The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-09-10


Iheld's daughter, Mrs. John E. Toevs
Iof Aberdeen, Idaho.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Simmonds, who wa!
In attendance this year and also fifty
years ago at the Friends yearly camI
meeting, left this morning for bel
aome in West Branch.
Miss Helen Nelson, of ottumwa
is making a short visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. Gula Robertson, and
aunts, the Misses Lulu and Blanche
Robertson, and Mrs. Redman.
Glen Bnlick, Verl AIlender. Earl
HARRISON, Nicholas Allender left Mon
day morning in Blllick's car, motoring
down to ,CeaterYllle, where they Will
attend the labor Day celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mather, who
have been spending the past week in
this city attending the Friends year
lily meeting, returned this morning to
taeir home at Springdale, Cedar cOun-
ty, Iowa.
Orville Steele, of Richland. who
was recently q patient at the Oskaloo-
sa hospital, spent Sunday with his
friend, VIM. Crawford. He has COM
pletely recovered from his illness and
is feeling fine
Mrs. S. ]. Hadley, who has been at
tending the Friends yearly meeting
and visiting at the home OF her son,
Waldo f. Hadley, OF 63l North A
street, returned Saturday to her home
at Earlham. Ia.
L. o. Garland, of San Antonio, Tex,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Ma
haska county visiting with S. b.
Evans and other friends and left Sun
day evening for Chicago. where he
win make an extended visit with his
brother and family.
r. w. Bailey, manager Of the Inter
state Mfg. Co, went to Rice Hill,
Wisconsin, Saturday evening as a spe;
cial representative OF the Oskaloosa
Commercial club to investigate the
Ensilage cutter factory, which is pro-
posing to come to Oskaloosa.
Charles Hoyt, formerly of Green
field, but now residing at Grinnell,
spent q few hours Saturday evening
with Oskaloosa friends while en- route
to Ottumwa. Hoyt is known as lowa's
fastest amateur Splinter, having run
the 1O0-yard dash in AS seconds.
Albert Schmitt, formerly OF this
city, but now of Chicago, where he is
playing flute with the Theodore Thorn
as orchestra, and Is one Of the lead
ing musicians on this instrument IN
the country, arrived in the city Sat
urday to spend a week with his moth.
er and sister, Mrs. Anna Schmitt and
Miss Rose Schmitt. Of 100 Fourth ave,
nue. West. and with his brother, Emil
Schmitt and wife, of New York, WAC
are also visiting at the parental
Schmitt home.
Mrs. Otto Rempke has returned to
her home in Lincoln. Neb., after a
few days visit in the city with her
sister, Mrs. w. W. Montgomery, OF
1904 High avenue West. Mrs. Remp'
Ike stopped off here on her way home
from Danville, ILL.,, where she has
been spending several days with her
mother and other relativesG Mrs.
Rempke reports her husband in excel
lent health and doing we'll in his po'
sition. which is with one of the lead
ing dry goods firms of Lincoln, and
which Lymp3ny ne has been with Tor
a number Cf months. Mr.. Rempke
hopes 70 mike Oskaloosa q visit some
time l:ear the holidays, as 1t has
been several years since he has been
here.
Knoxville Express: r. I. Garden,
of Clay township, met with a serious
accident on Sunday, August %. He
was at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Martin Miller, at Tracy. They were
sitting on the porch reading. Mr.
Garden got up and found his foot was
asleep. The leg gave down, as is
usual in such cases, and Mr.. Garden
grabbed hold of a post to support
himself. Then, instead OF waiting
until the leg resumed its normal con
dition, he took another step, resulting
in his leg giving way, throwing him
to the floor and breaking his left hip
He was taken to the Abbott hospital
At Oskaloosa and he Is now doing fine
and expects to be able to be put n
chair in a few days. His man!
friends nope for his early recovery
II is a bad break for a man OF ms
age, II, but he is q man OF great en-
ergy and has an indomitahle will
which helps greatly. A serious feH
ure of the accident is that Whil'
Bob" Is tied down in the hosplta
some OF the historians and antiquar
lans who have differed from him II
times past may show that buffalo
used to be so thick in Iowa that tn
Indians used them for mich COWS.
Joe Linabury made a business tri
Ito Ottumwa Saturday.
Frank Nash was in Ottumwa satuT
day on business OF a professional
character.
Abba Union: T. r. Williams ha
lgone to visit with his daughters i
Oskaloosa.
Miss Edna Brown, of Universi'
Park, returned home Saturday fror
Cedar Rapids and Marengo.
Chris Winter has gone to Chicag
TO be in attendance at a delegate
the Knights OF Pythias grand lodg
meeting.
Miss Naoma Stewart, who has bee
enjoying a visit In this city W.
friends, returned Saturday to ne
home in Keota.
f. A. Minkler, of Eighth aVenr
West. who has been spending wee
in Des Moines, returned home Frida
evening.
: Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hoskins,
Pleasant Plain, are attending u
Friends Yearly Meeting and visitlr
D with friends in the city.