The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-22

of Oskaloosa visited here the first {
the week with her brother, Dayi
Hurley, returning to Oskaloosa Wee
nesday.
Pella Booster-Press: Mrs. d. Bar
and daughter Bernice, OF Oskalooss
came to this city Monday afternoo
for short visit at the parental Wm
G. Van Vark home.
1 Bussey Record: Mr.. H. r. Ballard
manager of Bussey base ball team
went to Oskaloosa Monday to try ant
schedule a. base ball game with tn,
Oskaloosa Blues for Labor Day a.
that place. a'"' "5"'+ ~ rs,
/ Fremont Gazette: Mrs. N. A. tZeil
! ner, formerly of Fremont, but now {
resident of Oskaloosa, is visiting hel
grandchildren, lone, Garnett and Don
aid Poeck, at the Odd Fellows orph
ans home at Mason City.
Pella Booster-Press John Heerma
and afmily motOred to Oskaloosa Oh
| Sunday where they visited his sister
Mrs. J.. Hollander, who is i'll. Mrs
Holander is suffering from a running
abscess on one of her limbs. ,.fs -
Fremont Gazette: Miss Juanita
| Howard went to Oskaloosa Monday
and enrolled at the summer school
which rs being held in the high school
/ building. Miss Howard was out oil
school few months and intends max
ing up the lost work in order to go on
with her class. -
J. C. McCord of Eddyville, well along
in the eighties and father of Larry l.
McCord, former auditor of Mahaska
county, was in the city Saturday call.
ing among friends and acquaintances
Mr. McCord is hale and strong and
takes a keen interest in the events OF
the day and the affairs of his time
The city hall force acknowledge a
friendly visit. E..a. r-s .,Gtats ..
: Raymond McFate, an Oskaloosa boy
has just returned to his home from
the Iowa State College Dental School
at Iowa City and will spend his vaca.
ton in this vicinity. He has yet two
years in order to complete his
course lie is the son of William J.
McFate of 112 North H street and
has always called Oskaloosa his home
He will probably take, a position of
some kind during the summer, SO dis
to help him in his school work. E"11
Roy Gillette Is another lOskaloosa
boy who is making good. He is tax.
ing a course at the Dental College at
Iowa City and during the summer ex.
poets to join travelling company In
Chautauqua and Lyceum work He
is an expert musician, playing the
trombone and for time was a mem
Der of the Iowa Brigade Band, and
taking solo work with ease and skill.
When he graduates he will probably
locate in Oskaloosa as he thinks there
is no place in Iowa like Mahaska
county. .u... ...s
, Master Frank Allen Jr., the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Allen, No.
615 b avenue west, Friday submitted
to severe operation for the removal
Of his ,tonsils from which he has been
suffering intensely for some time to
the extent that the removal of the
troublesome membranes became nee
essary. The child submitted to the
ordeal brayely and, without a whimper
nor a1,protest and though rendered
quite i'll by the operation and the at
tendant pain, not an cutlery escaped
him. Mrs. Allen, is also confined to
her home by severe Illness and Frank
is. thinking of opening a private hos
pital of his own. &c..
Mr.. McGahan, the Prohibition Hik-
er who was in Oskaloosa over Sunday
has met with some unusually interest
ing features during his 10000 mile
walk, among. them the experience of
being in Columbus, New Mexico, when
the big fight was on. He Joined in
the chase after Villa for several days
and was in the crowd which was
chased by Villa. Two tires on the
automobile in which they were riding
punctured by the bandit. Mr.. MEGA
han goes from Oskaloosa to Dubuue
and thence to Wisconsin and on to st.
Paul. making numerous stops enroute.
He held sevral meetings in the city
He held several meetings in the city
relating Of his experiences, and con-
yincing in his arguments for the Pro-
hibition party.
(From Tuesdays Dailyl
MISS Mile Locke of Winterset is
visiting her aunt, Mrs! Ray Gregory.
Miss Viola McDon6ugh was a guest
over Sunday With friends in Grinne1I.
Miss Matte Clark left this morning
for New Sharon, where she will visit
for a few days.
, Mrs. e. H. Munsell, departed for
Marshalltown this morning, going to
attend the state conventions. .tn.
Mrs. w. F. McVay and daughter
Miss Helen, were in the city yesterday
looking after business matters.
John N. Mccoy OF the law firm of
Mccoy & Mccoy, LETT this morning to
attend federal court at Fort Dodge.
Miss Winafred Barnes left this
morning for Des Moines where she
will spend a couple of weeks visiting
her sister.
Thomas II. Carlin, city clerk arrived
home last evening from Toulon, Ills.
and a few days visit among relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson re-
turned this morning to their home in
Des Moines after a Dried visit in the
city with friends.
Mrs. A. e. Park of Ottumwa was
In town yesterday afternoon enroute
to Marshalltown to attend the, State
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