The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-17

first game, when Muscatine trimme
the Buckeye five, 43 to 81, Dent wa
lcredited with good game and in tn
second clash, when the Iowa tear
won from the Ohio's, "a to "a, Den
was spoken of as having guarded on,
''of the classiest forwards in the stat,
with remarkable skill. The Musca
tine News.Tribune says: Lohr, whit
was guarded by Dent, the tastes
member of the visiting aggregation
knetted the sphere only twice" T'hl
EMuseatine Journal in speaking of TIL,
work of Lohr, says: "Lohr was Kel(
down to two baskets by Dent, for
mer Notre Dame man"
Richland Clarion: Rev. .. Carol, {
young minister from Oskaloosa preacl
ed at the Friends church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. N. w. Pond left yesterday af
ternOon for Chicago, where she will
stay with her granddaughter, Miss
Maxine Baer, who is in a critical con
dition with typhoid fever.
Miss Louise Porter, photographer
whose studio was over 213 High ave
nue. West, has moved her studio and
gallery to Centerville, where she will
make her residence and establish her
business.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Kelley who returned to Eddy
vile last autumn after some months
absence, and have been occupying
the cd G. Fails property, are prepar-
ing to move to their farm between Ed.
M nj 4 A
j. Duykers, their tenant will move to
Oskaloosa to work at his trade Of
baker. .~ 80. %.
Mrs. Dollie Hill and daughter Miss
Geraldine Hill were called to Ceral
Falls on Friday by the serious illness
of Mrs. Hills brother, Ray Hedden Of
Cedar Falls. Word came here Satur-
day that a slight change for the better
was noticeable, but as yet Mr.. Hedden
Is not out of danger. Mrs. Matte He'd
den, the mother, has been in Cedar
Falls for the past two weeks. go,
G. W. Bud" Crowder returned from
Des Molnes Saturday evening where
he went on Friday to have a wisdom
tooth removed. Both lower third mo.
lars had to be removed, and with the
tooth on the left side of the mouth
part of the jaw bone had to be taken
out. He stood the operation quite we'll
and while the jaws are quite sore, and
he is unable to eat, he is getting
along very well.
j. Z. Donnelly. No. 1904 South Sth
Street had a painful mishap at the
Iowa Valve Co. shops Friday when
four, fingers of the right hand were
cruelty pinched. All four nails were
and the flesh badly torn.
but the bones we're not injured and
no anputation was necessary. He was
taken to the Abbott Hospital for at
tention and the injured fingers cared
for. But it was a mighty painful hand
he carried home.
At Muscatine last week business
men gathered at banquet to cele-
brate the burning of mortgage of the
Iowa Culvert and Sheet Metal Co.
which emphasizes the success that has
come to the effoft of A. J. Markell
back. a former, Oskaloosa man. The
company under IJhis direction was
financed by forty of the business men
Of Muscatine who advanced $4,000.
i
der the former Oskaloosan and stands
today out of debt
Abba Union: Thos. w. Evans of the
Abba postoffice force was in Des
Moines the first of the week and on
Monday evening assisted in the con-
cert given by the OskalOOsa Glee
club at the opening session of the cloth
ing convention at the Chamberlain
hotel. Mr.. Evans is one of our best
singers and although giving efficient
service in the money order department
at the postoffiCe continues to keep up
MS voice culture and thus is enabled
10 sing with the best of them in Choir
Us, quartette or solo work.
SATURDAY. Globe: Mr.. J. n. Meyer or
Spokane, Wash, was in the city Thurs
day, enroute to near Mediapolis, Ia,
TO visit his father now near ninety
years old, and who is in poor health.
Mr.. Meyer was a former resident OF
Oskaloosa and left here about fifteen
years ago having been through here
and stopped off for night but once
hiring that time. Just recently Mr..
Mover has been in Southern Idaho, as
sisting his son in proving up on
claim of $50 acres. His wife is spend
ing the winter in California. Mr.. Moy-
or notes many improvements in this
city since his leaving here fifteen
years ago.
(From Wednesdays Daily0
Mrs. DIR. Barnett is in Chiacgo Wis
ting her son Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson left
this morning for few days visit
with relatives near Des Moines.
]. C. Stoner left last night over the
NJ. & St. l.. for Brookhaven, Miss,
where he will visit for several weeks.
Constable John Broyuls is on duty
once more after a siege at home with
la grippe.
Mrs. Clarence Johnson and son
Bobbie left this morning for a weeks
visit with relatives in Colfax.
! w. NJ. Salzer has returned to his
home in Omaha, Nebr, after visit
In the city at the Ben Handler home.
Johnson Brigham of Des Moines
was with Oskaloosa friends yesterday
while looking after matters in court.
Mrs. ID. M. DashieIl of indianola
who has been spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. c. N. Dack, left
for Chicago last night.
!, Miss Pattie Hornton returned last