The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-05-14

was standing Wnlle engaged III pam
ing at the county home slipped an
let him fall to the ground The in
ljured man is now resting easy at hi
home
Malcolm Smith, prohibition candi
date for governor OF Iowa came il
Unexpectedly Friday to see his wifi,
Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith. president o.
the Iowa w. G. T. u. and TO confer
with the local officers of the stats
central committee. During his stay
in town Mr.. Smith was a guest al
1.-THE home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert IA
| Williams, state chairman of the Pro
hibition state Central Committee.
From Mondays Daily.)
G. w. Pluett, of st. Peter. Illinois,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss zelda Morrison spent Sunday
with friends and relatives in Mason
City.
Mrs. ]. ID. Hawkins returned home
last evening from brief visit with
her son in Des Moines.
Miss Verbena ReXwinkle of Des
Moines will visit with friends and
relatives here this week.
Mrs. Matilda Buskirk of Des Moin.
es is visiting with friends and rela-
tives here and at Leighton.
Harter b. Hull, of Iowa City visited
Friday and Saturday at the home
of his uncle, !. w. Clendenon.
Mrs. Beulah Andrews was called
to MusCatine Saturday evening by
the illness of her sister. Mrs Haleigh.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clawson, after
weeks visit with relatives in this
city returned this morning to her
home in Dubuque.
The Deloy Musical Company, which
Orient Theatre last week, left Sun
day night for Mason City.
Chas. +. Coffie, who has been in
town two or three days attending 10
business matters, returned this morn
ing TO his home in Des Moines.
John F. Smith. OF Excelsior Springs
who has been guest OF
old time friends here left this morn.
ing for Waterloo 10 visit his parents.
Miss Ethel Coghlan, of What Cheer
has returned home after a several
lays visit here with her sister, Mrs.
Elsie De Winter, and her uncle, Ar
hur s. Shaw.
James F. Cunningham, of Pitts |
)urgh, after a few days visit in the |
,ity, left this morning for Cedar Rap |
ds, where he goes TO consider a bus
ness offer.
Albert A Reid has been i'll at his |
lome, No. $40 South Market street, !
from severe hemorrhages !
If the nose and is quite exhausted |
rom loss of blood.
Miss Kathryn Coke, of Deep River,
pent Sunday in the city visiting with |
Ter grandfather, Dr. W. l.. CrOwder.
md friends, and returned this morn.
ng to her college work at Grinnell.
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund l.. Wesley |
md children returned this morning |
o their home in Mount Vernon after |
4 weeks visit with friends and rel |
atives in Oskaloosa and Ottumwa.
Mrs. c. II. Hartman and daughter,
Of Enid, Oklahoma, spent Sunday
With friends in the city, and left this
morning for Rock Island, where they
will make an extended visit with Mrs. |
1ariman's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raeburn and |
.ons, Wilbur and Everett, who have !
Ieen making an extended visit with
elatiYes in Fairfield, UtWmWa, and
lett this morning for !
heir home ia Kearney, Nebraska.
Misses Charlotte Heating, Ruth |
Glaze, Emelyn Michener and Blanche |
ioung went TO Wright Saturday |
morning and attended a happy weeks
lnsicker. All had splendid time ,
Miss Elma Tennis, instructor on !
domestic science at the Grinnell high !
school. spent Saturday and Sunday /
u this city at the home OF her mother ,
Mrs. Jessie Tennis, at lll2 G. avenue /
,ast.
HerVe Richie OF Cedar township |
S home from trip to Chicago where !
ne made a trip with a consignment |
Of cattle and sheep belonging TO VIII
Ritchie and Yves Moore. He landed |
n a strong market and exceeded eX'
1ectations on a bunch OF extra good
stock.
Miss Hazel McGlasson had birth |
lay Saturday and celebrated the at. |
ainment OF her majority by taking !
/ pleasure trip to Marshalltown |!
where she was the guest OF her friend |
Mrs. Inez Marshal Sitchell, returning |
10 her duties at the Sewers and Cor !
EFT Office today.
Arvine Snyder and Thomas Brunk. |
er, representing the Oskaloosa high
school invitation track and field meet
at Grinnell. Snyder won
second place in the broad jump and
took third in the half mile.
Oldham and Shoemake were also en-
Tered in the meet but failed to place.
West Des MOines won the meet with
a total OF AZ points, Newton took sec.
ond with %, and KeewatIn Academy
was third with IL Twelve schools
were entered. Individual point hon.
Ors were captured by Captain Pur-
mort OF West High with total OF IL
points TO his credit.
Master John Mcmillan aged eleven,
son of Mr. and Mrs Lison McMillen,
submitted to an operation at one
o'clock this afternoon for the straight
ening OF his nose following an acct.
dent on the play ground at school last
Tuesday. The lad was hit full In
the face by a thrown ball. Coming
somewhat from the side and following
the conclusion OF the play John was