The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05

bruises. They we're not familia
with the road and did not make an!
attempt to turn.
Fremont Gazette: Berry Aldridge
of Fremont. and John n. Mccoy o
Oskaloosa returned Thursday from {
hunting trip in Nebraska, They made
their headquarters at the home o.
Seth Aldridge, a brother of Berry's
near Atchison, and had some splendid
hunting. They were out three days
and covered lot of territory in an
auto, as much as they have often be
fore trayersed in a week by the bug
gy route, and got 50 prairie chickens
and a lot of wild ducks.
Knoxville Express: J. E. Adair was
very badly hurt Sunday afternoon in
an auto accident near Tipperary, %
miles southeast of Knoxville. Mr..
Adair and his brother-in-law, Glen
Heninger, were riding in an auto when
they came to a corner. meeting bug
gy with two elderly women in it. The
supposition is that they were going
pretty fast. The power. was shut off
and the machine turned twice over,
breaking both bones OF the right leg
of Mr.. Adair. Mr.. Heninger was
more fortunate, only being badly
bruised. Mr. Adair was taken to the
Oskaloosa hospital Monday afternoon
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(From Mondays Daily.)
Mrs. Lee Henderson, of Des Moines
is being entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Susan Fallon.
DR.. J. S. Henderson and Dave Eek
enbom are away on vacation trip
to Waterville, Minnesota.
Mrs. Hattie Dixon of Valley juno
ton was a guest last week of her
sister, Mrs. Leonard Plate.
DR.. Weber stopped off over night
in Oskaloosa on his way home over
land. He now lives at Boulder, Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. John Furse of Pontiac, Mich,
has been spending the week with her
sister, Mrs Jas. Smith, 4l6 South
Seventh street.
Harlan Carnahan was called to
Boise, Idaho, on account of the sud
len illness of his wife, who is visit
ng in the west.
Miss Millie Thomas, who has been
yisiting with friends and relatives the
past week, has returned to her home
n Story county.
Miss Pearle Southwich has gone to
South Bend, Indiana, to be an inmate
Of the home of her sister, Mrs. Ellen
during the winter.
John S. Hammes, who is employed
with the Nelson, Madden & Rae de-
Dartment store in Ottumwa, spent
Sunday at his home in this city.
Robert Yoder, of Montezuma, for
merly employed in the composition
department of the Herald, came to
town last week to take in the District
Fai:.
james Nj. Smith has just returned
rom an extended eastern trip during
" hIch he looked after business mat
ters and visited many interesting
places.
Verne Winery of MarshalltOwn
stopped in OskaloOsa Sunday for a
brief visit with friends and acqlaint-
ances. Mr.. Winery is a graduate
dentist of the Iowa State College, and
is now looking TOR a suitable location
to open an Office.
Communications reaching the city
Friday state that Junior, the younger
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Davis, of
RidgefeId Park, New Jersey, is sui
fering with infantile paralysis. Mrs.
Davis will be remembered to Oska.
loosa friends as Miss Lillian Hughes
OF this city.
Mrs. G. NJ. Duncan and children, OF
Fifth avenue east, are leaving this
week for Omaha where they make
their permanent residence. Mr..
Duncan, who is in California in asso.
citation with the Sells Floto Circus,
will join his fanny at the close OF the
show season.
Mrs. James McQuiston and daugh
ter Kittie are home from an extend
ed visit at the G. G.. Prouty home in
Des Moines. They were driven
down by Mrs. Prouty, who enjoyed
the closing DAYS of the Southern Iowa
Fair and Exposition. Mrs. w. A
Moore Of Des Moines came with the
party and returned with Mrs. Prout!
TO Des Moines, Saturday.
The Connersvlle Qndiana) Examin
er of September % says Harry r
Charles, well known publicity man
with headquarters at indianapolis
was injured last evening when hi
was thrown backward from the rea
platform of an /. 4 c. traction car, a
the Big Four crossing on West SixtI
street. Mr.. Charles landed on hi
head and shoulders and was rendere
senseless. Men. carried the man in