week from very
sore wrist and hand, caused from
coming in contact with poison ivy.
II required the care of physician
several days so he remained at the
home of his parents in What Cheer
so he wonld be able to give il the
needed attention.
Loviiia Press: Rev. Brubottom, of
Attica, their regular pastor, is con
Quoting revival meetings at Eldorado.
The meetings have been under way
| for about two weeks and there seems
10 be much interest manifested. Rev.
Spears and Rev. SpargO, both of Cen
trail Holiness university, Oskaloosa,
are assisting in exp0unding the Cos
pei truths.
EddyVille Tribune: Nelson Burris
of Oskaloosa, who is known TO a
number of the readers of the Tribune
and who went TO the hospital at the
Soldiers Home at Marshalltown to
take treatments, has been very poor
| ly and since arriving there has
grown much worse, finally losing his
mind, SO that it requires two men
10 watch him. He is in a very crit
ical condition.
/ Miss Mildred Ryan, toll operator
for the Home Telephone Co, in this
city, was severely bitten by dog
while going to work Saturday morn
ing. She was passing Joe Crook
hams place when the dog ran out and
made a jump at her, grabbing her
left arm. A wound about two inches
long was made. Miss Ryan was tax
en- to Williams hospital and the
wound dressed. II was very painful
Saturday and Sunday but is much
better today. II il had not been for
a heavy plush coat which Miss Ryan
was wearing the bite would probably
have been very serious.
From Tuesdays Daily.J
J. X. McGregor is looking after
business affairs in Chicago.
4 George Seydel, of Ottumwa, was
guest OF friends in the city yesterday
Mrs. Sam Farris, OF Atwood, was
/, trading and calling on friends in town
yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. c. Staley left yesterday
for visit with relatives in Grinnell
and Newton.
Tom Carr, OF The Bell, was a pas
senger for Ames yesterday on brief
business trip.
Mrs. B. J. Newberry is visiting for
few days at the Benz. L. Koerber
home near Rose Hill.
Mrs. A. G. Goddard is visiting for
"a few days at the parental w. l.
Wilkes home near. Delta.
Miss Julia Perkins is visiting for q
short time with her cousin, Miss Bes
Isle Wooten, in Grinnell.
Miss Dena Shipley, OF Sigourney
has returned home after brief visi
y among Oskaloosa friends.
Miss Vida Ravens, OF Grinnell
has returned home after a brief yisi
u among Oskaloosa friends. T3e
Mrs. John HarboId, OF Prairie City