The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-01-07

2l years, Superintendent of the Of
tumwa hospital Is dead at her hom
4. in Virginia. She was very we'll know
here and will be missed by many
both patients and friends.
Fred Smith who has been spending
the holidays at the parental Franz
f. Smith home, No. 7O3 High aVenL
east has returned to his headquarter
at Columbus Ohio, and Roy Smitl
who was down from Des Moines 70
visit at the parental roof tree haj
also returned
+. w. Glaze has been invited Il
take part in State School OF lnstrn'
ton to be put on by the Iowa Crane
| Lodge of Masons at Mason City abOu
the middle of January. The invitation
comes from Mr.. Wagley of Newton
one of the Custodians of the CRANE
| lodge, and Is an honor universally ap
preciated by those favored.
The following wedding announce
ment will be read with interest, a:
the Scots were for many years resi-
dents of this city, Mr.. Scott beng
city superintendent of schools: Mr.
and Mrs. Grin c. Scott announce tn,
marriage of their daughter, Mabel +.
| to Mr.. Gordon Charles Adams, Thurs
day, Dec. "a, 1914, at Berwyn, Ills
At home after Feb. at 1902 DOugla!
Boulevard, Chicago"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burnham o.
Rushville, Illinois. MIR. and Mrs. Il
NJ. Burnham of Canton, Illinois anC
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Bale, Springfield
Illinois and Mrs. Marie Windsor o.
New York City who have been holi
day guests at the II. b. Mccoy home
on North Third street departed last
evening for their several homes. Miss
Marie Windsor. a niece of Mrs. Nc
Coy will remain during the winter
while attending school here.
George w. Gordon, superintendent
and general manager of the Oskaloo
sa Home Telephone Company mel
with a painful accident at Des Moin
es Wednesday night when he slipped
and fell upon an ice covered Sidewalk
causing a fracture of both bones oil
the left forearm. Aside from the suf
fering attendant upon the fracture
Mr. Gordon experiences no other in
convenience and although handicap
pSu 10 an cAJeHI, 10 vi uubS anu IT
tending to business.
w. ]. Rausch, who has been man
ager OF FraEkrls for the past two
years departed last evening TO accept
his new place in Fargo, North Dakota
Mr.. Rausch lived in Fargo for ten
years so il will be like home for him
to return there, with a much better
proposition than he left. Mrs. Rausch
and the children will remain in Os'
kaloosa until spring. Mr. Rausch eX-
poets TO be here for a brief visit
in February while enroute to New
York to buy goods for his new firm.
(From Mondays Daily
Ralph Leighton who has been Wis
iting with local friends has returned
to his home in Des Mojnes.
What Cheer Patriot: Lizzie Hut
Crimson. of indianapolis, has been Wis
iting her parents in OskalOosa.
]. w. Mcdonald, of Third avenue
east, is home from the road for a
holiday vacation with his family.
Brooklyn Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Willett left Monday morning
lot OShalOOSd 10 NI5lt u! - w h'''' "
parents.
What Cheer Patriot: Fred Nc
Carly and wife went to OSkaloOsa
Tuesday for a few days visit with
his sister.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. d. |
Pool son and daughter, Of GrinneIl
were in town between trains Monday
n-kn1nnCa
Wat Cheer Patriot; Mr.. and Mrs
| Reed Brown, OF OskalOosa, were II
town Saturday on their way home
from Barnes City where they spen
Xmas.
William Corcoran, who has beer
spending the holiday vacation Will
| his mother, Mrs. Anna E. Corcoran
resumed the road today going 10 De
Moines.
Ottumwa Courier: Miss Gladly
Chambers who has been spending
the holidays with her parents Mr.. an
Mrs. G. w. Chambers, 537 South Mi
ner street, left Thursday for Oska
Iloosa enroute to her home at Abba.
Monroe Mirror: Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Roberts had for their guests at
six o'clock dinner Christmas day, Nj
and Mrs. John Roberts, Mr.. and MR.
Clint Maddy, Miss Olive Maddy.
Oskaloosa, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rol
erts. Mrs. Ora Bethel and daughte
Miss Dorothy.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Herman Colt, passenger conducto
running on train Nos. 8 and 10 out
this city on the NJ. & ST. L., who Ina
been away for a short vacation, r
sumed his run Friday morning. 81
ney Rowen, of OskalOosa, who ha
been on the run temporarily, return
ed TO Oskaloosa.
William Farrell an old time factt
lin tie mining camps at EXcelsio
Muchakinock and Evans, dropped Il
to town Thursday evening for a brit
visit with old time friends. He
recently back from an extended s
Ijourn in the west and came on hel
= from Arkansas. He called on May'
} Sewers and others OF the city a
> ministration.
Mrs. Alice Warth, a former Osk
D loosa girl and popular teacher in u
r city schools, spent last week In y
y kaloosa. leaving for Florida to-di
where she will spend the winter. MI
: Warth is representative OF a larl
/, art imDoTtiuR house. and travels G