The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

MIS-. Dan COrcOran ana son, Dal
} Jr., left this morning for a few day
} visit with her brother, Harry Hestol
in Des Moines
Mrs. h. Wooger, of lie Grande, r,
turned to her home this morning af
er a lew days visit in this city at tn
j. H. Peterson home.
Mrs. N. R, Watts returned to he
home in Cedar Rapids this mornin
after a brief visit here with friend
and acquaintance. q
! Mrs. s. J. Williamson returned thi
morning to her home in Des Moinei
after a few days visit in the city a
the home of T. r. Hay.
Miss Susie Myerly of Des Moinel
returned to her home this morning
terminating a ten days visit with heI
sister, Mrs. Hattie Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Maddox, old
time Mahaska people, who came for
the Fail Festival, have returned to
their home in Plymouth county.
Miss Virginia Slade returned this
morning to her home in Des Moines
after a few days visit in the city at
the home of Mrs. Alice O'Brien.
Miss Myrtle Jones, of Waterloo,
who has been here for some time
visiting with friends and relatives re-
turned to her home this morning.
Mrs. Dell Poole, who has been Wis
iting in the home of her brother, Art
Shaw, No. 80 C avenue east, return
ed to her home In Grinnell this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rhynsburger re
turned this morning to their home in
Pella after an over Sunday visit in
the city with her brother, Paul Syn.
horst
Louie Haber, who is at Abbott's
Hospital suffering with peritonitis,
is extremely critical today and little
hope of recovery is held by physi-
clans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Sunstrum, Sid
Morris and Mr.. Westbrook started to-
day in Mr.. Sunstrum's car for Charles
City. The Sunstrums will go on to
visit in the Dakotas.
John Wilson, who came to be with
his son, John p. Wilson, during the
days of the Mahaska Fall Festival,
returns to his work with the United
Mine Workers at Indianapolis tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Davenport
passed through the city this morning
enroute to their home in What Cheer !
rom a few days visit with relatives
and friends in st. Paul and Mime !
lpolis.
c. NJ Anderson, of the Anderson
Brothers Canning factory, is in re.
,eipt of a letter from Phoenix, Ari
iona, bearing information of the crit
cal illness OF his mother who Is at
hat place.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ballinger drove
Town from Des Moines Saturday in
heir car and were geusts OF the J.
u. Grimes home on Second avenue
.ast. Will came to look after his
county farm.
Mrs. w. s. Lindsey and son
Charles returned this morning to
heir home in ST. Charles, Iowa, after
pleasant visit at the home of her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Halle,
md with other relatives.
John Kullmer, DR.. proprietor of the
Jnion-MoDarch Laundry, High ave
ue west, goes to Davenport this ev-
ming to be in attendance at the an
Iual convention OF the Iowa State
Association Tuesday
nd Wednesday of this week
Dwight Rowland, brother of County
auditor Roy E. Rowland, is lying crit
cally i'll at the home in Rose Hill,
iith pneumonia. Word received this
lorning states that Mr. Rowland was
OF as well as he was yesterday.
Mrs. Roy Seaton and son John, of
'hiCago, who were in Oskaloosa dur.
lg the Fall Festival dates, guests of
he mother and sister, Mrs John N
iartin and Miss 10 B. Martin of 502
avenue east, departed for their
ONE Saturday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Robinson, delegate of
he OskaloOsa chapter to the state
invention of the Kings Daughters
t Perry, left this morning, going to
les Moines where she will spend a
ouple of days prior to the opening of
he meeting.
Mrs. Byrds Potts, little son Lionel,
nd mother, Mrs. Carrie Roberts, left
yer the Rock Island last night for
,hicago, where they will take up
temporary residence during the re-
lsinder of Mrs. Potts work in
Columbia College.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Mock and Mr..
nd Mrs. Henry Brown, OF Abba were
uests Sunday of the Charles Beadle
ONE, No. 1905 South Market street,
irving from Monroe in their car.
lr. and Mrs. Mock are the parents
I Mrs. Beadle, and Mrs. Brown is
sister.
Mrs. o. NJ. Darner left this morn
ng for Pella where she will visit her
rother, H. Breuklander. who was
everely burned four weeks ago this
morning by an explosion of gasoline
Ar. Breuklander was filling the tank
IN his car when the gasoline explod-
ID and burned him quite severely,
nut he is getting along nicely at
resent.
The twentysixth annual meeting
4 the Iowa Library Association will
'e held in Colfax, beginning Tuesday,
october 18th, and continuing to .
Thursday noon, October 18th. The
ocal library will be represented by
drs. H. L. Spencer, Mrs. Irving John
ION, Dr. d. NJ. Edwards, Mrs. r. d. i
Walton and Mrs. Frank Lofand of
he Board of Trustees and by Miss