The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-05-18

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been critically il at Abbotts hospita
lat Oskaloosa. will be glad to learl
that during the past few days she ha
seemed better, and there are NOR
) hopes of her recovery than any timt
during her illness.
Richland Clarion: Miss Myra Jone:
of Oskaloosa, who visited at the jacob
Jones home and with other relatives
and who Is vocal student of Penn
/ College, rendered the song. Crossing
the Bar" at the service at the Friends
church, Sunday evening, which her old
friends appreciated very much.
Knoxville Journal: Ed Hardness, an
Oskaloosa contractor. was in the city
Monday and out at the state brick and
tile plant on business, buying a cal
load of brick. The brick Yards at Os
kaloosa are shut down while the kiln
system is being changed for the use
of gas in brick burning Mr.. Hardness
! is brother of Mrs. w. E. Taggart and
was a visitor at the Taggart home.
/ Grinnell REGISTER: Architect Sohn
end the Register man we're in Oska-
lGoTa Tuesday on business connected
with the new building for the Regis
ter office. Things will begin to grind
in few DAYS. The extra twenty, feet
OF ground purchased neCcssitated the
altering of the plans to some extent.
Just as soon as we know positively
what we want in the new home we
will start action.
tFrom Tuesdays DaiIvD
Grinnell Herald: Carl Zirbel went
to Oskaloosa on Tuesday evening for
short visit.
Knoxville Express; Mrs. l.. Tuttue
visited her brother, Frank Oakley, in
Oskaloosa the latter part of last
week.
Burlington Gazette: Mrs. c. w. Alb
rams arrived in the city yesterday to
attend the convention OF the King
Daughters.
Washington Journal Miss Hazel
Miller and Miss Elizabeth Park left
Friday morning for Oakaloosa, where
they will attend the funeral of Mrs.
Mary belong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jancy who have
been spending the winter in Florida
are guests in the r. 6. JannCy home
and expect to spend the summer
months here.
Guy NJ. Duncan of the Sells Floto
Circus Company joined Mrs. Duncan
and babies here for a Sunday visit
leaving the circus at MarshailtoWn for
a couple OF days.
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Sipkema, a nurse of O3kaloosa, came
to Pella the latter part of last week
for few days visit with her parents
and other relatives.
GrinneIl Herald: T. ]. Noll was in
Oskaloosa the other lay transacting
business. He traded his store in
Hedrick to ]. ID, Snyder for dwelling
tOuse lots in Oskaloosa.
Keota Eagle: Ernie Cadv was in
New Sharon over Sunday visiting his
brother Carl and family whom he
found to be as fine as a fiddle in every
way. Carl has a good layout there.
Knoxville Express: Mrs Al Phelps
visited her husband at Oskaioosa a
few days the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Phelps Is one of the county ex-
aminers. and is now at work on the
county books of Mahaska county.
Washington journal: Miss Mar
guerite McGugin and Miss Dorothy
Donaldson left Friday morning for
Oskaloosa, where thew will attend the
Eighth District Christian Endeavor
convention as delegates from the Pres
byterian society.
Knoxville Journal: Lon Richards
of the Russell Kerr farm. has been
having considerable trouble with his
eyes during the past few weeks. He
was in Oskaloosa early last week con-
.sultiDg specialists and in Dies Moines
last Friday for the same purpose,
Killduff News: Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Van Dalen were called to Oskaloosa
last Tuesday as their son Dan had a
very severe attack of appendicitis and
was to be operated on that Jay. Mr..
Van Dallen returned the next Wed
nesday and he says Dan Is getting
along nicely 80
Montezuma Republican: NJ s5s
Valentine, former resident Of Monte
yuma. visited his brother. n. M. Val
entine, Monday. He is located at
Chelsea. Okla, where he owns a
ranch. Oil wells have been sunk In
that territory and there are indica
ltions that HIS land is in the basin
Mr.. Valentine and family came to Os
kaloosa to visit, he TO have some den
tai work done and came here for 2
Gays visit
Phil Grace was over from his farm
near Rose Hill yesterday. Mr.. Grace
says he never felt better In his life
and weighs more than he ever did
except at the close of the war. While
lin AndersoDville prison he fell %