The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13
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Waterloo Courier and Reporter:
Richard Burk of Oskaloosa is visit
ing friends i'm the city. E
Miss Doris Thomas left yesterday
AFTERNOON for a brief visit with
friends in Des Moines.
Abba Republican: Orville Chick of
0skaloosa was a guest of relatives in
Abba the first of the week.
Fremont Gazette: Miss Juanita
Raffety, of Oskaloosa, visited last
week with Miss Gladys Horn.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. w. P. Ad-
ans went to Oskaloosa Tuesday to
attend the funeral of her nephew,
James Irwin.
Delta Press: Mrs. Maryland and lit
tie son, of Oskaloosa, came down on
Thursday evening for a visit at the
parental Dan Fear home.
Captain C. Woodruff, justice of the
peace, is laid up at his home, 403
North c street, with a siege of the
la grippe and the trouble is most per-
sistent in its attack upon the old vet
cram
Hedrick journal: Frank l.. and T.
r. Davis and George Griffith of Os-
kaloosa visited Thursday with DR.. w.
w. Davis The Messrs. Davis, who
are brothers TO DR.. Davis, are both
students at the Palmer School of Chi
ropractic, of Davenport.
Miss Marie Phillips returned this
morning to La Crosse, Wis, after
few weeks stay at her home in Bea-
con. being called here by the illness
of her mother, Mrs. S. ]. Phillips.
Mrs. Philips is getting along fine at
the present time, and is able to be
up and about the home
Rev. Z. H. Stranahan, pastor of the
Friends church, left today for De
Moines to conduct series of meet.
ings in the Friends church of that
city He will be gone over two Sab
baths. In his absence the Friends
pulpit will be supplied by DR.. Clar.
Walter Dexter
New Sharon Star: L. H. Needham
of Des Moines was a caller at the
Star Office last week. Mr.. Needham,
who is a brother of John and Miss
Essie Needham of Taintor, formerly
taught mathematics in the Oskaloosa
high school and is partly responsible
for what little we know of the sci
ence of figures.
Delta Press: Roy Simpkins under
went an operation or appendicitis last
Monday, Dec 81, at his home. Drs.
Williams of Oskaloosa and Piercy of
Delta performed the operation Miss
Eliza Studham, the nurse who cared
for him, returned to her home in o.
kaloosa ON Saturday, leaving Roy re.
covering in fine shape.
Miss Ruth Phillips. who has been
quite i'll during the late fall and win-
ter season, is seriously indisposed at
the home of her brother in Adams
township and small hope of better
ment exists The case has been
complicated by the appearance of la
grippe and the condition of the pa
tient is critical. She is a sister OF
the late Mrs J. w. Laffollette.
J. E. Genkins is in Oskaloosa after
an extended trip on the road as
salesman. He expects to be here
about a week visiting with relatives
and riends Genkins was ormerlq
connected with the police department
of Oskaloosa and is well known
ABOUT lut CITY " hllC III bhC WY
he will be at 326 North A street,
where his people live. He repre-
sents the National Refining Co., an
Ohio corporation, and reports good
run business during his trip.
Mr.. and A4rs. Charles H. Anderson
of $40 South Third street have recent
" returned from a trip to California
and on the return trip stopped in Ar
iona, and New Mexico Among
other interesting matters, he brought
home some native Indian meat that
had been caught, killed and cured by
processes peculiar to the tribes. This
was presented to J. B. Doll and pre-
SCENTS strange contrast to the splen-
did meats served on the tables of his
restaurant Mr.. Doll is now in a
quandary as to what to do with it.
Miss f. A. Dempster left this morn,
ing for Des Moines where she will
look after business matters.
Pella basket ball team returned
this morning to their home after the
game with Oskaloosa last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Groves left this
morning for their home in Des Moines
after a brief visit in the city with
relatives.
Miss Grace Mowrey left for her
home near Hedrick yesterday after a
weeks visit at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. J. ID. Ridgway.
Mrs V. r. Smith of Cedar Rapids
returned to her home this morning
after several days visit here with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. J.. s. Howard departed. for Des
Moines this morning where she will
be week end guest at the home OF
her friend. Mrs. r. H. Hartman.
Mrs. Jennie Slocum of Rose Hill
vas in this city over night and de
Yartcd this morning for Mason City
where she will remain for some time
The Lynnville high school basket
ball team which met the Penn Acad
envy five last night at Penn Gymnas
ium. returned to Lynnyille this
morning
Thco. Him., formerly with the
Barnes e Ewing clothing house, now
resident OF Philadelphia, Pa, is in
town today on business mission and
meeting old friends and acquaint