The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-13


homes to day.
Major s. H. M. Byers, of Des MONIES
just back from California, is in tow
to-day calling upon acquaintances ant
seeing relatives.
Miss Mildred Barnhart returne,
this morning to her home in De,
Moines after a pleasant visit in thu
city with relatives.
Mrs. Martha Clayton Huff and LITTLE
son, of Martinsville, Ind, are here fol-
a visit at the parental Clayton home
on North Market street.
Mrs. w. f. Foster, of Agency, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
H. r. Goodwin 435 North Third street
returned 'homelast night.
Mrs. Onie Henderson Wray, who
has been a guest of the DR.. J. S. Hen
derson home, returned to her home in
Waterloo this afternoon.
EddyVille will send a delegation OF
from twenty-five to thirty people to
hear the New York Symphony or
chestra at Penn this evening.
Mrs. Cecil Way of Delta was in the
city yesterday to visit her sister, Miss
Ruby Miller who underwent an oper.
alton for appendicitis at the Abbott
hospital.
Mrs. c, Lancial ami children return.
ed this morning to their home in
Fraker, Iowa, after a few days visit
in the city with her mother, Mrs. l..
Mathews.
Miss Minnie Mitchell of What Cheer
is a guest at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. K. Paul, for a few days and to
attend the New York Symphony Or
chestra concert.
NJ. S. Hess, of North c street was
stricken with apoplexy at her home
Monday afternoon and was in a semi
conscious state for several hours. His
condition is improved today.
DR.. j. c. Barringer, who is at the Os-
kalOosa hospital convalescing from
recent protracted indisposition Is re-
covering in satisfactory way and
will be out again within a short time.
A son OF c. &. Morgan, operated up.
on at the Oskaloosa hospital Monday
afternoon for appendicitis is very Ill
and the outcome of the trouble is in
doubt. Gangrene has set in and the
case presents some serious complica-
tions.
Miss Mabel Lindley, daughter of A.
A. Lindley, formerly OF Oskaloosa,
who stopped here enroute from the
national convention of the Daughters
briefly at the w. H. Wray place with
Miss Nellie Wray, has returned to her
home in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Onie Wray
and Mrs. F. d. Boyer were in Monte
yuma yesterday by the auto route t.
,all upon friends and acquaintance
They returned via New Sharon, en-
;ountered some impossible road i'm
;rovement work on the way south and |
lad to make a long detour to get |
nto town.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Mcclure have |
arrived home from the MuSsa Shell |
Ialley in Montana. While away they |
acquired about a thousand acres OF |
and. Mr.. Mcclure was entitled to |
of 800 acres for his ser
ices in the u. S. army, and in add
ion to filing on this he purchased an |
.djoining section of land.
Frank Pratt of OtUumwa visited |
)skalooSa friends yesterday.
Willard Martin of Abba was
guest of friends in the city yesterday
A. P. Norton Of Fremont was
business caller in the city yesterday |
Miss Marjorie Duncan is GONZALES |
cing from a severe attack of mumps. |
C. McCutchen of New Sharon was |
a business caller in the city yester
Day.
Harry Lewis left yesterday to look |
after business matters in Marshall |
town.
Mrs. D. s. Evans was called to
irinnell yesterday by the illness OF
her mother. !
John Harris left yesterday after.
noon to look after business matters |
in Marshalltown.
Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Saunders left |
for weeks visit with rel !
ltives in Gilman.
Mrs. F. H. Mckinney of Fremont |
was looking after business matters |
in the city yesterday.
Miss Inez Baker of New Sharon |
was looking after business matters |
in the city yesterday.
Chester Wingett of Council Bluffs |
was looking after business affairs
about town yesterday.
Miss Mary Jane Thompson OF Mar
shalltown is a guest OF Oskaloosa |
friends for a few days.
Elmer E. Rollins of st. Paul was
in town yesterday ealing nfriends
and soliciting his trade.
Mrs. George Courtney is quite i'll
with a complaint that resembles the
old time chills and fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Proudfoot of Ce.
1ar Rapids are guests of relatives and
friends in Oskaloosa this week.
Hess Snuftin of Abba was looking
after business matters and calling
on friends in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. d. s, Williams left
afternoon tor a few days
visit with relatives in New Sharon.
Miss Annis Harper of Waterloo is
a guest in the city with Miss Doro.
thy Brown to attend the concert to-
night.