The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-03-08
PERSONALS |


George Il. Roberts is here from De
Moines and will be a Sunday que:
OF friends here
Mrs. Steven Plate of Des Moines
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Leste
Carr foraa couple of days, ..
d. J. Culver who has been buyin
stock for his farm near Kirkville j
home from trip to Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll H. Feezer havi
gone to Mount Carroll, Illinois to b,
present at the wedding of a relative.
Fred L. Smith of the Smith SIMPLE!
Co. is back from the Eastern markets
where he has been purchasing stocl
for the store.
Mrs. Clara Barton has returned from
an extended visit at the home of heI
daughter, Mrs. John Cruikshank al
buxton, Iowa.
Mrs. H. A. Hoover left this morning
for Rossville, Illinois summoned by
the illness of relatives, mother and
brother being ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Berkey have re-
turned to their home at 705 First ave-
nue. east after two months spent with
relatives in Des Moines and Sioux
City
Il. A. Drake, who is at the Mahas-
ka Hospital suffering with pneumo-
MIA, is reported much improved to-
day. He passed a very comfortable
and restful night and his condition
is regarded as decidedly better.
Lynnville tar: Miss Bessie Norton
was taken to the Mahaska hospital at
OskalOosa where she will undergo an
operation for appendicitis. Miss Ozela
I,syl of Newton accompanied her. Drs.
Clark and f. E. Quire performed the
operation.
+. e. Delaney of Knoxville the trav-
cling man and also the leader of the
Knoxville Gospel Team was in Oska-
loosa this week and is working up in
terest in the celebration of the 18th
of the founding of Metho-
dism in Iowa. The date will be made
public soon.
u. II. Lindsey, tho NJ. & st. l.. Ry. |
dispatcher, injured Friday forenoon
when he was hit by an automobile at |
the postoffice corner, is much better
today and is sitting up. No bones
we're broken and the apparent pa
ralysis that at first indicated serious
injury is disappearing rapidly. The |
trouble is all muscular and will re,-
spond quickly to treatment. The |
injured man is stfll very sore about
The muscles of the back but he will /
be out in few days.
Harter Hull is making stir up at |!
les Moines. He organized and carried |
10 successful issue. the first Com
mercial Car Show" ever held any.
where and now other commercial CEN
ers are wild over the idea. Beats the !
ordinary auto show full town block.
Sext we see Hartcr addressing the
Dcs Moines Ad. men. He told them
ONE new things in a new way that
aeld this hypercritical bunch at atten-
Jon for more than thirty minutes
tlaight and he delivered the goods.
Liarter is conner in the capital city
and has some good things in view.
George LetsOn of Des Moines was
calling in town yesterday.
harry Bump of near Lynnville was
J guest OF friends here yesterday.
Miss Ethel BalIinger of Des Moines
s visiting friends and relatives here
-or a few days. v@r ...
Grinnell Herald: c. II. Huddlestou
of oskaloosa visited with Ray
coutts for short time on Wednes-
lay. N8H toH a.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred TRACER left on
Wednesday for Denver and Chcy-
snnc for months visit with rela-
Ives.
John Shaw is out following a
weeks illness with a bad cold but
Mrs. Shaw is bad with sciatic rheu-
natism.
Mrs. NJ. L. Wymore OF New Sharon
'cturned home Friday afternoon af-
-er several days visit here with
Mrs. M. Holder.
Miss Ina Clevenger of Taintor,
Who has been a visitor here at the
lome Of Miss Mary vannest, return
ID home yesterday.
Iowa City's high school basketball
cam and delegation, defeated last
night by the local high school five,
'eturned home this morning.
Simpson Academy's defeated bas-
get ball aggregation returned to In
lianola last evening following their
'attle with the Little Quakers.
Mrs. Mary Whitehead and Mrs. L.
Roach of New Sharon, who were
allied to oskaloosa on a business
returned home on Friday.
Barnes City News: J. A. Crawford
md family OF four children from
rear oskaloosa have moved ON the
I'D Lester farm southeast of town,
'ecently vacated by VIM. A. Kirby.
Mrs. w. S. Lindsly returned to
ler home in st. Charles. Iowa, yes
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