The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-02-12
turned Monday to their home in What

turned Monday to their home in What
Cheer.
Frank Smith, who has been spend
ing few days with friends in the
city and country near by, returned
Monday evening to his home at Mar
shalltown.
A. G. Clark was called to Cedar
Rapids Saturday by the serious i'll
ness of his brotherin-law, Mr.. Holly.
The gentleman died Saturday night
before Mr.. Clark arrived.
Miss Jennie Fry has returned home
from new York City, where she has
been for the past two months taking
special course in music in the
Virgil Piano Conservatory.
Ralph Gossage, who is booking
agent for the Redpath Lyceum Bur
eau, was in the city Sunday visiting
at the parental ThOS. B. Gossage
home, 500 Fifth avenue west.
Alfred G. Tumble, of Chicago,
passed through the city yesterday
afternoon on his way to Kansas City
where he will spend a number OF
weeks visiting with his aunt and
cousins.
Frank NJ. Anderson, OF Arizona, is
in town visiting relatives and friends
guest at the home of his brother,
Charles H. Anderson, No. 80 South
Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Burgess, of
Kansas City, Missouri, we're in the
city a few hours yesterday between
trains. They were on their way to
Minneapolis where they go to at
tend the wedding of Mrs. Burgess
brother.
Robert Kissick has been appointed
to make the patriotic address at the
lOskaloosa High School on the occas-
ion of the Lincoln Day and Washing
tons birthday celebration. Mr.. Kiss
Iick's address will be on the subject
of The Last Days of Lincoln"
George Davis, 400 Third avenue
least, returned yesterday from a few
days visit in Louisa county, with his
daughter. He says it is not so cold
there nor did they have so much
snow as is here. Mr.. Davis leaves
again tomorrow to visit his son
John, at Harlan.
Little Hubert Smock, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smock, No. 607
South A street, is suffering with
throat trouble OF the tonsilitis order,
and is in a serious condition. An
operation is necessary but the parts
are so swollen as to preclude the
possibility Of treatment at the pres
ent time.
joan w Englemln, Of Lexington
Kentucky who last season had
charge of the c. b. McCulloch stab
les and string Of horses and who,
during the season gave Charley
Mac" five year old, mark OF "a
and put another colt OF his training
In the 80 class, has returned from
his southern home to resume his
work with the McCulloch horses. He
will have a string of six or more
likely corners and he will begin work
Immediately.
Mr. and Mrs. Adey Gowan have
J returned to their home in Des Moines
after a weeks visit with friends here
and at What Cheer. Mr.. Gowan who
was a former coal operator of this
locality, has recently secured inter
ests in the Colorado field and is pre-
pairing to open new works as soon
the field have been adjusted. In the
meantime he Is saying goodbye to
the oldtime Iowa friends.
Keota Eagle: J. G. Ranous and fam
lily were in Oskaloosa over Sunday
Mrs. Ranous and daughter Ruth went
on to Richland from there.
Mrs. Maude Jones and Miss Maude
! nd in hn m
completing purchases OF millinery
for the spring and summer season
for their Oskaloosa store.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. j. w. VOL
|, has returned from OsRalOosa after
spending two or three weeks getting
acquainted with her new grandson
Harvey S. RhynsbuTger, Jr.
Bloomfield Democrat: Mrs. b. Har
ldy, daughter Efiie, Joe Cook, of this
city, and Miss Nellie Fortune OF os
kaloosa. left Tuesday for an extend
! ed visit with relatives In Los Angel
les, Calf.
Bussey Record: The Schee Auto
mobile Company has rented the
! Pringle building across fTom the
Bussey Savings bank, and will use the
room as show room for their autos
: Willis Holt. OF Oskaloosa, will have
charge of the company's business al
. this place.
Abba News: Mrs. w. b. Dewey, en-
tertained the following relatives 70
dinner last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Dewey and children, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clayton Nelson. Mr.. !. n. Trim
, lble, OF Texas, George TrimbIe o.
lMontezuma and Misc Pearl Trimbl'
. of Oskaloosa.