The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
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(From Saturday's Daily.

lOI HeT nome IN Fella dIUer DTlC
visit in the city with friends.
Fred Adair and son Rea left thi
morning for Hamilton, Iowa, wher
they will look after business matters
Mr., and Mrs. William c. Fuller LEI
this morning for Des Moines wher
they will spend Sunday visiting ela
tives.
Mrs. William Allen and two Chi
dren left last evening for Washington
where they will spend a week visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Ed Cline and daughter Dor
othy, of Eddyvlile, arrived this morn
ing for a few days visit in the cit!
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Vanderbilt re
turned this morning to their home in
Pella after few days visit in the city
at the c. w. Blancheon home.
Miss Alma Fleener has been con
fined to her home the past three
weeks with la grippe. She is able
to be up and will soon be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rabourn and
baby Dolores departed today for OF
tumwa, called by the serious illness
of their grandmother, Mrs. T. G.
Eeadlo, at the Walter Vreeland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Fahrney and
baby daughter, of Mackay, Idaho,
have moved to Oskaloosa for future
residence. Mr.. Fahrney has pur-
chased an interest in the Alexander
feed mill on North C street.
Geo. r. ID. Kramer, Jr., of Hannibal,
Mo-, has arrived to accept the place
of physical director OF the Oskaioosa
Y. M. Z. A. Mr.. Kramer is an ex-
perienced man in the work and will
give the local association an ener-
getic administration.
The many friends of Mrs. Jas. IT.
vim will be pleased to learn of her
convalescence, after a severe sick
ness, at the home of her nephew,
Geo. Gordon, in Swan, Iowa, where
she went to rest after the death of
her husband, Mr.. James Irwin.
Penn School of Commerce basket
ball quintette left this morning for
Lynnville, where they will meet the
Lynnville high school team this aft
ernoon, playing a return game and
endeavoring to avenge the Lynnville
victory of several weeks ago.
Albert Gluck, day baggage clerk at
the local NJ. G. st. L. passenger depot,
has just received word that his moth
or, Mrs. Ella Gluck, of La Plata, Mo-,
is in very poor condition and may die
any minute. Mrs Gluck is suffer
ing from cancer of the stomach and
is being kept quiet under the in
fiuence of medicine which relieves
the suffering and pain. Mr.. Gluck
leaves this evening for La Plata to
see his mother and will stay at the
parental home for several days.
Mrs. Arthur S. Shaw is home from
a visit in Des Moines.
Elmer Buchanan of Des Moines is
in town for a few days visit with
friends.
Lovilia Press: Lester Francis OF
Oskaloosa, was a visitor in Lovilia, !
Tuesday.
Darsie Hill, who is attending Penn
school of Commerce, left TOR his home
in New Sharon to spend Sunday.
What Cheer Chronicle: WeIla Beans
W DC DNCA llOhl S6hdlOOSd lGlOl NCCh
He had been over to his farm west
of town.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. John Brom
made a trip to Oskaloosa last Satur- !
day to visit her little nephew who is |
in the hospital.
New Sharon Star: Miss Mable kins
man, who teaches school in Union
township, spent Sunday at the parent !
al P. III. Kinsman home in Oskaloosa.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. G. w.
Thompson returned home Saturday !
after a few DAYS visit at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. c. c. McDonough,
at Oskaloosa.
MonteZuma Republican: D. Beman, |
The popular horse buyer. was in Mon
teZuma last week and as usual picked /
up some good ones. Today r. J. Baker |
the veteran buyer, of Oskaloosa is
here.
Fremont Gazette: J. c. AlIender of
Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Allen
der, Chas. Ailender and Mrs. Sarah !
Wolfe, of Oskaloosa. were here Tues
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. l.. |
Allender.
Eddyville Tribune: Last Wednesday
Mrs. F. Z. Vance entertained Mrs. n.
b. Holloway of Oskaloosa and her
sister Mrs. H. l.. Hedrick of Des
Moincs, who came down fromffi Os-
kaloosa with Mrs. Holloway.
Montezuma Republican: Mr.. and
Mrs. Nate Estaque, of Fargo. North |
Dakota, who had been visiting since
Christmas with relatives at Oskaloosa
and other points, came Monday to |
spend a few days with their cousins,
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. e. Anderson. and fam
lily. He left Tuesday. but Mrs. Estaque |
remained until today.
New Sharon Star: Johnnie Scary, |
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.. Seary, met
with q painful accident Friday even
ing. While he and several of his play.
rates were having a sham battle"
with airrifies loaded with B. z. shot.
Johnnie received a saot in the eve, the
bullet piercing the eyeball about one
half inch to one side OF the iris. He
was taken to hospital in Oskaloosa,
Saturday. accompanied by his mother
and the doctor. where surgical oper.
alton was performed and the shot re-
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