The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-07-16

up to the illness untii he became d,
lirious,
Fred Venabie, engineer on the a
& ST. l.. who has been working on
lof Marshalltown for the past Nv
years, has been transferred back I
Oskaloosa just in time to save tn
family from moving from their pres
ent home, No. 649 north B street, Il
Marshalltown. s,'
Mrs. Charles l.. Station, of SO
south First street. left this morning
over the c. R. l. & p for Kansas Cit,
where she will spend a few days will
| her daughters, and from Kansas Cit!
| she goes to Shoshone, Wyoming
where she will visit other relatives
for month OF six weeks.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. l.. A. Wood
ard, who has been visiting at tht
home of her son, R. j. Woodland, Of
Oskaloosa, for the past month, came
down Thursday evening and visited
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Chas E Beck, south of town, return
ing to her home at Webster, Saturday
evening.
Pella Chronicle: Mrs. VIM. Wiser
who came home some ten days age
from Abbotts Hospital in Oskaloosa,
where she had been for several weeks
receiving treatment for cancer, was
obliged TO return to the hospital the
first O: this week. She hopes to be
able to undergo an operation in about
two weeks.
M. and Mrs. Albert Roesch and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Quinn are home
from a swing around a pretty big
circle. in Mr.. Roesch's car. They
went north from Oskaloosa, turned
east at Marshalltown, were in Cedar
Rapids, Waterloo and Iowa City and
came home over the Iowa City road
after a most enjoyable trip.
Mrs. August Oelke and daughter,
Miss Clara Oelke, who have been en-
joying a few days visit with Mrs.
Oelkes sister, Mrs. Sophia Smith of
1922 north B street, left this morning
for their home in Audubon, Iowa.
Miss Clara Oelke is County Recorder
Of Audubon County and was in at
tendance at the State Convention of
Clerks, Sheriffs and Recorders held
in Oskaloosa this week.
Montezuma Republican: James
Cummings and wife returned Sunday
from Oskaloosa where Mrs. Cum
mings had been for the past two
months with their daughter, Mrs.
Walter Pollard, who was dangerous
ly i'll for several weeks. They brought
with them one of the grand children.
Mrs. Pollard is recovering from the
effects of the operation and is able
to take short drives. Within a week
or two ii is expected she will be abb
lie to visit here at the parental home.
Mrs. Ada V. Emrick, son Win EN-
rick, and uIs wife, arrived Friday noon
from a pleasant trip of several weeks
spent at Denver, Colorado Springs
Maniton and other Colorado points OF
interest. Mrs. Ada V. Emrick and
son Will leave tomorrow for tieir
home in Gerry, Indiana, and Mrs. viii
Emrick will make a two weeks visit
al the parental George W. Overturf
home, No. 5l3 South D street. Mrs.
Clay Long, daughter Marjorie and son
Hubert, of Garry, Indiana, are also
guests at the parental OVerturf home
and will spend a number of days in
this city.
Wayland News: Mrs ~ B. HiXson
returned from the hospital at OSka-
loosa Friday to spend the 4th, and
Sunday being her birthday the family
spent an enjoyable day at the Hixson
nome. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Seberg OF Noble, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Payne of Olds, Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Hixson and Roy SibertS OF
Des Moines, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hix-
son OF Oskaloosa, Melvin HiXsOn Of
Hillsboro, Mrs. Bertha SChiatter and
two sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hi&r
son; last but not least was father,
n. B. Hixson. Mrs. Hixson returned
to Oskaloosa Monday TO continue
treatment
Keokuk Democrat: Mrs. T. ]. Ray.
of OskaloOsa, Iowa. is visiting with
Keokuk friends.
Miss Jennie McNabb came down
from Oskaloosa Friday afternoon for
visit with relatives.
Delta Press: Marie Foster Of Oska.
came on Thursday afternoon for q
short visit with friends and relatives.
Abba Republican: Beulah Long
went to Oskaloosa last Saturday
morning for a few days visit with
friends.
Jack Ross has returned TO his bust
ness duties in Des Moines after a
brief visit with his brother, Robert
l.. Ross.
Monroe Mirror: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Roberts, Mrs. Howard Roberts and
Miss Dorothy Bethel motored to Os
kaloosa Monday.
Monroe County News: Mrs. Harry
Rake and Miss Edna Smithburg went
to Oskaloosa Friday evening anc
drove home a new car.
Mrs. C. w. Dunbar, of Minneap
oils. was with friends in this city
Thursday, and went to Ollie Frida!
noon 10 visit with relatives.
Knoxville Journal: Ben Wolf anC
family OF OskalOosa, spent Saturda!
an dSunday with his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. w. Wolf. in this city.
Miss Ethel Blancheon and Mis-
Larimer of Oskaloosa were over Sun
day guests in Pella at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Wander Pol.
DIR. w. j.. Rennie Of Albert Lea
1914 graduate Of the Northwestern
Dental School at Evanston, ILL.,, wa
a guest 10 the city Thursday, OF hi
friend Lyle Venable.
Knoxville Journal: Miss |. MendeI