The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03


the meeting in the Coliseum at which
President Wilson was the guest o.
honor
| Mrs. Frank Snyder and daughter
Katie, of Des Moines, VINO have beer
visiting the past week with Mrs
Frank Shoemake, have gone to theiI
NEW home at Marshalltown.
The Harry Whitlatch \ family oil
j Beacon are quarantined with scarlet
IfeSerE and are having quite a round
Of it. The Tom Darlington home in
| Beacon is also quarantined, for the
same reason.
Little Miss Katherine Brannigar
was willing helper in the valentine
show which took place at the Central
Book Store on Saturday, Miss Wal.
ton and Miss Jameson had charge OF
the work in the afternoon, and Miss
! Brannigar and Miss Jameson did the
work during the evening hours.
John McCarty M. & st. l., EN-.
ploye, who was injured last week at
Martinsburg, Iowa, and brought to
this city for medical attention, was
again taken to the hospital yesterday
Afternoon. McCarty had been taken
home from the hospital in supposedly
fit condition, but yesterday signs OF
Illness and weakness we're returning
and he was taken in the ambulance
to Mercy hospital.
Dr. and Mrs G. A. Abbott were in
Ottumwa on Tuesday evening and
attended the lecture given by Helen
Keller. Miss Keller is certainly an
inspiration for every one who sees
her, and is a wonderful character
Her education which she has &C.
quired is marvellous and the radiance
of intelligence which beams from her
face proves what concentration and
will power can accomplish. DR.. and
Mrs. Abbott were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. James, of Texas,
who are house guests with the Alb
bolts.
Grinnell Register: Mrs. L. B. God.
hey is in Oskaloosa called by the i'll.
ness of her sister, Mrs. G. F. Chord
Mrs. r. T. Nancy, of Springfield,
ILL.,, who has been visiting here for a
few days, returned to her home yes
terday. -..
Mrs. Fred Burke left yesterday for
New Sharon, where she will visit for
short time at the home of Henry
Baughman. ~. !.
Mrs. Frank Porter was a passenger
to Marshalltown yesterday, going to
visit for the day at the home OF her
brother, John Doner. "a
Colfax Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Hamilton stopped over night Tues
day enroute home to Des Moines from
Oskaloosa and visited over night with
he cousin Mrs. Belle Weirick.
F. B. Shafer who has been in town
visiting and ON business several
weeks has started for his home in
Musselshell, Montana. Mrs, Shafer
will emain for a time longer guest
in the home of her brother, L. H. Nc
Call
Ottumwa Review Miss Carrie
Morris, Miss Anna Rosenbaum and
D. Rosenbaum, of Oskaloosa and Miss
Grace Morris, of Charlton, returned
home this morning afte spending
Sunday at the X Redman home, 122
North Iowa avenue.
What Cheer Patriot: Roy Landers
made another big deal amounting to
about 100000, trading a section OF
land he owned near Delta for large
rooming house at OskaloOsa. He has
made some mighty fine deals lately
and we are glad Of it.
Grinnell Register: w, J. Boyd,
r II Ag
Co, of Oskaloosa, for a number OF
years, is now employed in the c. A..
Blair cloak and suit department. Mr..
Boyd comes highly recommended as
a very competent cloak and suit man.
His family will come later.
Cincinnati Review: Rev. Clarence
Arniman, who is attending school at
Oskaloosa, sprang a surprise on his
friends here Wednesday by coming in
with a new bride, Miss Leah Scott.
whose home was south of Cincinnati.
They were married at Abba three
weeks ago and kept it a secret.
Ottumwa Courier: Invitations have
been received by number of Ottum-
vans to attend the third Of a series
of dancing parties which will be CIV
en- at the Armory hall at Oskaloosa,
Thursday evening, February 3. A
number from here will attend. Music
will be furnished by a five piece
orchestra. .-
Brighton Enterprise: Messrs. Thorn.
as & Holmes, proprietors OF the i'm
plement store we're here from Oska-
loosa Thursday helping Charlie John
son get Strengthened around for the
spring trade. They will send a man
here to help Charlie in week or two,
and will probably adj line of hard
ware goods to their stock this spring.
Fddyville Tribune: L. L. McCord
is in receipt of two post card views
sent him by a cousin in Indiana.
These views are of unusual interest
to Larry for they are likenesses OF
his childhood home at Delphi, Carroll
County, Indiana. 1t is a tworoom
log cabin, one room down stairs and
one above, and was built by his faith
err j. c. McCord, who, hewed out the
logs and did all the work on the cab.
in. II is still standing and is occupied
~. uha Ifuac oIOna ard works