The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-04-13

I guest dL JU6 t. GfGTbLl
home, returning to her home in Des
+ Moines this morning.
J Miss Daisy Dewey of Fort Madison
/ and Mrs. ]. H. Moffitt of Denmark
we're guests at the DIR. Burtchby
home, 70S North Market street.
Miss Winifred Quien and Miss Bea-
trice Miller returned to their homes
in Des Moines this morning after a
brief visit in the city with friends.
Mrs. w. NJ. Robinson and Raymond
left today for Eldon where they will
visit for several days with Mrs. Rob-
insons sister, Mrs. D. R. Cartwright.
Mrs. E. Baldwin and children, of
Charles City, returned to their home
this morning following a sevral days
visit here at the parental A. l.. Spoon
er home.
Miss Erma Barker, school teacher
| from Peoria, who has been visiting
| for few days at the Rev. d. C. Eddy
morning.
Miss Maude Rose returned this
morning to her work in Des Moines
after a week end visit in the city at
the parental w. H. Rose home on
SOuJn Market street.
Mrs. Julia Duboc of New Sharon,
who spent Sunday here with her
daughter, Miss Jessie Duboc, county
superintendent of schools, returned
to her home this morning.
Mayor J. G. Harold was summoned |
to Eddyville today by the serious con
dition of his aged mother, who is ly-
ing at the point of death at the home |
of her daughter in that place.
Word received in the city this |
morning from c. McCutchen of New |
Sharon stated that he was in a crit |
ical condition. HE son, County At |
torney John McCutchen of this city, |
is with his father. .-
Miss Carrie Van Guilder left this !,
morning for her home in Indianola,
after few days stay in the city at
tending the Southeastern Teachers
meeting. While in the city she was
a guest at the Dave Eckenbom home
William r. Skivers, an old time
veterinary doctor in Mahaska who
has been located in the Akron neigh.
borhood in Colorado, is in town this
week attending to business affairs
and looking up old time acquaint
ances.
Mrs. Stella Cooley of Abba passed
through the city this morning en-
route to Pella where she will instruct
the chapter of Eastern Stars of that
city this evening. Mrs. Cooley is
district instructor for the Eastern 8
Stars. +
Fremont Gazette Henry Horn, our
baker, has a new car which he pur- /
chased last week of the Hoover Auto !
To-, in OskaloOsa. 1t was brought
Town Tuesday and is a dandy car
With all the latest Improvements !
made in cars.
John c. Wright, of Gil North B ,
treet, who has been quite i'll the past !
ew days with heart trouble, is re- '
'orted no better today. A consulta-
ion was held yesterday morning over h
Ar. Wright and they reported leakage e
# the heart, but thought he would
ecover from the attack. I
L. C. McDonough of Lacey was in a
own Saturday. Speaking about the
now of that morning, Mr. Melon i
ugh says that in 1882 there was a f
worse one on the 21st day of May.
t was colder, too, making solid ice c
nd killing the corn. Here's hoping y
history will not repeat tselif this =
ear.
French L. Greenlee, who has been !,
ngaged with the Charles Tohren !,
market on Rock Island avenue dur
lg the season, has accepted the man =,
cement of a large new market at =
pencer, Iowa, for Rice Brothers, and !.
) leaving this week for the new
lace. His family will follow a lit
lie later along in the season. 3
Fremont Gazette: Mrs Eliza B G
'icken and daughter Beulah, who u
ave lived in Colorado for a number
years, are again residents of Iowa, b
nd are located on Grandview ave "
ue, Ottumwa. Their many friends b
re pleased to know that they will
gain be numbered among the con- a
etned Iowans. p
OskaIoosa Times: James WATSON, e
'ho has been in Montana for thirty
ears past, is at present helping his "
rother William, east of the city, with c
is spring work. Mr.. WATSON has Il
cen the usual ups and downs Incl
ent to the life of a gold miner and II
ill probably return to the west N
gain soon. But he says the fellows "
no stuck to the farms have some
hing now that will bring a price 81
quail to that of a gold mine. o
Ottumwa Courier: The Idylawhyle 4
ub gave a very enjoyable dancing
arty Thursday evening at the armo- !,
:. Thirty-five couples were pres :. n
Mt. A program of dances was CIV - =
n from o'clock until IL. Among II
lie guests from distance we're the
[isses Willard and Beatt of Mar y
lalltown and Ewing Lofand and ft
Boots" White of Oskaloosa, guests II
Otto Won Schrader. Miss Bane, Eu-
enc Little. Sidney Hirsch, Mr.. and IL
Lrs. Roy Kemble, also of Oskaloosa. 81
Guy G. Woodin arrived in Oska- c
'osa Sunday morning in response to VI
,legram announcing Mrs. Gibbs e
cath. He came through to Ottum- C
a on the Burlington, arriving at that Il
lace at one o'clock Sunday morning. e
nd at 2:15 O'Clock, an hour and fif- c.
zen minutes later, he was at the s,
de of his wife in Oskaloosa. He y
as brought from Ottumwa by John
edmond. who met the Q. train at !,
ne station, and he lost no time in ?
citing him to Oskaloosa via the auto =,
,ute, making remarkable time, con =