The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02


from ella and remained for a visit.
| New Sharon Star: The Misses Ha
eel Mills. Olive Larance and Mel
Larrance who attend Penn college
spent Sunday with Mrs. j. G. Ryan
/, These young ladies are from Mrs. Ry
ans former home in Illinois, and were
formerly neighbors.
Eddyville Tribune: Mrs. l.. Middles
worth is down from oskaloosa spend
! ing couple OF months at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. John Morris
while her daughter in Oskaloosa is
building a new house to take the place
of the one which was recently de-
stroyed by fire.
A. Black, a barber in Charley Pen
NJ. c. A. dormitory, is recovering from
a painful operation for internal in
juries. Mr.. Black has been confined
TO his room for several days, but
hopes to return to work at the Palace
Barber Shop in few days.
Pella Booster-Press: Miss Lois
Brooks, who was suddenly taken i'll
with an attack of appendicitis, under
went an operation at her home Sun
day. The operation was performed
by Dr. Williams of Oskaloosa and
Drs. Sybenga and Carpenter. Miss
Brooks is getting along splendidly
under the circumstances.
Harry Carbon has gone to st. Louis
to assist his brother Charles in COM
pletipg some big concrete contracts in
that town. He took a full gang of
Oskaloosa workers with him, Thomas
Allgood. Sam Pettichord, Del Card.
William Miller and Harry Smith.
This is pretty good, St. Louis calling
for assistance from Oskaloosa. The
boys will have work in Missouri for
the remainder of the season.
OF gentleman well known in Os-
kaloosa, the Montezuma Republican
says: Monday Judge w. r. Lewis.
pioneer citizen, dean of the bar in
this part of the state, and former jur-
list, was taken suddenly i'll and for
time it was feared he had suffered a
stroke of paralysis. Not feeling well
Judge Lewis went from his office to
his rooms on the second floor. His
strength failing he fell to the floor.
c. F. Dickson, his law partner, heard
his call for help and at once summon
ed physicians. It proved to be an
attack brought on by indigestion and
medical treatment soon brought the
patient out of danger. He is able
o. be up some, but will not do full
lays work. as he has been doing. I'M
ii all effects of the Illness have
passed. The many friends of Judge
lewis hope he will regain his old
line vigor-
(From Mondays Dailyl
J. d. Hawkins left last evening for
keota, Colo. where he will look af-
.er business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Young of Abba
;pent Saturday with the latter's
Mrs. Tom Plaster.
Wrav Hitler returned Saturday to
teota after spending a few days in
he city visiting old friends.
Charlotte Thompson of Des Moines
vas an Oskaloosa visitor Saturday,
;uest in the Elmer Hanes home.
Miss Maude Alderman of Waterloo
vas guest in the city over Sunday, |
eturning to her home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Craddick, of T;
spent the week end at !
he A. p. Craddick home on North II ,
treet.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johnson and |
laughter Marguerite left this morn
ng for Des Moines where they will /
Xix after business matters.
Mrs. A. Macy of Waterloo has
zen a guest in the city the past week
With relatives, returning to her home |
n Des Moines this morning.
Frank Blattner has accepted po-
ition at the Fritch & Hines north !
ide cigar store during the dormant |
eason of the base ball world.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Dunn returned |
his morning to their home in Des |
loines after spending Saturday and !
unday in the city visiting relatives /
nd friends.
J. w. Mckee, of Burlington man
ger OF the Burlington Construction
ompany engaged in laying the pave
lent on North Ninth street G and A
venues. is in town giving personal !
ttentiOn to the job.
Mrs. Sophia SilYerthorne of Bea- !
on suffered light stroke of paraly- |
is on Friday of last week, and for !
line serious results were looked for. :
lrs. Silverthorne rallied, howevet |
nd is getting along nicely at the |
resent time.
Mrs. Maxwell A. O'Brien and the
ably, who have been visiting at the /,
Iarental S. T. Slade home i'm Des
foines. arrived home Saturday even
ny. The OfBriens are now pleas
ntly located in the Roesch fats on
.nuth Markof ufraar !