The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

d Not sold by others.
e DON'T COME TOO LATE! e.,
! PROF MAYNE ARNOLD, "a YEAR;
tend the annual Veterinary Associa
r tion meeting. DR.. Killips will be
away about four days. .-. r.
t Mrs. c. B. Wallace returned last
| evening to her home in Ottumwa af
/ ter brief visit in the city with rela
tives. Mrs. Wallace is enroute home
from months visit in California.
Miss Maggie billiard has returned
to her home in Moravia, after a
months visit in the home of her aunt
, Mrs. Ann Williams, who has been
, quite i'll with pneumonia but is now
convalescent. H.
Miss E. r. Johnson, of Muscatine
is guest in the city with friends for
a few days. Miss Johnsont will go
from here to Des Moines where she
will remain for the rest of the winter
with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Sonderegger, who lives
at 1909 B avenue west, while out in
the yard on Sunday evening, slipped
and fell to the ground, sustaining a
number of injuries, the extent of
which have not been fully ascertained
as yet. Mrs. Sonderegger is past
eighty wears of age, and the nature Of
the injuries make it hard for one of
her age to bear. The injuries are in
ternal, and she is unable to move her
limbs at the present time. 1t is
thought, however, that with proper
care and attention she will be herself
again soon.
announcements received in tire
city this morning from Mr.. GS1d Mrs.
John Albert Dignum of Los Angeles,
California, tell ofuthe marriage OF
their daughter, Hilda Hatton, to Mr..
Robert Frederick Howard. on Satur-
day.. January %, 1916. Mr.. Howard
is a nephew of II. s, Howard and Mrs.
H. w Gleason of this city, and is a
former Oskaloosa boy. Mr.. and
Mrs Howard will be at home after
March first at 436 North Rosemont
avenue, Los Angeles. Congratula-
lions and best wishes will be extend
ed by many local friends.
K. A. Smith, who has been serving
the NJ. & st. L. Ry in OskaloOsa in
the position of ticket clerk at the pas
senger station. has been promoted in
the service and goes to Berwick, Ill,
to have charge of the station as agent
for the company. Appointment was
made some time ago, but the trans
fer has been delayed pending the Sc
curing of a successor to the local Of
fee 1t is now understood that the
place has been supplied and that Mr..
Smith will be in charge of his new
station some time this week. Friends
are pleased TO hear of the advance
ment of the young man but are loath
to part with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
who have made hosts Of friends dur
ing their stay in OskalOOsa. They
are moving to the new home within
a few days.
(From Wednesdays DailyD
Attorney George True left this
morning for Marshalltown.
Mrs. Walter Carr is spending the
day visiting relatives in Pella.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Long left this
morning for a few days visit with
relatives in Des Molnes.
H. s. Rosecrans was a passenger
Ito Grinnell yesterday afternoon, 60
ing to see President Wilson.
Miss Jennie Fry was a passenger
to Grinnell yesterday afternoon, go
ing to see President Wilson.
Attorneys John Mccoy, r. ]. Wood
ard and S. " Reynolds were passen-
gers to GrinuelI this morning.
Miss Mildred Williams and Miss
Katherine White are in Des Moines
today looking after business matters.
! Miss A. l.. Black and brother, Fred
Black, left yesterday noon for Omaha
where they will look after business
matters.
Mrs. Frank Ellis. of Dubuque, who
/ has been visiting here for several
days, returned to her home this
morning.
r. J. Hunt returned yesterday from
ia few weeks stay with Mrs. Hunt at
tha home of her parents In Buffalo
New York,
Miss Anita Nestor returned yester;
day evening to her home IN. Des
IMoipes alter a brief visit In the city
with friends
4 Mrs. James Harry Bowen and son
Junior left yesterday for weeks
visit at the parental Mcdonald home
in Des Moines.
Mrs. William Smith and two chill.
dren left this morning for two
weeks visit with relatives in Wash
ington and Sigourney
i Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Johnson left
yesterday afternoon for Grinnell
where they saw President Wilson and
heard his short speech.
z Miss Dick Allen. who has been
qusrantined at her home in Beacon