The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20

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panied by her daughter-in.law an
!, granddaughter, Mrs. Chas. B. Yves
!. brook and Miss Imogene, left yeste
day for Driscol. Texas, where the
will remain through the winter wit
|, her son, Burr Westbrook. Charli
is entirely out of business in OskaloC
! sa, and expects to take a few month
for rest, before considering any fl
! ture enterprise. We suppose he vii
join his family in Texas after a whilt
; before their visit is concluded
Charities friends are unanimous il
good wishes for his success, no mat
, ter what his futre business may be
or where his lot may be cast.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Mrs. E. A. Billings, of Olivet, is il
the city today looking after business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Motley returned
to their home in Waterloo this morn
ing after a visit here.
Mrs. James A. Brown left this
morning for a few days visit with
friends in Mitchellville.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Brown oil
Muscatine are guests in the city with
relatives for few days.
Justice o. c. G. Phillips was in Sig
Quincy to-day in connection with mat,
tiers in keokuk county court.
Roy Herbig has received word of
the critical illness of his brother,
Philip at his home in Easily, n. Oak.
C. NJ. Porter, manager of the Hawk.
eye Lumber Company went to Mime
apolis last night on a business mis-
sion.
Norman Kissick left this morning
for his home in Chicago after a brief
visit in the city with relatives and
trends.
r. J. Ray went to Keokuk this af-
ternoon, called by the death of a
relative. Mrs. Ray preceded him
there about two weeks ago.
Mrs. Oscar Rabbet of Sunnybrook.
Alberta, Canada, who has been visit
ing here for several days with rela-
tives and friends, left this morning
for her home in Canada.
Mrs. C. L. Barnard and Mrs. Jessie
Williams left this morning for Perry,
Iowa, where they will attend the state
executive meeting of the w. c. T. U.
of which organization both ladies are
members.
Miss Barbara Drinkle was hostess
on Monday evening to the teachers of
the Third ward school, at six o'clock
dinner party. Miss Drinkle will leave
this evening for her new location as
teacher in the schools
of Great Falls, Montana.
Mrs. S. l.. Shaffer and children, of
Sask., Canada, returned
to their home this morning after an
visit in this city at the
homes of William Shaffer and o. s.
Shaffer. Mrs. Shaffer and family will
visit in Marshalltown for short
time while enroute to their home.
Rev. E. H. Stranahan, pastor of the
local Friends church, has just re-
turned from Des Moines, where he
has been holding a series of meetings
in the First Friends church for a
short time. Rev. Stranahan leaves
during the latter part of the week
for Wichita. Kans., where he will
speak at the Y. NJ. c. A. mems meet.
iHS Cunudy dlISTuOOu.
NJ. & st. L. headquarters received
word this morning from the doctor.
who is caring for Conductor T. J. Der.
dinner, that hope is entertained that
the conductors arm which was crush |
ed Saturday morning in the Keiths-
burg, ILL.,, yards, may be saved and
amputation may not be necessary.
The doctors states, in his wire, that
If circulation in the injured member
can be established and providing no
infection sets in, the arm may be
saved
Carl Vaughn representing Des |
Moines seed house, has been in town !
several DAYS making effort to buy
seeds OF local holders. Good seed is |
scarce this season." asserts Mr. |
Vaughn, and hard to get 1t must |
be picked up in parcel lots. In some |
places we have special agents max
ng a house to house canvass gather |
ing seeds in any quantity and Marion |
and Mahaska counties, particularly |
n the neighborhood of Pella have |
been fruitful territory.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Walter Way |
was a passenger to Oskaloosa Mon
day.
Abba Union: Mrs. Hattie Stringfel- |
ow has returned to her home in Os- |
kaloosa.
J. h. Easter has returned from Cen |
.eryille and will engage in business |
N Oskaloosa again.
Bussey Record: L. A. Trotter has
purchased a residence property in |
Oskaloosa and he will remove there |
n short time.
Miss Beulah Raybourne and Miss |
Marie Anderson were over Sunday |
visitors at the home of their friend, !
Miss Hazel Coffin of New Sharon.
PeIIa Chronicle: Gerrit Van Zee, a |
young man south of town, went to o.
zaloosa the first of this week to have |
IN operation performed removing ade- |
1oids.
Sigourney Review: Mr.. and Mrs. |
Lafe wilkins and son Leo of North |
English were in Sigourney Friday |
morning on the way to Oskaloosa to |
visit with Mrs. wilkins father, Chas. |
Woods, who had the misfortune to
break his leg.
Bussey Record: Mrs. Hayener, of