The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27

from one to two years of age. As
we understand it from list Of
names published in the Oskalooss
papers some weeks ago, q. W. Shock
Icy. the bachelor editor of the Satur
the contest, or at least he was on the
committee, so We are still wondering
what Shockley knows about babies.
From Wednesday, Daily.l
Mrs. Sarah Washington IL looking
latter business matters in Buxton and
I visiting friends. >'"|-- ra, =
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. johnson of Des
Moines are guests in the city few
days with friends.
Miss Jane Thompson has been III
with lagrippe the past weeks but is
now able to be UP again. TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Groves returned
this morning to their home in Des
Moines after a brief visit in the city
with relatives.
Mrs. r. M. Mathews returned to
her home in Mason City this morning,
after a few days visit here with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Winston A. Miller returned
last evening to her home in Chicago
after a two weeks visit in the city at
the c. B. Miller home.
Constable Art Shaw was summoned
to Des Mones yesterday as a witness
in the Steddom horse case on hearing
in the Polk County court.
B. A. Wright left this morning for
Des Moines where he will attend the
School of Instruction in Drill ami
Degree work of the order of Yeomen.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mckinley of
Chicago, Ills, who have been visiting
here for several days with friends and
acquaintances, returned to their home
this morning.
Robert Mitchell who has been
grievously i'll with IA grippe, suffering
several weeks and almost to the point
of pneumonia, is now out of the
woods and is convalescing steadily.
Mrs. Kate Caldwell will leave this
evening for Kansas City for a brief
visit with friends. From Kansas City
Mrs. Caldwell will go to Howard,
Kansas, for visit with her son. F.
B. Caldwell, thence to Ashland, Kan
sas, where she will visit her son
Richard and sister Mrs. Agnes
Clark, for a few days.
A. B. Anderson, No. $40 South Sixth
street Is out after somewhat lengthy
the result of an unfortu-
nate accident some weeks ago. Feel
ing a ladder upon which he was work
ing giving way, Mr.. Anderson jump
ed to save himself and alighted with
much force upon the hard frozen
ground, fractured a bone of the foot.
He was unable to walk for a period
and was out on crutches Monday, the
first time in four weeks.
Waterloo Courier: F. w. Jameson
of Oskaloosa was a business visitor
yesterday.
Colfax Tribune: Mrs. Z. E. Vladyka
returned to her home in Oskaloosa
Saturday after a two weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Gregg.
Knoxville Journal: Manuel Phillips
was in Oskaloosa Thursday night and
Friday on account of the sickness OF
his son Clarence who was suffering
a serious attack of grip.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. Sarah Dali
ley went to OskaloOsa yesterday to
join her daughter, LOttie, at the Crew
home. They will spend several
weeks there and will also visit at the
Robert Bailey nome in Hampton.
George Kutrumanos, proprietor of
the OskaloOsa shining parlors, accom-
panied by his wife, are leaving for
St. Louis lor week or ten days bus
mess and pleasure trip. At Ottum'
wa George will be joined by his uncle,
who will make the trip with him.
Lynnville Star: Mrs. Elmo Briggs
was taken ill with appendicitis, but
having had light attacks before, 1t
was hoped an operation could be
avoided, but this one proved to be
more serious and on Tuesday evening
DR.. Clark was called from Oskaloosa
and the operation was performed that
night