The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12


Loyilia Press: ]. j. Findley was
business visitor In. Oskaloosa, MOI
day.
Jas. Kelley, John Fottral and Wn
Ridley attended the big shoot at o.
kaloosa Tuesday.
| County attorney John McCutchel
was in Des Moines Saturday lookin.
after county interests.
Abba Republican: John Jones ant
Ralph Hoar of Oskaloosa were guests
Sunday OF Abba friends.
John Blair OF Alton is in town visit
ing at the home of his brother F. M
Blair, No. 116 Second avenue west.
Richland Clarion: Miss Anna Max
we'll, one of our high school teachers
visited over Sunday with sister in
Oskaloosa.
Colfax Tribune: A. w. Forsyth re.
turned home Saturday from Oskaloo.
sa, feeling somewhat improved from
treatments received while there.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Embling of Oskaloosa were in
town this week looking after their
property which is vacant at present.
Ottumwa" Review: Mrs. Laura Doro-
thy, GA North Weller street, left
yesterday for an over Sunday visit
with her sister, Mrs. Lou Blattner at
Oskaloosa.
DR.. Jay w. Somerville and family
are now comfortably located at 2S
Fremont street, GLOW ersville, N. Y.
and they can be reached by Oska-
loosa friends who may wish to write.
Washington Journal: Miss Catherine
Hoskens went to Oskaloosa Friday
morning to visit couple of days with
her sister, Miss Sibbie Hoskins, and
attend the Oskaloosa- Monmouth foot
ball game.
Eddyville Tribune: A son of Milt
Harris of East Des Moines township
was operated on in Ottumwa hospital
for hip disease Tuesday. The young
man has been at Omaha, Oskaloosa
and other places for some time.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs. Bige Bish-
op and Mrs. John Fortner were at
Oskaloosa Thursday attending the
fair and visiting Miss Ernestine Con-
rey, who is the assistant secretary
and treasurer for the H. l.. Spencer
Co., wholesale house.
Newton Record: Judge Henry Sill
void returned from the North county
last week, whittier he had been driven
by his old asthmatic trouble. He
came back feeling pretty nearly as
good as new, and was able to preside
at the opening of the district court.
Bussey Record The revival meet
ing at Union Liberty church closed
Sunday evening after a two weeks
meeting, which was we'll attended and
very interesting. Miss Terrell and Miss
Newton, of the University Park, of
Oskaloosa, had charge of the services.
/. M. Reed has returned from Oma-
ha, Nebr., where he was in attend
ance at the National Swine show. Mr..
Reed stated that the winners from
our own Iowa State fair exhibit were
also the winners of the blue winners
at the National Swine show which is
a mighty good record for Iowa swine
owners.
Charles E. Brown and wife of 4O7
High avenue West have been obliged
to take their daughter Fern Brown
to the hospital at Iowa city in order
that she can receive treatment for
what is supposed to be an abscess on
the kidneys. 1t is not known as to
whether an operation will be neces-
sary but if so, 1t will take place in
few days.
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Robinson and son Raymond
of Oskaloosa and their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. d. r. Cartwright and son James
of Eldon drove down in the car OF the
Cartwrights Sunday and visited at
the parental James T. Johnson home.
This is the first time Mr.. Johnson had
seen his new grandson and namesake'
the Cartwright baby.
Frank Hatch, who until recently
has been identified with the Feed
store at pit South First street left
for Denver, Colo, on Thursday Tor
the second trip to the west. A few
weeks ago he went west with Mrs.
Hotch and was then obliged to re-
turn on account of some business al
fairs and he now returns for the sec
ond trip in the past month. They Will
probably locate in Colorado for few
years at least.
(From TUESDAYS Daily.}
Mrs. c. NJ. Dack is visiting a few
days in Indianola.
Walter Banks went to What Cheer
yesterday to consummate a business
deal.
Mrs. Clarence Jackson is spending
the day in sigourney visiting rela-
tive:. " '~-s,