The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

noon.
Mrs. |. o. Kemble, who has bee
under care at the Abbott hospital TO
nervous prostration, is doing NIGEL.
and is responding to treatment. Sh,
was much better today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Williams lef
Mr.. Williams will be in attendance
held in that city this week.
Dick Cricket, who has been spend
ing the greater part of the winter
with frields and relatives in and
about Oskaloosa, is returning this
week to his home and claim near
HaVre, Montana, expecting, with un.
interrupted connections, to reach
/ there by Saturday evening.
Mrs. Roy Rowland, who has been
suffering from an abscess in the re-
giOn of the throat, originating in ton
silitis or quinsy, and who has been
in a condition approaching a critical
stage, was some easier yesterday fol-
lowing the lancing or opening of the
place. The neck is terribly swollen
and the trouble is attended by in
tense suffering.
Waterloo Courier: Willard Kilpat,
rick of Oskaloosa is spending a week
with numerous friends in Waterloo.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. Jerry Lynch
and daughter Marjorie of Oskaloosa,
visited at the Lemma Mills home, Sat
urday.
Mrs. J. d. Hawkins arrived home
Sunday evening from Waterloo. where
she has been for the past few weeks,
a guest at the home of her daughter.
Keokuk County News: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Richards &c Deep River re.
turned home to Oskaloosa Monday af-
ter several weeks visit here with
relatives. 3D.. ~
Mr.. Paul Deeds, assistant manager
of the new Leader store, has been in
Ottumwa the past few days, visiting
at his home, and recuperating from
an attack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Alex Carr have NOV
ed to Oskaloosa from Hooking. Mr..
Carr is general manager of the Ralph
Hart Coal Mine, while the son Clifford
Is employed at the Hamilton Hard
ware store
Mrs. o. E. Hall and son Glen have
returned to their home in Lincoln Ne.
Draska, after some what extended
visit in the city a. the home of her
brother, Ed Henley, and with other
about the city.
Montezuma Republican: Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex McCutchen, Jr., of Oskaloosa
ire the proud parents of IN pound
II ri fc
s the first grandchild of Mr.. and Mrs.
McCutchen, of this place.
Mayor S. Ii. M. Byers of Des Moin-
IS. who have recently returned from
n extended visit in California was in
own over Sunday, visiting relatives |
nd old tine friends. Mrs. Byers will
emain in California until the first of
lay.
Knoxville Express: Mr.. and Mrs
'larence Phillips returned to Oska.
)osa the first of the week after an
yer Sunday visit with his parents
'larence is now proprietor of a res
aurant in Oskaloosa and is doing a
ne business.
Fremont Gazette: Archie Woodrow
f Oskaloosa left for his home Satur
ay. He has been here the past two
lonths in the employ of E. j. Heisel
I the capacity of office man and ste
Ographer and was a first class man
Or the job.
Malcolm Leader: r. B. Taylor OF
'skaloosa was here several days last
eek visiting his son, E. r. and fam
" IL of n
Gene of the ice gorge near Given and
ad some interesting kodak pictures
f the immense pile of ice and the
avOC it wrought.
Miss Inez Meek returned home on
hursday of last week from Roches.
or, Mimi, where she went some three
'eeks ago. The Mayo Bros performed
n operation upon her throat for
otter, and Miss Meek returned home
lueh relieved by the operation, and
citing along fine in every respect.
he was accompanied to Rochester
y her sister, Miss Jennie Meek.
Deep River Record: Rev. w. S.
ardner, pastor of the M. e. church, /
'cnt to Oskaloosa to attend the fun
raj of Rev. |. o. Kemble, a pioneer
Iowa, coming here in 1S48. He
'aS influential in educational and
hurch work, at one time being pre-.
Iding elder of the Muscatine dis
riot. He was 81 years of age and
as active and able up to the date OF
is death, due to pneumonia, and
anne as shock to his friends.
Grinnell Register: T. J. Bray, of
re firm OF, Bray, Shifflett & Wilkie,
as definitely decided to make his
ONE in Oskaloosa, and will move
is family there about the first OF
lay. This does not mean that Mr..
ray is severing his connection with
his prosperous firm here in Grinnell.
lie will be here more or less, as the
ccasion arises, and will practice law
/ Poweshiek county just the same
s he has in the past. Living in Os-
aloosa, he is only three miles far
Ter from the county seat OF this
ounty than he is living here. The
wv firm of Bray. Shifflett G. Wilkie
as long maintained a branch office
l Oskaloosa, with Mr.. Wilkie In
barge. Their business there, and
earby, has grown to such proper
ons that Mr.. Bray has decided to To-
ate there and give it his personal
ttantion the Grinnell office being +