The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-07-29

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man living at 81 North l. street, wa
taken to the Soldiers Home thi
morning. Mrs. Hartman fell Thurs
day afternoon on the floor of he
home and broke her hip and wal
found on the floor suffering by neigh
bors. Her neighbors immediately
secured a doctor who ministered ait
to the injury and this morning sht
was taken by these neighbors to the
Soldiers Home in Marshalltowr
where she will receive the best %
care the State can give.
Miss Sue Edwards, of Colfax, il
the guest of OskaloOsa friends this
week
Delmar jackson, of Des Moines, is
being entertained by his brother, w
o. Jackson.
Lovilia Press: S. o. whitlatch and
daughter went to Oskaloosa Tuesday
for a visit of lew days.
o. X. Patton, of Elmira, New York
is here for couple of weeks. guest
of his brother, Clarence Patton.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
Kester and children. went to Oska-
loosa Saturday and visited until Mon
day.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Royce Ayres
and son Elmer returned home Satur
day morning after spending a week
in Oskaloosa.
Colfax Clipper: Miss Esther
- Sofnrd a "
for a few days visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Louis jolly. ......
Bussey Record: Mrs. Will Mather
returned to her home IN Oskaloosa
after visit with her moth
er, Mrs. Ellis Darnell.
Fremont Gazette: Ralph Grattin
and daughter Jeanette, of Oskaloosa,
spent over Sunday with his brother.
in-law, II. S. Davis, and family.
Bussey Record; H. G.. Wilson re-
turned home last THURSDAY evening
after spending several DAYS in Oska-
Ioosa taking medical treatment.
Bussey Record Mrs. T.. C. Nc
Clure and son Lyle and daughter
Gail went to OskaIoosa Monday for
gisit at the J. G. Patterson home.
New Sharon Star: Eli Bryan is
a cement stave silo on his
arm on the east line of Union town
'hip, Caldwell Company of Oskaloosa
ioing the work.
Abba News: Mrs. Elizabeth Brown
md daughter, Mrs. Carrie Brown and
laughter returned to Oskaloosa Sat
lrday after a weeks visit with their
lister, Mrs Chas. Schroeder.
Charles E. Wilson, district agent of
he Prudential Lite. with headquar
ers in Oskaloosa, is home after a
en- days session at Washington,
where he installed a new assistant.
Bussey Record: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Iolmes and two children. of Oska-
Oosa, came Sunday evening for a Wis
t with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
ohm Trotter and other relatives.
Abba News: Mrs. Noah billiard.
Irs. l.. K. Lambert and Mrs. G. A.
borrow expect to go to Oskaloosa on
friday to attend a meeting of the
daughters of the Civil War Veterans.
Pella Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
enjoyed a visit from
heir little grand -daughters, Thelma
nd lone, of Oskaloosa, the latter
art of the week. The little girls
eturned to their home Saturday ev-
ming.
Fremont Gazette: Misses Winni-
red Garrett and Estelle Malone, of
)skaIoosa, have started upon some
THAT extended western tour, includ-
~ the Grand Canyon of H. Colorado
4 Arizona, the California eXpOSitiOns,
ALT Lake City and Yellowstone Ma
ional Park.
Abba Republican: Roy Miller and
lis niece, Miss Edith Coffman, drove
yer from Oskaloosa last Saturday in
he formers car for an over Sunday
isit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
'armer Miller, and other relatives.
he rain prevented the mgoing home
unday. hence longer visit.
John w. Moreland is in receipt of
communication from his friend,
has. c. Pike. who is travelling in Cal
Tornia. He encloses a kodak pic
lre taken at the home of J. WIS sis
er. Mrs. Walter Campbell, at Glen
ora, in which is a family group. in
luding the sister. Mr.. Pike says:
They have fine place"
Pella Chronicle: The X. d. rail
Dad issued a general bulletin to
rain crews to avoid whlstling and
as much as possible near
be first house west of the depot on
,skaloosa street at Pella on account
{ sickness. The sickness is that
( Miss Belle Byram. and the order
Tas issued the very day she came
ONE from the hospital. This GER
ainly shows a spirit of friendlinest
n the part of the railroad.
Abba Republican: Believing that
all work and no play makes Jack a
ull boy" the dentists of Oskaloosa,
,ddyyiIle and Abba enjoyed good
ocial time Thursday at Eddyville.
he idea originated with DR.. Tony
{ Oskaloosa. and he enlisted DIR.
vrav of Abba. and the two were
masters of ceremonies. Arriving
I Eddyyille a motor boat ride up the
liver was enjoyed, after that the sup
er at the Eddyville hotel which was
feast fit for a king. Those in at
enhance from Oskaloosa were Drs.