The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-06-01

Il
i New Sharon this morning with he
/, sister. Miss Ethel Porter, and vii
T visit for few days at her sister
} home. Miss Ethel Porter has BEEF
J, visiting here for short time.
Mrs. John Cole OF Olivet is in tn,
| city today, coming to take her daugh
terinlaw, Mrs. Andrew Cole to he
home in Olivet Mrs Andrew Cole ha:
been under treatment lat the Mere.
4 Hospital in thisocity FOR some time
Mr.. Carl Smith Who has been suffer
ing with typhoid fever for the pas
few weeks was taken to his home yes
| terday, and was able to walk from his
! room in the hospital to the car Iii:
! father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Smith have taken the little baby
Cecil Hawk of Ottumwa was at the
parental ]. J. Hawk home on North
! Market street for week end visit. All
went to What Cheer over Sunday for
"a visit with Mr.. Hawks daughter,
Mrs. J. l.. Newkirk. Mrs. Newkirk and
son Wayne returned with then for a
few days visit.
Friends here have received the sad
announcement of the death last week
of Mrs. Fred Worth, at her home in
Joliet, Ill. The family were formerly
residents of this city. Mr.. Worth being
connected with the old Iowa Central
Ry., and many friends will extend sin
cerest sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Mrs. w. H. Spears, No. 81, mother
of George A. Spears, of the Spears
bakery, A avenue west, was stricken
with heart trouble Sunday morning and
for a time her life was in the balance.
Medical attendance was hastily sum
moned and the patient rallied and is
better to day Mrs. Spears stepped
from her Ghome Sunday morning and
was suddenly rendered helpless. AS
sistance was at hand however.
Walter Jewell, the four and one
half year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
F. Jewell is getting along nicely with
a broken leg, the result of an accident
about week ago. The children were
playing with coaster wagon, stand-
ing up in the bed of the wagon, and
one of the children on the walk just
D'ayfully gave the wagon a shove.
Tho result was o spill of the load and
Walters limb was broken between
the knee and the hip.
Bussey Record: Mrs. John Moon and
baby went to Oskaloosa Monday to-
see her mother, who was critically i'll.
Washington Journal: Ed Collver of
Oskaloosa came Friday morning to at
tend the laying of the corner stone of
the new federal building.
Abba Union: Mrs. Lon Spooner, who
has been q guest of her son, Byron
Spooner and daughter Mrs. Chas.
Shredder. will return to her home in
Oskaloosa Friday.
Montezuma Republican,: Mrs. Ru-I
doIph Klindt of OskaloOsa came Thurs
day to visit at the parental A. E. Pol
lard home and at the home of her
brother, Walter Pollard.
Knoxville Express: Mrs G.. e. Holt
returned to her home in Oskaloosa on
last Thursday evening, after visit
here With her daughter, Mrs. r. }.
Ramsay and family, Mrs. Ramsey and
baby returned to Oskaloosa with her
for a short visit.
Montezuma Republican: Miss Ailene
Anderson who is teaching in OskalOosa
came Thursday to visit at the paren-
tai J. +. Anderson home. Miss Ander-
son has been elected by the Oskaloosa
school board to teach next year and
has accepted. She has given eminent
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. Ward All
baugh was in OskalOOsa the latter part
of last week attending the funeral OF
a friend. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Spears
of Oskaloosa visited over Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Spears mother, Mrs.
Ada Harding and with other EddyVille
relatives. Mrs. Spears was also down
one day last week.
Grinnell Herald: Mr. and Mrs. c..
A. Blair and daughter Helen and Mr..
and Mrs F. NJ. Blair and daughter
Mary of Oskaloo3a returned to Grin
nell Wednesday evening after weeks
auto trip to Alton and Tabor, la. They
met bad auto conditions at some points
and on their wav home were interest
@ sDectators of the damage caused by
the big wind storm in Jasper county.
OF a former OsAaloosa newspaper
man, the MonteZuma Republican says:
Deputy Sheriff w. w. Gwinn vent
to Grinnell Thursday and accompanied
L. J. Anderson of Mt. Pleasant. Mr..
ANDERSON was TAKEN III III bIlHhcll
some days ago and is in practically a
helpless condition He has gradually
been losing his eye3ight for the past
few years and is now almost blind.
For several months he has been able
to get around with difficulty.
(From Tuesdays Daiivl
Mrs. ]. G.. Harold was a visitor on
Sunday in the home of her brother,
Ed NJ. Evans in Jefferson township.
l.. d. Brown and family have moved
to Minneapolis. Mr.. Brown was for
mer employee of the Minneapolis and
St. Louis Railway.
Keota Eagle: William Osborne says
his sister, Mrs. Sarah BamfOrd Cf O3-
kaloosa is poorly again and almost
helpless from paralysis.
Washington Journal: Mrs. Emma
Page left this Saturday morning for
Oskaloosa, where che will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Romoser.
Knoxville Express: Mrs. Tom Har.
vey was called TO Oskaloosa Thursday
on account of the serious sickness OF
her daughter, Elsie Veroni, who will
undergo an operation Saturday
/ Hedrlck Journal: Mrs. Anna Hagan
wac n, 0skalpnca IN attend the wed.