The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-08-10

a precarious condition, the result c
heat prostration. Mr.. Gochee fell viz
, tim to one of the hot days about
week ago He drank too much ic
water and collapsed. He has been Il
a critical condition several times bu
thus far has rallied following the sinh
ing spells. The case is serious how
ever.
Grinnell Herald; Seven Grinnell Ma
sons enjoyed a big time with thei
Masonic bretheren at Oskaloosa Tues
day evening, and returned enthusiastic
lover the hospitable treatment whicl
they experienced. They were F. F
IClindinin, j. Fl. Smith, Dr. J. H. FTienC
H. S. Lowrey, Robert Hannay, d. NJ
Cox, and ]. H. Skeels. The work was
put on in splendid shape and the Os
kaloosa bretheren put up a rafting
good supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Fordyce, of JET
ferson county, were in Oskaloosa en-
route overland to Ames to visit a sis
ter. Mrs. Fordyce, mother Of Mr.
| Fordyce and Mrs. Semira Phillips
mother of Justice of the Peace o. C.
| Phillips, were girl frietnds toether
back in Indiana, before coming to
| Iowa, and remained close friends
| throughout life. The tourists stopped
| here briefly this morning to call upon
Justice Phillips.
Newton Record: The Des Moines
Sunday Register in speaking of the
many prostrations by the extreme heat
In Iowa, mentioned Rev. e. H. Warning
Of Oskaloosa as one of the victims
EN,t Il, Ne nd
is probably one of the oldest Methodist
preachers in the Iowa Conference--now
on the superanuated list. He served
FOR many years as Court Reporter, and
was we'll known and highly esteemed
by the Jasper County bar. &c.,. o..
R. ]. Garden, the pioneer of Scott
township. returned on August l, aft
ar spending seven months in Phoenix,
Arizona. He returned much improv-
ed Mr. Garden saws Arizona is all
rightsa wonderful country, but no
lace fora poor man Mr.. Garden
while in Dodge City, Kansas, clipped
he, following item from the Topeka
Japital which may interest some OF
he old citizens of Oskaloosa. Judge
Crookham was one of the early law
'ers of the state of Iowa He was
plain and homely in dress and man.
ners, and delighted to represent the
common people He was not felicit.
)us in speech. very absent minded,
md perpetually perpetrating bulls, at
which, however, he never laughed
himself, because he never noticed
them Judge Lockridge related this
Incident: His clients name was FL
ield After other witnesses had test
fed, he put his client on the stand.
nd with wave Of his hand said,
Now, Mr. Fifield, tell these hogs all
'ou know about the jury"
Miss Hattie Waters was in Des
Moines Saturday.
Miss Inez Allen of Des Moines was
| guest in the city over Sunday.
Abba Union: Miss Emma Mutchin-
son is visiting her grandmother in Os-
kaloosa, .ert ua,., .. to- q
Foster Cartack of Des Moines spent
Sunday in town with relatives and
friends. m.... Dr.
George Mintonye who has been in
and about Des Moines has returned to
his. home in Oskaloosa. '1
Miss Sarah Everts and Mr.. Evan
Robertson we're over Sunday guests
n the city with friends.
Miss Vivian Norris returned to her
home in Waterloo, this morning after
| visit here with relatives. 80.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mcfarland
'eturned to their home in st. Louis
his morning aftnr visiting here.
Miss Clara Anderson of Sigourney
s q guest in the city for few days
with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Anderson.
Bussey Record: Miss Nellie Low
nan went to Oskaloosa, Thursday
morning for a visit with relatives.
Abba Union: Mrs. Maude Parry
came down from Oskaloosa yesterday
% attend the funeral of Judge A. A.
Mason, e..
Pella Chronicle: Misses Jeanette
and Anna Boswell went to Oskaloosa
Friday to visit their aunt, Mrs. u.
Veenstra.
Grinnell Register: Miss Mable
Brooks went to Oskaloosa this morn
ing to spend few days at the home
of her aunt. -.l.
Abba Union Rev. and Mrs. VIM.
Porter and Mrs. Monta Robb returned
Yesterday from visit with relatives
in Oskaloosa. '".'. ,.. y. -..,...
E., l.. Gilchrist, son of w. H.. Gil
christ submitted to an operation for
at the Oskaloosa hospital
morning.
Miss Bess Horne of Marshalltown is
house guest with Miss Lucille Muck
'er, 432 North Market street, and will
remain several days.
Montezuma Republican,: Miss Fay
edwards left Saturday for Oskaloosa
and Eddyville to visit friends and rela-
lives for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilton re-
urned this morning to their home in
les Moines after a week end visit in
the city with relatives.
Miss Buela Esperson left this morn
ng for Marshalltown, where she will
isit for a few days with her grand
mother, Mrs. C. w. Coolidge.
Harper News: VIM Krier who has
been employed at the Raymond Strieg.
II home. was taken to the Oskaloosa
hospital last week. He has typhoid
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith left yeSter-