The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
VISITED STATE SEN.
HE REPORTS HAVING DELIGHT.
Full TIME IN DIES MONIES.

1 l1dSNy, jan. lO.-~D by 1OdSltT- vi II.
and Mrs. Lou Mitchell had visit
with Senator E. E. Mitchell Sunday,
January 18th. He reports having a
delightful time meeting fellow sena-
tors and representatives along with
the hustle of business and seating of
SENATORS in the senate chamber, and
| the grand inaugural ball included. He
says so far as his program for the fu.
ture is concerned, he has not made
Iany, and no one has had any author
ity whatever from him to publish one
1.-THE rat question is a new one too
He says the rats have never bothered
him any. We have heard of rats in
the ladies hair, but when they get to
bothering fellows head that has no
hair it must be serious. A few RAT
Terrier dogs" might be cheaper for
the county than bounty.
The ladies are glad they know that
Senator Mitchell is all right on the
suffrage question.
The W. c. T. U. of Lacey will meet
on Friday, Jan. 1887, instead of on
Thursday, the regular meeting day, on
account of members wanting to attend
the Farmers Institute. Meeting will
be held at the home of REQ and Mrs.
Pegram
Health of this community is gener-
ally good. few have colds. The Ches-
ter McDonough children are better
lat this time.
The school is grinding nicely again.
They gave a short program Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Newell went to Des
Moines Wednesday morning and re-
turned Thursday night.
Mrs. Nellie Vermilyea is improving
rapidly under the doctors care, from
the burns she received last week from
gasoline explosion.
The social that the church people
held at the hall Wednesday night was
very well attended considering the.
severe cold A good sum was taken
in, The next coming event will be the
Box supper Friday night at the school
house. Come one, come all. They are
always a success at Lacey.
Word was received from S. l.. Park.
bursts who are staying at their daugh-
tel, Mrs. Walter Bryan at Iowa Falls
while she is being treated at Roches-
ter, Mimi, for goiter. She had one op-
GRAFTON and was getting along nicely
All hope she will be permanently cur
ed as it is serious operation.
Mr.. Snider of Canada is visiting his
uncle, A. r. Snider. ..
Mr. Thomas Ballenger has his ice
house filled.
George Hanna of Dakota is visiting
at the home of his brother, p. l.. Han
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Mrs. Carrie Matter visited her mo-
ther in New Sharon Friday.
Mrs. Hassleman of Pella visited
visited last week with his daughter,
Mrs. Kaldenberg of this place.
Mr.. Earl Sholk purchased new
Ford last week.
Mrs. Archie McIntire visited her
mother at EldoTa a few days last
week.
Mrs. Will Orr has sold his property
here to his brother Wallace Orr. Will
ana Family expect to move to Ohio
the first of February, where a good
position is waiting Off him in bak
cry of brother-in-law.
Clint Shaw took in hogs Saturday.
1t looks as If there would not be any
corn left for seed The high price
brings many loads each day to mar
ket at the elevator; also a great many
loads of oats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dilley of East
Of Oskaloosa spent one day in Lacey
last week visiting their relatives.
Raymond McCombs spent Saturday
and Sunday in New Sharon.