The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27

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lescing from severe case of pneu
monia at the Abbott hospital. Tn
boy was critical several days and
had to have constant attendance.
Abba Republican: Thomas Evan.
was in Oskaloosa Sunday practicint
with the Glee club that will sing a
the Clothiers' convention to be hel(
in Des Moines in February. Mr.6E
ans takes first tenor and possesses
a fine voice. aD go
Eddyville Tribune: j. C. McGord
returned home last Friday after
spending three days in oskaloosa Wis
iting his daughters. Mr.. McCoTd
was threatened with an attack of Ia
grippe, so decided to go to the home
of his daughters while under the
weather He returned home much
improved.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. j. A.
Cooper left Friday to visit her broth
er, John Andrews, and sister, Mrs.
Carries Mccormick, and families, at
Oskaloosa. She will remain for
about two weeks. Mr.. Cooper has
been in Canada for several weeks
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pected to return soon.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. Ida Wis.
well has been quite busy the past
week installing officers in the Rebe.
kah lodges of this district. She off,
ciated at the installation of officers
in Spring Valley lodge No. 472 last
Friday evening. She has also COM
pleted the installation in the New
Sharon, Wright and Fremont lodges.
She is to install officers at Beacon
and Oskaloosa this week, and later
at Taintor, Barnes City, Rose Hill
and Givin.
John Young, an old time resident
of Oskaloosa, has been in town look
ing up former acquaintances and
calling upon his uncle, Milton Young,
of North B street. He is engaged
on the line of the c., B. & @. Ry.,
putting in bridges in Marion county.
Mr.. Young's father, the late James
A. Young, pioneer resident and coun-
ty treasurer for Mahaska county,
erected the old brick house, No. 211
Second avenue west, now the resi-,
1ence of o. c. G.. Phillips, back in
The early fifties. Mr.. Young visited
he old home place and says it looks
Just as it did in the days when he
Is lad was beneath the shelter of |
is roof. |
(From Mondays Daily,
Mrs. Fred Blattner is in Ottumwa,
/ guest of the ]. l.. Cullen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hyett are spend
ng few days visiting relatives and
riends in Des Moines.
Potash and Perlmutter" company
eft this morning for What Cheer, !
where they play this evening.
Mrs. w. ]. Vanderbilt left this
for Pella where she will |
pend the day visiting relatives.
DR. and Mrs. C. A. Abbott and Mr.,
md Mrs. J. NJ. Jones left this morn
ng for brief visit in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carbon of st.
Iouis are guests at the parental Geo.
1. Carbon home on First avenue east, !,
Miss Nellie Bryson returned to her
lome in Pella this morning after
Drief visit in the city with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lunt, of OF
umwa, were in town to-day enroute
ZONE from a visit with friends in
'ella.
J. NJ. Hiatt and Mrs. George Turner
eft this morning for Grinnell where
hey will attend the funeral of Z. H.
;chOoley.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. WetherWax
we're passengers to Lacey this morn
ng to spend the day visiting with rel.
ltives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Gregson re-
urned this morning to their home
lear Washington after a brief visit
n the city with relatives.
Karel Duncan, a former OskalOOsa
10Y, now of Marshalltown. visited
lis many friends here over Sunday,
guest of Mostin Martyr.
Mrs. F.. H. Miller and children left
his morning for Marengo. where
hey will visit for a few days at the
ZONE of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Falk.
J. C. Hammes went to Faribault,
Saturday evening to
pend Sunday with his son John,
Who is student in the Shattuck Mil !
tary Academy.
F. w. Glaze, who is one of the |
State Lecturers of the Grand Lodge,
vent to Earlham. Iowa. this morn,
ng where he will conduct a Masonic /
school of instruction.
Mrs. II. V. Henness and baby, of
Mansfield, Ohio, former residents
lere, are in town visiting with rela-
ives and friends. Mr.. Henness is |
ecretary of the Mansfield Y. NJ. c. A.
Mrs. A. w. Ray, of Boston. Mass,
Ind Mrs. Carrie Norris OF Nashua,
'. H., are visiting their relatives in
he West and are no wthe guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Nichols, 3o9 X ave.
lue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mckinley re.
urned this morning to their home in |
Oes Moines after brief stay in the |
city, called here by the illness and |
1eath of his grandfather, Aholiab |
Hull
Steward w. n. Broerman of the |
County farm says there is lots of Ill. |
ness among the inmates just now,
due to la grippe. Two of the pa.