The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-23

sister Mrs. I'D. NelelSn uuTlhs 'h'
week.
Peter Rnecht has returned to Daver
per. after brief visit among friends
and acquaintance here.
Richmond Clarion: Mrs. Lorraine
Trigg went to oskaloosa Saturday, to
spend a few days with her parents.
Bloomfield Democrat: w. ]. Steck
ell and Joe Cook drove to Oskaloosa
Tuesday morning on business trip
Miss Maude Lukes went to Carthage
Missouri, Monday evening, to be with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Quaintance for
acouple of weeks visit.
Pella Chronicle: Miss Cora Van
Beynum arrived home Saturday from
Oskaloosa where she has been visit
ing her brother for while.
Colfax Tribune: Mrs Lola Dewitt
went TO Oskaloosa Friday evening and
visited with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Sherman until Sunday evening.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. C. H. Phil
hips and her neice. Miss Ruth White
went to Beacon. Friday TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. H. C. Clayworth.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Matte
Thompson of Berkeley Spring, w. Va.
departed for Oskaloosa to visit Mrs.
Mackey after a visit with relatives at
MonteZuma
Fremont Gazette: Miss Flo Jones
of Beacon, returned to her home on
Monday after an over Sunday visit at
the Mrs. Anna Ireland and J. q.
Citizens homes.
Lovilia Press: Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Patterson of Oskaloosa, visited at the
home of Mr. Patterson's parents. MI
and Mrs. C. B. Patterson south OF
town, from Thursday until Monday
Eddyyille Tribune: Mrs. J. L. Sipes
was in Oskaloosa Tuesday to see her
daughter Miss Pearl Whiteman, who
is sick at the Abbott hospital. Mrs. A.
f. odem was up to see her sister at
the hospital on Wednesday.
Fremont Gazette: The musical pro-
gram given last Sunday evening by
the Misses Crisswell and Miss Jones
of Oskaloosa, delighted and charmed
everyone who had the pleasure of hear
ing it. We hope they will soon visit
us again.
E J. Hadley of Grinnell is authority
for the statement that a number OF
new dwellings and residences proper
ties will be started near the new site
of Penn College as soon as the ground
can be worked in the spring or suit
able arrangements made contracts
placed, etc.
Frank Marshall of the Chas. c. Pike
Drug Company is again on duty at
the store but for the time being is
engaged only a portion of the day. Mr..
Marshall has suffered from a siege
OF typhoid fever and mas been out OF
service for almost three months. He
is regaining strength rapidly and will
soon be back in the harness in his
usual form.
Montezuma Republican: Rev. Frank
McMeekin left Tuesday for Oskaiooso
TO visit a few days. He has been at
the parental Robert McMeekin home
and will leave next week for his home
in Delaware county, New York, where
he has been located for some time
Rev. McNIeekin likes his location, but
saws New York land does not compare
with Iowa soil.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. S. NJ. Whit
mer Of Fredericksburg, Ia, arrived
Friday for visit at the several Whit
mer homes in and around Fremont
and to attend the surprise birthday
party on Mrs. John Whitner which
was successfully carried out Sunday
at the C. l.. Whitmer home. She Is
visiting this week in Oskaloosa at the
A. F. Dewitt home.
Mrs. A. d. Sauer and baby left
this afternoon for their home in
Keister, Mimi, after about three
weeks stay in the city, guests at the
DIR. c. A. Abbott home, while DR.. Alb
bott was giving the baby medical
treatmnets. The little fellow has
gained about two pounds since com
ing to Oskalocsa and they are re
turning to their home in the best Of
spirits.
Mrs. Clark Ware, 6O6 End ave. East
suffered a painful accident Thursda!
evening about five o'clock when sh'
fell, breaking the bone in her left hip
Mrs. Ware went out upon the from
porch of the home and in STOPPING ov
err to pick up the evening paper had
dizzy spell, and fell to the floor. Mem
bers of the family in the house hear
her fall and ran to her assistance an
carried her to her bed. DR.. Abbot
was called, and relief from the pail
given. but the bone was not set unit
the next morning when they took he
to the hospital and put it in plaste
paris cast. Mrs. Ware is rs years 0
age and this fact makes the acciden
more serious.
Eddyville Tribune: John II. Millel
the well known Civil War veteran