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

1 Chautauqua work.
! Eddyville Tribune: Miss Clella Nc
Cord entertained few little girl
from one to five o'clock last Satur
day afternoon in honor of her littl,
mother. Mrs. Grin Lyons. was herr
| from Oskaloosa spending the day il
Eddyville, they also being guests a
the home of Mrs. Lyons parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. McCord.
Marshalltown Times. Republican
Henry Boggie, well known Mime
apolis & st. Louis engineer, met will
an unusual and painful accident Fri
day when he had his left ankle brok
en-. Mr.. BCggie was helping hi:
lneighbor. John Hedstrom, care for 6
sick horse. When the animal threw
up its head against and knocked Mr.
Boggie down. He fell in such a way
as to break the bone.
Keosauqua Republican: We have
word from Oskaloosa that Mrs. J. S
Goodson of Birmingham, who was
taken to the first named city few
weeks ago for surgical treatment and
who was operated on about two weeks
ago, was recovering slowly from the
effects of the ordeal through which
she had passed. Her husband has
been with her and may remain in
Osakloosa until she has gained sutii.
cient strength to come home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell, of
Rock Island. who have been visiting
in Oskaloosa and Des Moines, re-
turned to their home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Smith, of Mis-
Soula, Montana, who have been visit
ing at the parental p NJ. Kmsman
home. have departed for their new
home at Nevada. Mo.
Il. J. Evans left this morning for
Sioux Falls, S. d.. to attend the con-
ference of the missionaries of the
American Sunday School Union,
which will last about week.
Mrs. Pauina Dashiel, of Des
Moines, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
George Rosser. during the week. The
ladies will go to Colfax seeking re-
lief for Mrs. Rosser, who is suffering
with inflammatory rheumatism.
DR.. Earl C. Pemberton, of Rock
ford. Illinois. has been a guest of Os-
ka,oosa friends several days and Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. E. r. Harrison
of Adams township. who will accom-
pany the doctor west in a few days.
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bethel and son
Carroll, formerly of Martinsburg,
where Mr.. Bethel has been employed
in the service of the Burlington Rail-
way, have been guests for several
days of the James irwin home. No.
30 Fifth avenue east They are en-
route to Marion county where they
will assume charge of a farm proper
ty.
A. J. Corrough, of Grinnell. chair
man OF the board of supervisors OF
Poweshiek county. is in town today to
meet in conference with the special
appointed by Oskaloosa
Commercial Club. and the members
Dervisors. concerning the proposed
establishment OF the social service
plan of dispensing local charities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed c. Simmons, No.
709 South Market street, are just
from a siege of sickness,
scarlet fever. which attacked the chill
lren and caused a quarantine to be
placed on the home. Two children
we're severely i'll and for a time the
lie of the daughter was in doubt.
They are tonvalescing rapidly now
md will soon be able to be out again.
Attorneys J. A. Dewitt and w. II.
Heating and County Attorney Nc
Cutcheon went to Ottumwa this
morning on business. They remain
over this evening in order to attend
he Lacey memorial services to be
leld this evening by the Federal
court that is now in session at OF
umwa. George True and VIM. r.
lacey went down this afternoon to
lttend the services.
Dwight Whitehill, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Whitehtll, Of New Sharon,
S at the OskaloOsa Hospital recover
ng from an emergency operation for
appendicitis performed Saturday af-
.ernoon. The Young man had not
,een feeling well for several days and
IN Saturday drove his father and Mr..
md Mrs. Noel down from New Shar-
On When he arrived in town he be-
came suddenly worse and an opera
ion was decided upon as necessary.
He is getting along nicely.
Fred L. Carroll. formerly of Oska-
oosa and for years a telegrapher and
dispatcher employed in the local Of
ices by the old Iowa Central, under
Ben u Falls and Jack" Porter. but
more recently employed in the Santa
Fee service and now residing at Tyler,
Texas, has taken unto himself wife.
Congratulations will be forthcoming
rom hosts of friends here where the
groom was we'll and favorably known
IN the old day. The Herald joins in
The fluctuations. Mr.. Carroll. was
at Palisade, Colorado, Tues
lay, October Z, and promises to come
out this way OH visit soon.
DR.. Cantonwine, OF Parkersburg,
iowa, has come To OskaIooSa and will
be associated with Drs. -. G.. and u.
NJ. Williams at Mercy Hospital. DR.,
Cantonwine will specialize on eye,
ear and throat troubles. His home
paper. the Parkersburg Eclipse. says:
'Dr. Cantonwine and wife left the
list of the week for their new home
IN OskaloOsa. The doctor and his
genial wife will be greatly missed by
the large circle of friends which they
have made during their residence in
All unite wit the.
Eclipse in wishing them success III
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