The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13
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lFrom saturday's paily.l

the parental w. III. Rose home
w. A. Lindley, of Lincoln, Nebr
IS in the city visiting at the home @
his brother-in-law, w. H. Wray
Mrs. W. l.. Wyman, nee Idella La
kin, of Park Rapids, Minnesota, i
here for a visit with old time friends
Mrs. w. r, Morton, of Mandau
North Dakota, arrived this morning
for visit at he parental F. w. Glaze
home
County Attorney John McCutcher
received word this morning that his
father, c. McCutchen, of New Sharon
had suffered slight stroke of paral
ysis last evening. Mr.. McCutcheu
has gone to New Sharon to be at the
bedside of his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Morse and
the children have been in the city
visiting at the Ryan home. Mr..
Morse was in Chicago on a business
trip. He was formerly connected
with the Oppenheimer-B eeson-Morse
Company of Oskaloosa, and is now
located in Creston.
Mrs Dan DeVries of Marshalltown
is at the Abbott hospital seriously i'll
of heart trouble. She is sister of
Mrs. S. B. Onstine, No. 539 Ninth
avenue east, and of George Boatsma
formerly OF Oskaloosa. Mr. and Mrs
Will Bout Of Newton and the sisters,
Mrs. Henry Boland of Pella and Mrs.
Otto Van Iteren of Otley, are at the
bedside. .... .. .r
Oskaloosa was calling on his trade in
Alba Monday
Miss Nellie Sexton and Carl Sexton
Of South ID street are away for a few
days vacation with Miss Albert Dilley
Of Lacey.
What Cheer Chronicle: Mrs. Ruth
Engelmann and little daughter were
visiting at 0skaloosa this week with
relatives.
New Sharon Star: Reel Stephen
son of Oskaloosa came Saturday night
Tor a visit with his sister, Mrs. Sid
ney Harper. N#. ........
Sigourney Review: N. McVicker
Came home Tuesday from visit in
Oskaloosa with his daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Wheeler.
President and Mrs. David Edwards
left yesterday with Miss Lois Edwards
taking her to McCook, Nebraska, hop
ing to improve her health.
Mrs. James w. Bateman of Hot
Springs, South Dakota is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Mace Hagan, south I
west OF town for a few weeks visit.
Fremont Gazette: Hon. w. |. Beans !
Chas. Victor and H. H. Rosebrook of
Oskaloosa, were here Thursday in the.
interests of the newly organized coun-
ty fair association.
Mrs. Harry Hagan is a guest in the ,
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Riegel on north Market street
for few days visit while Mr. Hagan
is in the east on a goods buying trip.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Vera Heath,
who was operated upon week before
last at the Oskaloosa hospital for APP
pendictis, was brought home Sunday
evening. She is gaining rapidly and
VIII soon be as well as ever.
Delta Press: Howard and Homer
Dunn, sons of Kittie Dunn of OskalOo-
sa, came to Delta Monday for a short
stop with their Uncle Eli Whistler.
Homer has been located at Pittsburgh,
Pa, for some time back, and is on
MS way to work in Lon Angeles, Cal.
Howard is employed at Milwaukee.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. La
;ey Phillips of Lacey, came down Sat.
Irday for visit at the parental NJ. L.
Phillips home, north of town. Lacey
home Sunday evening, while
his wife remained for a longer visit.
Mr. Phillips runs blacksmith shop in
lacey and is doing a profitable bust
Tess.
Mrs Roy e. Royland underwent an
operation upon the swollen gland of
Ter throat to relieve the pain and to
'enove the puss which had formed in )
he gland. The quantity of pus which
hey found was not so much as they
and Mrs. Rowland. being
very weak from having taken no nour
shment for almost a week, was quite !
II.
Robert Hardness has been promoted !
n the service of the Adams Express /
with which company he has {
,een connected for some time. Mr..
darkness has been appointed Messen s
Ter on the Newton Branch out of Os- {
-alooss, and has already taken up his G
lew work viii Jackley has been ap- J
'ointed to fill the vacancy at the local S
'fiee In
Miss Aliene Martin, formerly of this :
'ity but or the past two years of :
9ock Island, has been accorded an =,
lonon in the past few weeks. when ,
he was accepted over five other apI :
'licants for a position with the Tri. !
lily Orchestra which was organized {
n Davenport short while ago. The :
'rchestra is under the baton of the :
bile conductor. Ludwig Becker of Chi 1
ago, who was concert master for the =
thomas orchestra OF Chicago for, :
wenty years. The orchestra is made 4
ID of fifty pieces and includes the best !,
on Rock Island. Moline and r
davenport. There are no noyices in :
t. but practically every one are fin .
she'd musicians, most of whom have \
ron high place as solo artists. Miss S
fartin was given a try out with five d
theirs who wanted the place as vio- (
mist with the orchestra. and was just
' elated when she was informed by :
'rofessor Macdonald, who is treas
rer of the organization, that she had
cen accepted oTer the other five who !;
rjed ont at the same time Miss Mar
in Is very accomplished musician