The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03

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of Columbia, Mo-, very fancy saddl
horse. 3z
Miss Bessie Franklin has gone u
Omaha to visit her sister, Mrs. Ad
Morrison.
Mrs. Risse Hill, who has had sc
we're attack of the grippe, is yer.
much improved.
Mrs. Jennie Rockefeller who ha
been in What Cheer for some time
returned home Monday.
Miss Grace Gunderson of New
Sharon visited with her friend, Mis-;
Rose Teefy. over Sunday.
Frank Pringle, young farmer O
near Boonsboro, was in town Monda,
trying to buy hay and corn.
Miss Marie Martin of the FRANKIE
Dry Goods Company force is con
fined to her home with the grippe.
Washington Journal Mrs. Henry
Green went to Oskaloosa Monday tc
spend few days there with friends
Miss Jessie Duboc returned Mon
day evening from Pleasantville, Ia.
where she visited the consolidated
school, ..'
Mrs. Anna Foster was called to
Runnels, Iowa, by the serious ILL
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Ollie NJ
Laughlin. ..
Mrs. w. V. Van Vark of Knoxville
came to Oskaloosa Monday to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. d. S. Barr,
on Second avenue west. H..
Nevada Journal: DR.. and Mrs. M.
C. Frazier of Oskaloosa are in the
city today and DR.. Frazier is looking
after his farms near the city.
Mrs. George Ruby left yesterday
for Kearney, Nebraska, summoned
by the death of an uncle, DR.. ]. A.
Andrews, a former Mahaska county
man.
Miss Minnette Murphy returned
from Des Moines Monday evening,
where she attended the committee
meeting of the Allied Temperance
Committee.
Miss Katie Fisher returned to her
home in Muscatine Monday after
visiting with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Lee Fisher, who Is quite sick at the
Abbott hospital.
John Thomas, who has spent the
last month with his daughter, Mrs.
Phil Castle, left for Des Moines this
to visit with another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Earl Dusenbery.
Mrs. J. H. Morrison, No. 115 Ninth
avenue east, who has been severely
ill to the extent that an operation
for relief was impossible, is in SER
ious condition and cannot long sur
vive.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Beard and
daughter Alberta went to Knoxville
today to attend the wedding Of their
cousin, Miss Florence Toy, to Homer
Garretson, which takes place at 5
p. IN.
DR.. B. F. Redman, DR.. A. R. Bowie
and DR.. M. C. Frazier are in Des
Moines in attendance at the state
of Iowa Dentists. DR.. 7. E.
Coffin will go tomorrow for a part of
the program.
John Crozier, he of real estate
fame, was in town today seeing &C
luaintances. He was accompanied
by A. C. Miner, a well known and
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son of Doctor Miner.
Paul Boles, who has been employ
ed for some time past at the Hub,
has resigned his position and is now
employed as salesman and demon
strator of the Electric Vacuum
cleaner for the Traction & Light Co.
Miss Helen Richmond, friends will
be pleased to learn, has rallied from
a critical condition. An attack up
on the heart has subsidized and the
child is out of danger for the time
being, but still very i'll. School
children passing the house have been
requested to refrain from loud talk
or disturbance of any kind.
Miss Gladys Beechler, who has
been seriously indisposed and under
observation and treatment at the Abb
bolt hospital, was improved Monday
and today. Typhoid fever was at
first suspected but all tests fail to
disclose such to be the case. Tenn
perature yesterday was normal and
the patient appeared much easier.
Col. ]. F. McNeill and A. Rosen-
blatt have returned from fort
nights sojourn at Excelsior Springs,
Mo. Both were much benefited in
health. While there Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Cheesman, and DR.. and Mrs.
Abbott were also at the Springs,
making quite an Oskaloosa colony.
All are at home now except Mrs.
Cheesman.
j. E. Bishop has been UP in South
Dakota looking after his ranch there.
Enroute home he stopped at Omaha,
and Joe says: you ought to have
seen Omaha on Saturday evening
celebrating the last dying hours of
the saloons they have cherished so
long. 1t was a great sight and a