The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-06

after brief visit in the city wit
Miss Anna Rosenbaum.
Miss Virginia Dutton, granddaugl
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. s.. J. Dutton, {
this city. who has been a holida
guest at their home has returned t
her school work in st. Louis.
! Mrs. Helen Miller who has bee
here for the Christmas holidays visit
ing with friends and relatives, leave
this evening for anita Monica, Calf
where she is making her home and il
attending school. p,
Mrs. Chris Winter left yesterda!
afternoon, via the C. r. IL r. fo
California where she will spend tn,
remainder of the winter. She will bC
a guest, the greater part of the time
.of her son in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stephenson
were passengers to Omaha, .Nebr, last
e. ening, where he will make short
visit with relatives. Mrs. Stephenson
continued her journey to Fort Nor
gan, Colo, where she will remain fer
some time.
Little Donald Bowen, who was re.
ported much better yesterday is
critically i'll this morning Four ply
sic'ans are in attendance upon the
little fellow but his condition is
serious. An operation is out of the
question at the present time on &C!
count of his weakened condition.
Miss Mae Augustine left this morn
ing for les Moines where she will
take up her work with the States
Auto Company which moved from
to Des Moines a few weeks
ego. Miss Augustine was with the
here for number of years,
and takes the same place with them
IT. Des Moines.
Mrs. Chas. Victor who suffered
badly bruised finger few weeks ago
when she was working with the furn-
ace was taken to the hospital on
where the fore part of the
finger was removed. The injured
member was the fore finger on the
light hand, and it was so badly bruis-
I'D and mashed that amputation was
necessary Mrs. Victor is getting along
Inc at the present time.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Mrs. H. N. White will leave next
week to spend the winter with rela-
ives in California.
Winfield Jackley, of Des Moines,
vas an over Sunday visitor with rel
Ltives and friends here.
J. W. Mckee of the , Burlington
Company was in town
oday looking after business affairs.
Miss Ida Aver. who has been visit
ng her sister. Mrs. J. Fl. Pickett, has
eturned to her home in Waterloo.
Miss Helen McMains, of Waterloo,
eturred to her home this morning
nd relatives.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Presby LaForce, Of !
10 Third avenue east, are both i'll
18th la grippe and are in very seri- !
us condition.
Mrs. Mary Jackley was a passenger
D Des Moines to attend the family
eunion at the home of John Jackley !
n New Years Day.
Mrs. A. NJ Core and Mrs. J. G. Ry,
n, of New Sharon, were visitors in
his city yesterday, returning to their
ONE in the afternoon.
Mrs. f. w. HurZler, of Livingston,
[ont., who has been visiting at the /
ONE of Evelyn Fricke, returned to
er home this morning.
w. B. Patton Theatrical Company,
party of eighteen people, were in
own yesterday afternoon enroute to
ew Sharon where they played last +
vening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Woodrow, OF
ewton, returned to their home yes
,rday afternoon alter several days
isit in this city at the home of w.
. Woodrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. Talbot of Grin.
ell, who have been visiting here for
,veral days at the home of w. N. !,
abbott, returned to their home yes
,rday afternoon.
o. F. Wickersham left last evening
YER the M. & St. l.. for Holly, Colo,
here he will remain for a short time
business matters and
,okinS after interests.
Mrs. Nellie McGrath, of Clarion,
WA, returned to her home this
orning after several days visit in
lis city at the home of her daugh-
II, Mrs. d. j. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. McCutchen of New
haron returned to their home yes
'rday afternoon, after a short visit
ere at the home of their son, County
ttorney John McCutchen.
Mrs. Daniel Lewis, living at $40
bird avenue west, whose husband
ed and was buried last week, is
,w confined to her home and is seri-
isly i'll, little hope of recovery being
ven.
Miss Pearl Childress returned to
,r school work at the Iowa State
eachers' college at Cedar Falls this
corning after spending the Christ