The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-07-29

guests of the Mrs. N. Lacey HON,
on Market street and b avenue.
Mrs. Bertha Mcvay who lives soutl
west of the city about six miles, wal
operated upon this morning at tht
Williams hospital for tumor, and i!
reported getting along fine under the
conditions.
Mrs. Laura England Cook of Whit
tier Calf, is at the home of w.
Neagle for a few days visit. Mrs
Cook will be remembered by Oska
lOosa folks as Miss Laura England
a sister of Mrs. Neagle.
F. A. Spencer, claim adjuster for
the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Des
Moines was in the city today looking
after business matters. He left this
afternoon to look after the T. d. Eos
ter insurance claims in Ottumwa.
DIR. w. w. Davis who is now located
in HedriCk was with relatives and
friends in town Sunday. DR.. Davis is
getting nicely established at Hedrick
and likes his new location. The PEG
pie of that town will find Mr. Davis
reliable and trustworthy in every
way
Mr.. w. s. Lockwood celebrated his
seventy-ninth birthday recently and
was generously remembered with a
basket of good things to eat by the
ladies of theRelief Corps. Mr.. Lock.
wood says he thinks that was the
first cake he ever received for a pres
ent unless it was a Johnny cake. "
He thoroughly enjoyed it.
Frank B. Shafer and family are
making preparations to leave Oska-
loosa permanently, removing to Mus
selshell, Montana near where Mr..
Shafer has business interests. Mr.
Chas. Williams has rented the Shafer
home, No. 40S South First treet, pos
session being given August 2. The
Skaters are old time residents of Os-
kaloosa, Mr.. Shafer having been prom
inently connected in business circles
here for years, in connection with the
old time Frankel bank and in mining
operations in the county. at Cricket.
While wishing the family success in
their new field many personal friends
and associates regret treir departure
Mrs. J. e. Bell and daughter are
home from an extended visit at Ames.
Mrs. Adeline Martin left this morn
ing for brief visit with relatives in
Delta.
Mrs. William Reason Iof:. this morn
ing for a brief visit VIII friends in
Ottumwa. ....
Mrs. Phil Altman of Cedar was
looking after business matters in the
city today.
Max Martin and Corey White left
Saturday evening on the excursion
for Minneapolis.
Clinton Maddy was a passenger to
Waterloo this morning, going on
business mission. =
Mrs. Sam ellsworth of Harvey, Ia.
was looking after business matters
in 'the city today.
Delbert Holt has returned from his
vacation which he spent with friends
on the Mississippi :.
Miss Bernice Bacon returned from
a two weeks visit in Eldon with her
friend Esther Hicks
Master Dryden Baughman of Ames
arrived Saturday evening to visit
with Mrs. Fred Burk
Miss Bernice Wiswell of Des
MOines has returned to her home al
ter a two weeks visit with friends
and relatives here.
Anamosa Eureka: Mrs. Wilma Barr
Foley and children, of Portland, Ore
gOn, who were visiting in Anamosa,
we're called to Oskaloosa owing to the
Illness OF Mrs. Reininghaus. The lat
ter is very i'll with small hope for her
recovery. This will be unpleasant
news to her many friends in Ana
mOSa.
Marshalltown Times Republican !:
DR.. Roy W. Allen. formerly of Mar
shalltown but now of Huron Lake
Mimi, spent Friday in the city. being
on his way home from a visit in Oska-
Ioosa with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Allen. DR.. Allen left in tn,
evening for st. Anthony. where he
practiced, for short stay.
Cam G. Wallet is something of a
florist and possesses, a discriminating
taste in flowers and an eye for the
new and the unusual Mr. Wallet
has this season grown an unusual
The color of the petals,
instead of being all yellow, shades in
to a deep red. almost brown, giving
the flower a most unusual appear
ance. 1t is a rare member of the sun
flower family. .'
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Hugh
Jones of White City was in town Sat
urday afternoon to see her mother,
Mrs David Edwards, of Givin, who
has been sojourning with her daugh-
teTs, Mesdames Chas. Tenant and
VIM. Lewis. Mrs Edwards had been
sick for few days but Is better at
this writing, Mrs. Jones was accom-
panied by Mrs. Sarah Williams of Os-
kaloosa, who had been her guest.
Constable Art Shaw of Squire LAT
foIlette's justice court, is leaving Os-'
kaloosa next Thursday, July 29, in
with Mrs. Shaw, for the
west coast. Mr.. Shaw, who is a Past
Worthy President of the Oskaloosa
Aerie of Eagles. is the regularly elect
ed delegate to tn Grand Arie session
which opens at Spokane. Washington,
August first Mr. and Mrs. Shaw go
tn St Paul and take the Northern Pa
cific for the west coast and viii re-
turn via Salt Lake and Denver and