The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-06

MIS. II. .. FlerSal went 10 Boone
j Friday called by the illness of hel
I daughter, Mrs. Elmer Wilson.
Mrs. J. H. Pickett went to Waterloo
this afternoon, called by the condi
q ton of her sister. Miss Ida Aver, who
a week ago fell and sustained frac
. ture of the wrist ss+
Henry Steddom, three years with
= the Hayes & Kalbach store, has gone
TO st. Louis to accept position with
the Shapleigh Hardware Company,
and his sister, Miss Myrtle, with the
{ Crescent Coal Company, local office,
has gone as stenographer to the Des
!. Moines Office of the Pittsburgh Plate
Glass Company.
Mrs. N. w. Pond and her daughter.
: Mrs. Nell Bayer, and granddaughter,
? Miss Maxine Bayer, have returned to
Oskaloosa from Chicago. Mrs. Pond
was called to Chicago by the illness
OF Miss Maxine Bayer, who has been
Icontined for some time with typhoid
fever. Her daughter and grand
daughter came back home with her
for short visit. II.
From Mondays Daily.l
w. P. Snow arrived home this
morning from visit to Ottumwa.
Mrs. Viola Stevens. of Mystic,
spent Sunday with her grandmother,
Mrs. J. c. Myers.
| Dan Frey, of Indianapolis, Ind, is
In the city a guest with his father,
VIM. B. Frey, for a few days.
Mrs. Richard Oldham, of Eddyville.
was in Oskaloosa Saturday a guest in
the ]. G. Harold home.
Misses Vera and Freda Rucker of
Ottumwa were in Oskaloosa Sunday,
guests in the Mike Mansfield home.
Miss Prudence Jones spent Sunday
in the city with her mother, returning
last evening to her work in Des
Moines.
Mrs. Fred Clark, of Cedar Rapids.
returned to her home this morning
following few days visit here with
relatives. ...
Mrs. e. ]. Hadley left this morning
for her home in Grinnell after spend
ing several days here at the w. H.
Brown home. .E... 49, s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harold of
Eddyville, were over Sunday visitors
Saturday evening and Sunday of the
j. G. Harold and C.. L. Farmhouse
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kissick have
removed their residence from 4l2I
North Third street to 316 South
Market street, where they have TAX
en- rooms.
Phil Hoffman, of the Herald arriv-
ell home this morning from visit of
several weeks duration with wife and
daughter, Miss Eleanor, at Pasadena,
California. .. .. 49,
Lyle Ellison, Boys Work Secretary
of the Moline, Illinois Y. NJ c. A. was
In town Sunday, visiting with Secre-
tary G. r. d. Krnaer, Jr. of the local
association. ..'..
George B. Williams, of near Atlant-
lc who has been in Oskaloosa several
days looking after purchase of horses
owned locally returned to his home
Saturday evening.
Manoah Hedge, No. 4S1 North
Eleventh street is i'll at his home fol-
owing a physical breakdown of about
hree weeks duration. His condition a
S regarded as critical.
Miss Dorothy Greist, No. 1911 South {
Market street accompanied her aunt q
md uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Greist [
o Cedar Saturday evening for a visit [
It the Homer Greist home. {
Ray Myers, assistant chief of police d
tarts Wednesday evening for a two a
weeks visit at Van Vert, Ohio, at the
lone of his father, whom he has not
listed in many years and to see other
q tiVnc in tho pnclynUa OF =
Miss Kitty Dusenberry, who has
'een attending school at the Penn II
school of Commerce has accepted a "
position with the Lamberson-H Hunt
garage as bookkeeper and S
She began her SER b
ices this morning:
President David NJ. Edwards, of v
'enn College. arrived home this I,
norning from Kansas City, where he
as been for several days delivering :,
course of lectures at the Friends ~
hurch. He reports good meetings,
nd royal entertainment on the part
( Friends there. q
Walter Wells. of the firm of Wells +"
Stump, No. PIP High avenue west,
fas summoned to Kansas City. Sat
rday by his father George Wells n
Who was the victim of an automobile e
ccident. While severely injured the
urts are not necessarily dangerous, v
o it is understood here. d
Mrs. Margaret Smith, No. 702 South 81
street, is seriously i'll with blood
olson attendant upon an injury to c
er hand Tuesday of last week, "
While she has been critical the pro- n
ress of the poison is now thought to
e arrested and the sufferer showed 81
etter symptoms to-day and is thought N
ut of danger. "
Ben Handler of this city spent Sun
ay with his brother Frank in Chart n
On. -.... s.-.. ....,... In
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams re- a
lrned this morning to their home in
les Moines after brief visit in the I,
ity with friends. II
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown return Z
d this morning to their home In Des
loines after week end visit In the A
Ity at the DIR. M. Childress home. p
Bussey Record: r. M. Boyer of c
skaloosa, was here Wednesday to
ttend meeting OF the BusGey Sap-li n
igs Bank Mr.. Boyers is vice presi. II
ent of the bank here. Nv
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