The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21

Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Collins, VIII
live in Mercer county, Mo-. spent
short time In this city Friday aftel
noon en- route to New Sharon, wher
they will be visitors at the Joh
Moore home.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. B. F
Grub returned to OskaloOsa Wednes
day after visiting her daughters, Mes
danes A. Watland, D, Fisk and Nah
Ion cambridge. She was accOmpan
led TO her home by Mrs. Bainbridg'
for a short visit.
Mrs. H. b. Hale, of Washington
and daughter, Mrs. Frank Phelps
of Libertyville, spent Friday in the
city visiting with old-time acquaint
ances and enjoyed the visit very
much. Mrs. Phelps was formerly a
resident of this city.
Arvine Snider has been entered In
the hurdles and the broad jump at
the high school track and field meet
TO be held in Des Moines on the 23d
of May, and he is doing some siren
uous training in expectation OF bring
ing back some points.
Mrs. Lulu Jappee, of Los Angeles,
California, and Mrs. Elizabeth VIII
son, of Des Moines, arrived Friday af
ternoon and for several days will be
guests at the home of their cousin
and aunt, Mrs. w. l.. McQuiston, at
525 North b street. A number of
years ago Mrs. Jappee lived in this
city and she will enjoy renewing old
acQuaintances.
(From Mondays Daily)
Loyilia Press: LIMA Ellis was an
over Sunday visitor with home folks
in Oskaloosa
Bussey Record: J. H. Silver went
to Oskaloosa Tuesday evening for a
short visit with his brother NJ. j..
Silver.
Washington Journal: Remps Ham.
psher and ]. NJ. Wilson went to Oska,
loosa Monday morning via the auto
mobile route.
Cedar Falls News: Mrs. Leigh
Huckins, Of Oskaloosa, is visiting her
father, Thomas Wylde, and her sister,
Mrs. Bert Archer.
Abba News: Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
and Mrs. Perrin went to
Oskaloosa Thursday and drove home
a new automobile.
Sigourney News: Miss Lou Wine
garden, of Webster, was in Sigour-
ney Monday. Miss Winegarden is d
student at Oskaloosa.
Lovilia Press: John Samuelson
went over to Oskaloosa last Saturday
for a short visit with his daughter,
Mrs. James Gillispie.
What Cheer Patriot: E. F.. Bowser
and two daughters, OF Oskaloosa, Wis
ted few days last week at the home
Of the formers mother here.
Bloomfield Democrat: Miss Nellie
Fortune returned to her home in Os-
kaloosa Tuesday after several weeks
visit with relatives in this city.
Fremont Gazette: Leonard and
Thressie Yeoman were in Oskaloosa
Saturday and visited with Miss Ada
Whitmer at the University Park
school.
New Sharon Star: Chas. H. Young
of Oskaloosa former county superin.
tendent of schools, now selling school
supplies, was a business caller in
We" oudlO vi
Winterset Reporter: George Gull.
DersOn went to OskaloOsa Wednesday
called there by the serious
Illness of his mother, who Is visiting |
her daughters at that place.
Pella Chronicle: f j. DeHaai went |
10 Oskaloosa Monday to visit his
Drother-in-law, Jella Westerkamp, |
who is recovering from an operation
for appendicitis at hospital.
Fremont Gazette: Frank Dinsmore
went to Oskaloosa Saturday and drove |
home a fine new car. 1t is 1914
model 35-horsepower, electric lighted
and self.starter. His brother, c. c.
DinsmOre, went with him.
New Sharon Star: Miss Lois Whit |
aker, OF OskalOosa, who has been con
Quoting class in vocal music in New |
Sharon for several months, will pre-
sent her pupils recital at the NJ. +.
church Wednesday evening, May 2Ith.
Knoxville Journal: Henry Long, OF
H., was intown Tuesday
and yesterday visiting with Charles
Perry and looking after business mat
tiers both here and at Oskaloosa. Mr..
Long is jointly interested with Mr.
Perry in the Empire Mining company
works at Eyerist
Montezuma Republican: f. L.
Miller, a farmer residing near Barnes
City, was in the city MoLday on bust
ness Mr. Miller, while clipping
sheep some weeks ago had the points
of the clipper run into his left hand
by a kick from the sheep. Later
blood poison set in and he is just now
beginning to use his land.
Nj. and Mrs. Ed McWilliams &C.
companied Mr. Lester Thompson IN
his automobile 10 OskalOosa Satur'
day. Mr. Thompson is a candidate
for the Legislature from Polk county
and had occasion to come down to
Oskaloosa on a business trip. Miss
Beryl Wells accompanied them upon
their return to Des Moines and spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. McWil..
liams.
John Fenwick is on the street again
after an inactivity of five weeks dur.
alton, the result of an accident at the
home of Mrs, Geo. Brown, on Sixth
avenue East The frame work OF
grape arbor gave away, throwing
John from a ladder headfirst TO a
cement walk. rendering him uncon-
.cious for more than an hour, injur-
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