The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12

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Lold Iowa league. a dispatch from For
Worth Texas says: Manager Ham Pat
terson of Dallas was arrested on /;
charge of assault during today's gam,
between Fort Worth and Dallas fol
lowing an encounter with policemen
after he had disputed decision ant
refused to leave the field. as ordered
by umpire Kennedy. Policeman Deer
ing received a dislocated knee during
the fight. Patterson gave bond anC
was released.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Cadwallader left
last night for Ames summoned by the
Iprecarious and alarming condition Of
their son Warren student at the
State College. Warren was suffering
from pneumonia Complications devel
oped necessitating an operation which
was not successful in removing the
trouble. "A second operation became
necessary and this was to be done to
lday at noon. The operation was
Thought to be extremely hazardous on
account of the weakened condition OF
1.-THE young man and the outcome is in
doubt.
NJ. ID. Garner returned home from
Charlton yesterday after a brief bust
ness visit.
Mrs Ella Young returned to her
hcme in New Sharon. yesterday after
noon after business visit here.
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Mrs. Frank Reece and children of
Centerville were in town yesterday,
enroute to New Sharon for a visit,
Mrs. Frances Galloway was a pas
senger to Marshalltown yesterday af-
ternoon, going to visit her daughter,
Mrs. F. Wagner.
Miss Mae Skinner of Marshalltown
who has been visiting for the past few
days with friends and acquaintances
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. William Jennings of Marshall
town who has been in town the past
few days on a business mission re-
turned home Friday afternoon.
Montezuma Republican: Mr. and
Mrs. e. E. Ives and son. Keith of Os-
kaloosa. were callers Tuesday after
noon at the George Johnson home.
Mrs. j. F. Fisher and son Carl Fish
er, left for New Sharon yesterday af-
tcrnoon going to spend the week end
at the home of her brother, Frank
Friend
Mrs. Hugh Davey and father, Pat
rick McDonough of Mason City return
ed to their home Friday following
few days visit here with friends and
relatives.
What Cheer Patriot: Miss Clenden-
on of Oskaloosa returned home on
Tuesday after visiting for several days
with her sister, Mrs. Garrett PIN of
this city.
Richland Clarion: Mrs. Jenkins
came down from Oskaloosa Saturday
called here by the serious illness of
Mrs. Lee Nelson, who is later report
ed as improving.
Abba Republican: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stout and family of Oskaloosa
were week end visitors with Abba
friends. LaRue Richardson returned
with them for a weeks visit.
Keokuk County News! Jim Camp
bell and sister, Mrs. Nick Aitrock
spent Sunday with their brother. Ben
Campbell at OsEaloosa. Jimmie Muir
ply took them over in his car.
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Alex
apder of Oskaloosa and Mrs. Copeland
of Des Moines who spent few days
with James Taylor and wife left Fri
day for their respective homes.
Knoxville Journal: Mrs William
Walker of Oskaloosa spent Sunday
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. G. w.
Franks at the home of her (Mrs.
Walker's) nephew, B. F. Franks.
Pella Chronical: Miss Carrie Clark
who has been working at Des Moines
has been visiting at her home in Pei
la this week. She and Miss Josia Gran
dia visited Miss Ruby Clark at Oska-
loosa Monday afternoon.
Knoxville Journal: Roy Ramsay
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bis sister, Mrs. F. o. Ewing in Oska.
loosa and on Sunday brought the Ew-
ing family to this city by auto for a
short visit with relatives.
Keota Eagle: Mrs. c. NJ. Sleeth--
better known here as Mrs. Henrietta
kaufman and youngest daughter
came from their home at Oskaloosa
Tuesday evening and are visiting at
the a. Kleinschmidt home AMI with
other relatives.
C. W. Jordon is home from the Dor.
der land of Texas where he has been
with Mrs. Jordon, having an extended
sojourn Mr. Jordon tells of accom-
panying a military expedition into Old
Mexico and has some interesting eX-
periences TO relate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floid Hatcher are
now at home at the former Professor
Perry residence. No 30s North b St
They are finally settled, with the ex
ception of few pieces of furnishings
and are ready to begin the housnkeep-
ing game in earnest.