The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05

/ pOu. WHO HAS bttu WOTh
ing in Harris Coal Mine, was injure,
last Tuesday by falling slate. TIL,
doctor can not tell yet just how bad
ly he is hurt, but he is unable t
move his lower limbs.
4 ii. w. Garner, former manager o
the Oskaloosa Traction and Ligh
5 Company went to his new position II
Des Moines Friday evening. Mrs
, Garner and baby preceded him ant
the new home is in readiness for theil
reception.
James Heki who has been engaged
at Creston several weeks was at hi
home here last week.
Miss Elizabeth Sheahan, county su
perintendent of the schools, went to
Rose Hill this morning to visit the
schools.
Phil Hoffman, arrived home this
morning from Southern California
Mrs Hoffman, and daughter, Miss
Eleanor, remain in the west for the
time being.
c. L. Farmhouse, was in Chicago last
week attending to some business
affairs, returning home Sunday by the
way of Cleveland, where he went to
visit the White automobile factory.
Mrs. Spyker, wife of DR.. John A.
| Spyker, underwent an operation at the
Abbott Hospital this morning at $50.
| The operation was successful and the
patient has rallied well from the an
aesthetic.
Marion Sewers, formerly of this
city, but now in the law business at
| Des Moines, was in the city Sunday
visiting with old friends. He left this
morning for Sigourney, where he has
law case.
Jack" Hensyl who recently met
with a mishap, narrowly escaping
with his life, when hit by an auto
mobile, was down from Des Moines
Saturday attending to business affairs
and seeing friends.
Nerl Allender, who has been em-
ployed for the past two years at tho
Brewer & Browneller Shoe store, has
accepted a position with the Perkins
& GOSselink shoe store, where h
will be pleased to wait upon his
friends and former customers.
Mrs. George Henderson,, of Cincin-
natl, formerly known to Oskaloosa
people as Miss Dot Brown, a popular
young lady of several years ago, was
among old time friends and acquaint-
ances last week She stopped in the
city enrOute to Denver, joining Mr..
Henderson, at Council Bluffs where
he has business interests. They go
on to San Diego shortly for the re-
mainder of the winter season.
Miss Emma Cruikshank departed
Sunday evening for Boston where she
enters the New England conservatory
of music for a course of work that
will fit her for professional work She
was accompanied as far as Chicago
by her sister Miss Anna. Emma has
been an employee of the Herald Office |
for somewhat extended term of most |,
satisfactory service. She is succeed |
ed by Miss Vera Paul who has had !
previous experience in the place.
Shirley Perkins connected with the
Perkins & Cosselink shoe house, has
left the Oskaloosa business to accept
a flattering offer in the sales depart |
ment of the Beacon Falls Rubber /
Shoe Company, OF Beacon Falls, Con- !
necticut, the largest establishment of |
its line in the world. Mr.. Perkins has |
had previous experience in the line |
and should do we'll in the field. He |
is connected with the Western branch |
of the business out of Chicago and
while he still considers Oskaloosa his /
home will have Sioux Falls his head |
quarters as the best place from which |
to reach his northwest territory.
OF the approaching marriage of a
former Oskaloosa girl the Des MOines
Register and Leader of Sunday morn.
ing says: One OF the most prominent !
affairs on the February social calen-
dar is the marriage OF Miss Alice
Sldde, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
T. Slade of Sixth avenue and Mr..
Charles Wagner, which will be given
emnized the last of the month. In.
vitations for the wedding, which will
be solemniZed at St. PaulS prOCathe-
dral will be issued this week. Miss
Slade has chosen as her attendants,
Mrs. Ray Brand who will act as ma.
iron OF honor, Miss Virginia Slade.
who will be maid Of honor and four
Mrs Robert Bannister. Mrs.
Milo Slade, Mrs. Robert Hazard and
Mrs. Allen Paul. Mr.. Wagner has
not yet announced his attendants.
Pending their wedding day number
of social cOurtesies have been extend
ed Miss Slade and Mr. Wagner. Last
evening Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ban.
mister and DR.. and Mrs. Frank Shaw
were their hosts at bridge and OH
Friday of this week, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Brand will be their hosts. Monday,
Mrs. Allen Paul will entertain the
members OF the bridal party at lunch.
con at YounkerS tea room and after
wards at the matinee at the Orpheum.
On Friday, Feb I, Mrs. Charles Dau
will entertain at bridge for Miss
Slade and on Feb. ~, Mrs. Edna
will be Miss SHADES
hostess and Friday. Feb. 10, brings a
bridge company given by Mrs. Robert |
Hazard and another company for |
Miss Slade will he a breakfast given !
by Mrs Milo Slade, the date TO be |
later.
(From Tuesdays Dailyl
Carl Woodford went to Fairfield |
this morning TO attend to some bust |
ness affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Little were bus /
mess passengers Tuesday morning to |
Deg Moines.
0. d. Hutchins went TO Delta this