The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-23

also of Oskaloosa, was at the Mile
home on Saturday and Sunday.
Charles A. Felker of Beloit. Wiscor
sin, is in town for a few days visi
with his sister, Mrs. Nettie Terrence
and with old time friends and forme
associates. Charles has been associa'
ed with the Central Electric Compan
lof Chicago for q period of thirteel
wears continuous service. Effective Of
December LIST, Mr.. Felker is calle'
into the general Offices OF the com
Larry at Chicago to become genera
n anaeer of the outside sales depart
ment and road representatives ant
viii also have charge OF purchasin'
department. In addition to this Mr.
Felker is made a director of the com
pany. II is needless to add that th'
promotion carrys handsome increase
IN CONDENSATION. And here is another
Osksloosa boy who has made amply
good in the field of his effort. Congrat
ulations will be forthcoming from MS
MANY friends and acquaintances here
Mr. and Mrs. w. |. Owens are look
ing after business matters i'm the cap
jtal city today.
Miss Mae Skinner of Marshalltown
is a visitor in town, coming to attend
the oosa-Marshalltown game.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hart re-
turned to their residence in Dubuque
this morning, following brief visit
here with relatives.
Mrs. w. A. Williams returned this
morning to her home in Des MONIES
after spending few days in the city
guest with relatives.
Miss NJ. Gaylord Of Waterloo, who
has been visiting here for the week
with friends and acquaintance, re-
turned to her home this morning.
! Jack" Hines and Fred Mickey left
this morning for Minneapolis, where
they will attend the Minnesota-Wis-
consin football battle this afternoon.
Miss Erma Phillips and Miss Madge
Winters left this morning for Des
Mcines, Miss Winters going to her
home. and Miss Phillips going as her
guest for the week end. g..
Marshalltown High school eleven
and rooters arrived at 1l:20 this
morning to take part in the semi
championship high school gridiron
contest played at Penn Field this AT.
ternoon.
John and Hugh Mccoy have return
ed from Newton where they have
been attending Jasper county court
during the past week. incidentally
the McCoys won the case which they
were trying.
Mrs. Hardin Tice is seriously Ill
the result of a general collapse which
taken together with her advanced age
is the source of deep concern on the
part of those attending. Her daugh-
tiers have been summoned to her side
Friends in this city just received
word of the birth of son to Mr.. and
Mrs. David NJ. Botsford of Portland,
Oregon. Mrs. Botsford will be re-
mebered as Miss Alice Hines, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. X.
Hines.
Mrs. Milton Turner, who was the
victim of a very hard fall on last Sun
day evening, is recovering slowly,
but hopes to be out again soon. Mrs.
Turner was leaving the John Kali
bach home, when she fell from an
icy porch down a flight of steps TO
the cement walk. sustaining many
painful bruises, but fortunately no
broken bones.
Speaking of former Oskaloosa PEG
pie, Mr.. Graham having been the
manager of the Lacey hotel, the Grin
nell Register says: Everett Graham
the young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Graham, was operated on at the city
hospital last night for hernia and ap
pendicitis. He was taken i'll very
suddenly and rushed to the hospital
in a very short time after he was
taken sick. He came through the
ordeal in fine shape and is reported
doing splendidly today. His grand
mother, Mrs. Homer Rayburn, came
down from Newton last night"
(From Mondays Daily)
Mrs. Alva Todd of Wichita, Kan
sas, is visiting friends and relatives
here.
Lovilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Linz;
Ellis were visitors in Oskaloosa {
few days last week.
Pella Booster-Press: Ben Braffhar
and family visited with friends an'
relatives in Oskaloosa over Sunday.
Delta Press: Mrs. DR.. Stirlen wen
to Oskaloosa Thursday to act a
chaperon to the Shriners crowd tina
went from here.
Keokuk County News: Miss Rutl
Brollisr went to Oskalooha Monda
for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. G. Y
Wheeler and family.
Keokuk County News: Mrs. Cai
stirlen, Miss Leila Stirlen and littl
Gertrude Meas went to Oskaloos
yesterday morning.