The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
North o. Court t4oase, 10 stair.

sity Park, left Saturday for Albert
Lea, Mimi, where she will be guest
at the home of her son Jonn and fam
ily for an extended visit.
Miss Sarah Smith, daughter OF Mr..
land Mrs. Thos. Smith, submitted to-
an operation for acute appendicitis at
the Oskaloosa Hospital yesterday
She is getting along nicely.
Samuel Smith left last evening ON
the NJ. G st. l.. for Chattanooga to
take in the National Encampment of
the G, A. r., and to visit some of the
battlofields around Chattanooga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Neal and
two children, of Burlington, who have
been visiting friends in Oskaloosa
and University Park, have gone to
Mount Pleasant for a few days stay,
Mrs. Horton Potts, from near Mo
purpose Of educating her children,
She has leased the Harbach fiat over
the Times Office, No. ia First avenue
west.
| Mrs. T. M. Sibley and daughter,
Miss Carrie, of Davenport. who have
been visiting Oskaloosa and Pella
friends and relatives for the past
week, returned to their home this
morning.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Buhnell and
daughter. Miss Grace, of Marshall.
town. returned to their home yester--
day. after spending the, past two
weeks with relatives here and at He'd.
rick, Iowa.
Miss Clara Foster, of Rock Island,
who has been visiting relatives north
of the city for the past week, depart.
ed Tuesday morning for a few days
visit with Hedrick friends before re.
turning home.
| Mrs. s.. r. Jones, a former Oska!
loosa resident now living in 0ttumVa,
was in the city Monday visiting for
mer friends while returning home
from a weeks visit with relatives at
Mankato, Mimi .... .E..s SIX. .
| Miss Ruth Tanner, of Chicago, who
has been visiting at the c. G. Tanner
home near University Park, departed
Monday afternoon for Marshalltown
where she will visit other relatives
a few days before returning home.
| Mrs. r. Z. Evans and daughter,
Miss Lillian, former Oskaloosa resi-
dents now living in Des Moines, were
in the city Monday visiting with local
friends while enrOute home after q
two weeks visit, with relatives at
Muscatine. .Ja> 30 s,=gt ~ ~
| Mrs Luella n. Black, residing at
SOB South B street. was stricken with
apoplexy early Sunday morning and
4 1t was thought to be serious at first
but reports this morning are to tile
effect that she IS improving as rapidly
4 as possible. Her daughter, Miss Ha.
4 about three miles from Cedar, has
lbecn called home g.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II, S, Howard and son
Russell arrived home Monday night
1 from an extended trip abroad, They
have visited all points of interest in
Germany, France, Switzerland and
England, The last stretch OF their
homewafd Journey was made from OF,
tumwa TO Oskaloosa by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Spencer and
Charles Howard going down for them.
They have been gone about three
i months and come home reporting a
fine trip. Mrs. Baily, who accompan.
led them, went on to Des Moines.
Il. T. Penders, of the Oskaloosa Ar
tificial Ice Company, accompanied by
his engineer, Elmer Broyles, started
for Chicago last evening to be in at.
tendance at the international Con.
gress of Ice Making and Refriger-
alton. Mr.. Penders is a delegate
from the Southwestern Ice Manufac.
turing Association. No less than three
hundred and fifty delegates from for
teign lands are to be present These
Visitors are now special guests in the
United States and have a special traif,
at 5Washington, d. G. Following the,
congress they are to be taken on a
ESPECIAL trip to the Panama Canal
About twenty-five hundred ice manu-.
lfacturers. engineers and refrigeration
men are expected at the Chicago con.
gress which will be In session Sept.
Ia to "a with half day of each date
devoted to side trips and special en-
ltertainment. In the meantime
Messrs. Penders and Broyles are go
Ing to take run over to the factory
OF the company installing Mr.. Pen,
ders' new work, to make arrange
ments for the big additions and i'm
provements to be made at the Oska-
loosa plant following the close of the
season.