The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-03

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As result of the accident he suffered
the loss of his left foot. Mr.. Her
som has been in the railroad service
for number of years. He went t.
keokuk to run a switch engine, buI
as the place would not be open for 8
few days he went to work as car
penter He had been at work only
two hours when the accident happen
ed.
Eddyville Tribune: w. L. Hays
went to Oskaloosa Tuesday and from
there he and C. NJ Foster drove out
to the country farm, Mr.. Hays going
out more especially to see his ward
Thomas Fisher, whom he found look.
ing fine and doing we'll. They had a
nice visit at the farm and partook of
a delicious dinner while there, but af.
ter they had eaten dinner they found
the officials unwilling to accept either
Mr.. Hays or Mr.. Foster as steady
boarders at the farm. Each of the
gentlemen is of the opinion that the
company he was keeping when he
went to the farm is what "queered"
the deal on him being taken as a reg
ular inmate of the farm! They re-
port quite a heavy rain storm while
they were at the farm. some of the
bricks being blown off the building
and other damage done.
The Iowa City Daily Press of June
23rd says: DIR. Chas. M. Hazard will
soon leave for New Sharon where he
will form partnership with DIR. Phil
lips, a pioneer physician and surgeon
of Mahaska county. Mr.. Hazard is
visiting his father, of the University
College of Homeopathic medicine
faculty, at present, but has been prac-
iticing successfully during the past two
years at Falls City, Neb. He is an al
umnus y. of the university college of
homeopathic medicine of the class of
1910 and did postgraduate work in
the Homeopathic hospital at Rochest-
Ter New York. DIR. Hazard will be re-
called as a star football player at the
Iowa University in other days. He was
popular during his university career
and has made many friends in the
East and West, as a graduate, and
practitioner Doubtless he will es-
tablish himself firmly in the good
graces of the people of New Sharon
ere he is there long. and will win the
success in his new home that he de-
serves.
(From Mondays DanyJ
T. H. Rowars, of Brooklyn, Iowa,
was in town Saturday.
C. E. Wilson went to Sigourney this
morning business trip.
w. B. Langner, of Ottumwa, was
business visitor in Oskaloosa Satur-
day.
Rev. j. Duerr and wife, of Lock
ridge, Ias were in the city over Sun
day.. 70, i,a,c j.. -...
Dan Edwards, who has been en-
gagged. at Hickory was in town Satur-
day. ,'s, g.. :>as ... .a.
Louie Jones, of Ottumwa, spent
Sunday in town with friends and rela-
tiVes. -s-. -aa
James Donnely has arrived home
after spending the past two months
at HaYre, Montana.
Mrs. John Scott, of Seymour, was
In town Sunday, guest at the paren-
tai r. J. Downs home.
Mrs. VIM Gallagher, of Eddyville,
spent Sunday with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. John Corcoran.
Mrs. Alice O'Brien and son Max
well went to Clear Lake this morning
to spend the summer.
Mrs. R. M. Horne and Mrs. F. APP
pleton, of Ottumwa, spent Saturday
in the city with friends.
Miss Lulu Grier went to Belle
PLANE Saturday afternoon to spend
few days with relatives. :.
T. r. Davis, of Detroit, Mich, was
in the city over Sunday visiting To-
cal friends and relatives.
Amos F1ickenger, of near Belle
Plane, was in town Saturday visiting
friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. w. D. Gable went to Red Oak
Saturday afternoon to visit at the A.
CrOnier home for couple OF weeks.
, Roy Lookabaugh returned to his
work in, Des Moines this morning
after an over, Sunday visit in the city.
Mrs. Docia Brantingham,, of Des
Moines, is visiting at the old home :
place south Of town for few weeks.
Duncan Mcdonald came down from
Des Moines Saturday evening and will
do some contract work for local par
ties.
James and Frank Northup, Of Mar
shallt9wr, returned home Saturday
afternoon after visit with relatives
here. >, e. - ... H.
3 VIM. Davis departed Saturday even
ing for Kansas City, Mo-, where he
will spend a few weeks with rela-
tives.
Prof Stanley, of the Penn College
faculty who is working in Indianola
this summer, spent Sunday in Oska-'
loosa.
Miss Gertrude Mayer, of Knoxville,
returned to her home Saturday after
noon after weeks visit with local
friends.
Mrs. S. w. Riggs went Ito Des
Moines Saturday afternoon to spend
few days with her sister, Mrs. II.
H. Davies.
S. w. White and family departed
Sunday morning for Clear Lake,
where they will spend the summer at
their cottage.
Miss Hattie Sunderland who has
been with friends here several weeks
returned to her home in Des Moines
this morning.
Miss Helen Schrom. of Mount Ayr,
who has been here visiting local
friends, returned to her home Satur-
day afternoon. r9i1@