The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-02-04

Il nome OF ner Steplatner, MT. MauIS0
was suarantined for small pox. an
!. she is attending school here until I'll
quarantine is, lifted. Mr.. Madison
daughter is the one who Is i'll,
Delta Press: You cannot lose Delti
she is on the map at all times. Las
week we told of Daniel Woodrow Au
. Justine, son of Earl Augustine an
wife, winning first in the baby col
test at Oskaloosa recently. Since the
we learn that Gertrude Maxine, jaug
ter of Mr. and Mrs Bobble Beach, o
IOskaloosa. carried OFF honors in tn
class OF city girls, l to 2 years old
The little lady had score OF 9S.
Bobbie Beach was a former reSiden
Iof Delta, hence we say you'll Away
find Delta on the map.
Saturday Globe: Last weeks Mon
tezuma Republican mentioned name
of Irving c. Johnson, of this city, al
a candidate for judge four years
hence. We have not consulted Mr.
Johnson on the subject, but the Globe
certainly desires to second the mo
ton. Irving Johnson would make al
| ideal candidate for judge. In addi
! ton to his law studies, he is also a
graduate OF Penn College of this city
and Haverfori College or Philadel
phia, which gave him a fine founda'
ton for his law course and he has
been a student all his life. He is the
son of the late j. Kelly Johnson, one
of the best judges who has adorned
our district bench.
(trom Mondays Dailr.l
George Harris went to Des Moines
this morning.
Lon Meredith came home from Des
Moines Friday on a business trip.
Mrs. Olive Prime of Des Moines Wis.
tied with OskaloOsa relatives last
week.
Mrs. Mary Hoffmeister who has
been visiting local relatives and
friends haI returned to her home in
Davenport.
Fred Mason is in Keokuk exporting
some electrical work and projecting
current line extensions up the Des
Moines valley.
w. A. Sewers was a passenger for
his home in Des Moines this morning
after a few days looking after bust.
ness interests here.
Dr. and Mrs. J. S Henderson who
have been spending several months
in Florida returned to their Oska-
loosa home last week.
The G w. Sewers family have
given up their country home for the
rest of the winter and have apart
ments at Hotel Downing.
Mrs. VI. J. Cruzen is in Leighton,
called by an accident to her mother,
Mrs Mendenhall, who fell on the ice.
sustaining a fracture OF the arm.
Rev. Thos. Horton. rector of st.
James Episcopal church. was called
TO Ottumwa today to assist Bishop
Morrison an d Rev. Hengine at the
funeral OF the late Mayor Mahon.
Miss Lena F. Wells. book-keeper
Tor Union Delivery Co. has been con-
fined to her home for the past two
weeks with appendicitis and will be
taken TO the hospital for operation.
as soon as her condition will warrant,
News has reached relatives and
friends here OF an accident that re-
Gently befell Mrs. Ralph Burnside, al
her home in Raymond. Washington.
Stepping on a frosted sidewalk. she
'elI and broke her ankle. All here
nope for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Funk we're in Des
Moines Sunday 10 see Mrs Mabel
jesman, who is in the Methodist hos
Dital following an operation. While
he patient is weak, her general con
iition is as well as could be expected
lnder existing circumstances.
Grinnell Register: G. F. Newton OF
Oskaloosa was in Grinnell Wednesday
visiting friends.
GrinnelI Register: T. W Hawkins
went to OskalOOsa Tuesday to be gone
for about a week.
Pella Booster: Miss Anna Yer Beck
visited in Oskaloosa over Sunday with
her sister Bedelia.
Sigourney News: Mary Sue and
Mildred Campbell of Oskaloosa are
visiting at the Ross Painter home.
Mayor b. V. Sewers has returned
home from Ottumwa where he has
been engaged in the trial OF law
sui.
Pella Booster: Mrs. W. +. Stout
went to Oskaloosa last Monday where
she met her friend, Miss Clara Korte,
Of Melbourne, Iowa.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. S. J. Moffitt
Of Oskaloosa returned home Saturday
afternoon after few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Yenney.
Fremont Gazette: Myron Hales Wis,
ted over Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. h. e. Hayes, west OF
town. He is attending school at Penn
college. Oskaloosa.
Montezuma Republican: Miss vii.
ma Smith, who has been spending a
lew weeks with her parents in Oska-
loosa, has returned TO her grandmoth
er s, Mrs. A. K. Boget
What Cheer Patriot: Roland Cecil,
Helen and Mildred Brewer visited
the first of the week at the home OF
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Il. Hatcher, in Oskaloosa.
Abba Union: Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Smith went over to Oskaloosa last
Sunday for a short visit with their
son Arthur, who has a run from Os-
Saloosa to Monmouth, ILL.,, on the NJ
& St. L.
A. T. Drinkle has remembered the
Herald with non,, nj aIa