The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-10

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Fremont Gazette: Mrs Shas. 20
lars went to Oskaloosa Monday L
visit a few days with her husband
who is taking treatment at the Nero.
hospital.
What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. DeWin
| tiers, of 0skaloosa came Thursda!
and will visit for a few days in the
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs
| Dan Coglan.
Miss nellie Trueblood, of Mt. Pleas
ant, was in town Friday afternoon
enroute to New Sharon, where she
will visit for a few days with Miss
Lorena Briggs.
Delta Press: Mrs. Emma Berkeley
and daughter, who have been visiting
at the home of the formers sister
Mrs. John Caywood, went to Oska
loosa Monday.
Miss Grace Shroyer, of New Sharon
who has been visiting here for sever,
al days at the parental J. M. Shroy'
er home, returned to New Sharon
yesterday afternoon.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Mont Pow
ers, of Oskaloosa, visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Mckee last
week. Mrs. Mckee returned home
With her Wednesday.
Miss Helen Andrews, of New Pro
,idence returned to her home yester.
lay afternoon after attending Penn
'ollege summer school. Miss Agnes
Oakley returned with her for a short
7isit.
Mrs. Mary Matusic, of North Sec.
md street, is suffering from an in.
ected hand the result of a skin abra.
sion ON finger caused by coming in
ontact with tack while wiping dust
from floor. 49,.
Montezuma Republican,. Mrs. Jes,
sic Mackey left Monday for her home
at Oskaloosa, after a weeks visit at
he w. p. johnson home. She was ac
companied by Miss May Johnson,
Who will visit a short time in Oska
loosa. -.'-. ..A i. g.. .ils
New Sharon Star: Mr.. and Mrs.
arnest Sarver and family Of De-
loines who were called to Oskaloosa
ii account of the death of Mrs. Sary
er's father, ]. W. Saryer, of Oska
oosa, spent Sunday with the formers
lister, Mrs. Geo. Leichtle.
Doctor 4. J. Frank comes from
owa City to locate in Oskaloosa and
stablish himself in the practice OF
entistry. He has QUILTED modern
partments in the Mahaska County
tate Bank Building and opens his
,ffice Monday of next week.
George Dillon, a former blacksmith
f the city, was in town this week re
ewing former acquaintance. Mr..
JiIlon is now located in MoXhala, o..
where he has been located with his
smily since the death OF, his wife'S
ather, and he is managing "a farm
ear that place. 'Fs |HisJ. u@ EfSuy
New Sharon Star: Mrs. CIR. Liant
eft Friday for Oskaloosa where she
listed with her parents, Mr.. and
frs. S. ]. Morris, before leaving for
minneapolis to join her husband who
as been there the past two weeks
hey will make their home in Min
ieapolis, having skipped their house
old goods last week '"@s tTa ,- r
Fremont Gazette: Miss Juanit;
Toward Is taking her last week OF
lmmer school this week at the High
chool building in 'Oskaloosa. Miss
oW ard was afflicted with rheuma.
ism and could not finish the eighth
rade work in the local schools last
erm so she has been making up her
rade so that she can enter High
chool here this fall.
Lynnville Star: Mr.. and Mrs Chas
DOVER of Middleton, Conn, visited
rom Thursday until Sunday with rel
lives, the A. and J. c. Johnson fam.
les. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover made the
rip from their eastern home in their
Iuto and had been visiting at her old
ZONE in Oskaloosa. On Tuesday OF
his week they started to Hartford,
Kansas, accompanied by Albert John
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Spencer leave
today for Chicago to be with the Joe
Beeson family a week. They will
then go to Spencers Station, Ohio, TO
attend reunion of the Spencer fam
lily at the old home farm. Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. G
n. Spencer, of Los Angeles, will join
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Spencer at Chi
cago and all go together to Ohio. Mr..
Iohn Spencer, of Los Angeles, is now
in Ohio, as Is also their sister, Mrs
Mellisa Roberts, of Oskaloosa, who
now visiting relatives in Ohio. All
Vill meet at the home of their broth
n Frank, who lives On the old farm
August 16. a.t.. .n,.. ..-.'. y
Chas. c. Pike came near being
overcome by the heat" Friday Mr..
Pike took a few minutes fffrom his
store to cut the lawn at his residence
place on First avenue east He tack
led the Job like a quarter horse nos.
ing for the wire. Pretty quick Mr..
Pike began seeing trouble and trees
went sailing by like telegraph posts
at the side Of your auto. Mr.. Pike
realized something was amiss and
he eased up on the mower and let her
rest for the remainder of the day
Mr.. Pike was on duty later in the day
but he was not feeling very smart.
of Mr.. Pike were real.
zed by Police Officer F. NJ. Blair who
was also near sunstroke while cut.
ling the lawn Friday morning.
(From Mondays Daily.)
DR.. and Mrs. F. F. Parker have ar
rived home from a trip to California
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Carroll. of Cote
DO, Okla, are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. CAROLS uncle, F. w Elese
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