The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-05-25

of Oskaloosa, spent Sunday with sAAl-
bia relatives and friends.
j. B. Doh, Charles Victor and Ed
Hanna went to M8rshalltown ester,
day upon a business mission.
| Washington Journal g. f.. ,i'lumly
' emit to OskaloOJa this morning to
spend the day there Oh, business.
f. L. Smith, deputy postmaster, is
IN MarshalitOWn, attending the con-
Nention of assistant post masters.
] Henry Hunter, of Columbus, Ne
braaka arrived in town Yesterday
summoned by the death of Miss Jean
Cruikshank.
Ottumwa Review: Rev. A. l.. Whit.
days at the Rcv. g. l.. GllkinsoE home
! 6C5 Wabash avenue.
! Mr.. and Mrs. hi. N. Richie, of DeB
Mones, returned home Yesterday
afternoon after a few days visit here
at the home of Henry Brum. d..
County Auditor Roy Rowland is a
busy man this week, supervising the
II hitting of the ballots to be used at
| the primary election held June 5.
! Richland Clarion: w. ". Jones, OF
| O8kaiOosa, was n caller Monday. He
| had ben called 90 Pleasant rlaine b.
the death of his brother David II.
| Jones.
Eddyvlle Tribune: John Whitsel.
who hal been working on a farm
lnear Oskaloosa. is spending a few
weeks with his grandparents Mr.. and
/ Mrs. r. p. Whit1cl.
| Howard McClain who has been with
the GIG Clothing Company has &C
+ cepted a position with the Hub Cloth
ing store and has taken up the duties
Of the new position.
Bussey Record: Mr.. Barney Mart.
Ger OF the hand fetnTned to Oska.
Ioosa, Monday morning after an over
Sunday visit at home.
Mrs. w. II. Dawson and daughter
81. Mlss Edith, OF Cedar Rapids, are Wis
lifting at the home OF Mrs. Emma }
I NcSbitt No. S08 Second avenue east
and with the Elmer Bryan family.
/ Mrs. w. II. Mmnick is at Wright
called to see her new grandson who
B#IrilcI SATURDAY night Of .ast week
at the home of the happy parcnt@, Mr..
land Mrs. Homer Minnick.
Keoaauqua Republican: Geo. Fair
and JaMps Marriott Oh OGEalOosa the
! first named n former resident of keo
ihauqua and the last named of vernon,
were Visitors in Keogahqua last Thurs
! day.
/ Eddyyille Tribune: Mrs. G. w. Ste
ivens, who has been suffering from
rheumatism of the foot. was III Oska'
lOosa Tuesday consulting a specialist.
She may return 10 that place later or
remain several days taking treat
mentS.
/ Eddyyille Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Evans and Gwylim Evana drove
to OskalOosa last Thursday, Mrs. EV'
ans going to consult a physician, as
lhe has been suffering from quinsy
She was in OGFaloOsa again on Tues
day taking treatment
Lynnvilie Star: Mrs. John, Holds
worth received i mes iage telling her
of her brother in lows death which
occurred Wednesday In Oskaloosa.
! Mr.. and Mrs. HollswOrth went to os
kaloosa, remaining for the funeral
which occurred Friday.
| Lynnville Star: Miss Mary For
syth had a painful accident Saturday
while moving the lawn. She let the
sickle slip hitting q small incisi0n on
the ankle which caused blood poison
to set in, causing much suffering. Mrs.
Frank Sherman Of OSkalOOsa ia carin%
for Miss Forsyth and she IS doing
nicely.
! Delta Press: Gordon Beman anil
Joe Vittetoe were Sioux City visitors
last week leaving here last Thursday
ana in thirteen hours we're il, Sioux
City. They started for home Friday
and got as far az Perry Saturday
through the mud and rain and got t.
lOsEaloosa Saturday evening and
rome Sunday morning. They were on
all the auto highways and say the
Lincoln the bum one of TIE lot