The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-26

rattlesnake about four feet long, and
had ten rattles on his tail He
! brought the skin and rattles back
with us. We passed one of the worst
rattlesnake dens in the whole coun-
try, While out, we explored a large
/ cave. We climbed down sanyon
wall about 80 feet, holding to a rope.
Then entered a large cave, where
some one had built store and mud
house, centuries ago, and lived in it,
"a house in cave; the ruined walls
of the house are there yet Then we
climbed back up those rugged, Jagged
rocks to the rim of the canyon. 1t
was the most dangerous climbing |
ever did, and ! would not go there
again for great deal of money"
Clarence Krakow of Chicago is Wis.
iting relatives and friends here.
w. F. Kendig of Wellville, Mo, is
a guest in the city at the Frank Ken
dig home.
Mrs. S. H. Long left this morning
for a few DAYS visit with relatives
in Les Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. b. Martin left this
morning for a brief visit with rela-
tiVes in Rock Island.
Miss Virginia Rhodes OF Cedar
Rapids is a guest in the city with her
sister, Mrs. J. M. Smith.
Wallace F. Harris LETT this morning
for a two weeks visit with his grand.
parents in Cedar Rapids.
Miss Myrtle Champion of Barnes.
City was looking after business mat
tiers in the city yesterday. .
Mrs. Anna Johnson left this morn
ing for a few days visit with rela-
tives and friends in Ottumwa.
DR.. Wilson of Waynesville, Iowa,
was an over Sunday guest at the
Frank Kendig home in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wright and two
children were passengers this morn
ing to Des Moines for a weeks visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts and lit
tie son, Hubert, of Washington, are
guests at the Downing Hotel with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Houser.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hill returned
Sunday to their home in Perry, Iowa,
after a few days visit in the city
with Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Smith.
Miss May Stinson and Miss Ernest
Inc Conrey returned Sunday evening
from trip to Toronto, Buffalo, and
other cities of interest In the east.
What Cheer Patriot: Bert Harris OF
Barnes City had a little daughter OPP
Grated on for lockjaw at Oskaloosa |
recently She is improving, we are
glad to know.
Miss Harriet Miller of the Globe |
office left yesterday afternoon for a
,wo weeks visit with relatives and !
friends in Peoria, ILL.,, and other cit ,
es in that state. /
Keosauqua Republican: Dist Supt.
). l.. Minear of Oskaloosa visited be- ,
ween trains with his sisters, Mrs. DR..
Baird and Miss Anna Minear, at XII
bourne, Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs B. o. Jerrel and chill
lren, and Mrs Carrie Adams and
Mrs A. NJ Abraham mOtOTed up to
1,don Saturday evening, making an
,ver Sunday visit with friends.
Miss Marjory Lynch of 908 First
venue west has returned home from
visit with relatives at Marshalltown
md Grinnell. She was a guest at
,arty in the former city and attended /
circus in Grinnell.
Miss Clara Rakow, who with Miss
Winnifred Caffell has been spending
he summer in Michigan, has return
ID to her home here. Miss Caffell
topped in Waterloo for few days
isit with relatives and friends. 4
Harper News: Mrs. VIM Hammes
nd Miss Rosa Clarahan were passen-
,ers for Oskaloosa the first of the
week, both seeking medical treat
nent at the hospital there. The lat
er has trouble with her tonsils.
According to press reports, our city
assessor, John H. Perry, was a visitor
asst Wednesday at the exhibit of Cal
fornia products, maintained in Los
Angeles by the Chamber of Com
nerce. He also attended the free
ectures with moving pictures that
re given daily. r.
Bussey Record: Mrs. J. Moser and
laughter Edna, of Boone, spent por-
ion of last week here visiting the
'ormer's aunt, Mrs. Marsh Bussey,
md other relatives. Mrs. Moser and
laughter and Mrs. Bussey went to
)skaloosa on Thursday and visited
drs. Moser's brothers.
Sigourney Review: Miss Edna
llett of Keota left Saturday morning
or a two weeks visit in Mason City
md Clear Lake. She has an aunt,
Mrs. Ed s. Fritz, living at Mason
Iity. The fair starts there August
9th and of course Miss Edna in
ends to take. 1t in. On her way
lome she intends to stop over at Os-
Ialoosa to visit her friend, Miss Ruth
SANFORD. ~. a......
In the write.up OF the Forsyth re-
lnion on last Friday mistake was
made in one of the names, 1t being
he most important one in the whole
list. 1t was Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Forsyth the eighty-four and eighty
grandparents OF Mr..
Paul Stump, who attended Mr.. Stump
md Miss Bolin, during the. wedding
ceremony. The printer enormously
rot 1t Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stump.
Bloomfield Republican: Miss Lille
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