The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-08-15
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E. Work and, wife, Of Uttumwa, call
ed upon friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Joy Moore went to Spirit LAX,
yesterday to visit her brother Ear
White.
Miss Ida Aver, of Waterloo, Iowa
is visiting at the ]. H. Pickett home
in Park Place" '..
Mrs Mayme Runnels went to Rock
Island yesterday TO spend her vacation
with her husband.
Miss Maude Immegart, of Keokuk
has gone to her home after visiting
Mrs l.. ID. Gosselink.
Mrs. S. S. Smith returned to her
home in Grinnell yesterday after visit
ing at Penn College.
DIR. Tony and family leave tomorrow
for Bluff Park, Iowa, where they will
enjoy several weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Sleeth and daugh.
ter Gladys, of Burlington, are visiting
with relatives here for several days.
Mrs. Tom Lewellyn. of Beacon, has
been visiting her son in Abba who
had an injured hand that had to be
amputated.
Miss Agnes Warder who has been
visiting in Albert Lea with her friend
Miss Florence Fraser, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. S. f. Brooke went home yes
terday to Grinnell after visiting in
Rose Hill, with Mrs. Z. Wallace for
the past few days.
p. H. Sproul, H. A. Foster. J. r. Dale
E. A. Lighlin, C. z. Woodwork and w.
G. inn, of Des Moines. were callers
in Oskaloosa Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ]. Considine and
sister Grace are here from Chicago
on a vacation to see their aunt, Mrs.
Stella Brock No. 931 South ID street.
Mrs. S. E. Johnson and granddaugh
ter Miss Margaret Welch, of Trenton,
Missouri, who has visited at the F.
NJ. Hall home went TO Charlton yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Martelle have
returned TO their home in Cedar Rap
ids, after spending the past week
with her sister Mrs. Geo. Coover and
family.
Mrs. ]. P. Sipes, of Eddyville, was
in the city yesterday to see Miss
Whiteman who is patient at the hos
pitaL Mrs. A. F. Odem was also with
her from Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hanna and son
John, of CenterviIle, returned to their
home after spending several days in
the city with relatives.
Sam Scoles is confined to his home
No. 917 South Market street, by bad
foot that became infected and erysip-
elias developed. The march of the
poison has been arrested and improve
ment is noted from day to day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Powell, of Min
neapolis, here visiting with Mrs.
Pond. Her husband will be in the city
a couple of weeks and Mrs. Powell
who will be remembered as Miss Max.
inc Boyer will spend the summer here.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald, of Water
loo, is visiting relatives and friends
in the city and is guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Bert Robertson. She visited her
grandmother Mrs. w. S. Kenworthy,
at Fairfield, a couple of days this
week.
Paul James. son of W. w. James
OF University Park, was operated up
on at Abbott's hospital yesterday for
throat trouble II was a severe op-
Grafton, and the patient is doing as
well as can be expected under the cir
cumstances.
Mr.. Smith. of Dixon, Illinois, who
owns q number of houses here was in
town this week looking after his prop
erty. Mr.. Smith is enthusiastic over
the live conditions prevailing in and
around Oskaloosa, and says he wishes
he owned more houses here.
G. +. Munroe, of Oskaloosa, is here
in the interest of the Southern Iowa
fair and exposition. TO be held Sep
tember 9Th TO 18th at Oskaloosa. Mr..
Munroe has large acquaintance in
Burlington and over Iowa. He was the
candidate for auditor Of state on the
democratic ticket at two former cleo
tions. Years ago he was connected
with the Donahue Hardware Co. in
this Burlinton Gazette.
Ike Mver who has been critically
ill several DAYS suffering from convul-
sions attendant upon uraemic poison
ing has taken turn for the better.
He rallied yesterday, returned to full
consciousness and the case is decided
Is hopeful today. The mother Mrs.
Isiah Myer, OF Ottumwa, has been at
the bed side several days. The broth
ers Ross and Sam of ottumwa are
here called by the patient condition
and brother Toby Myer of Des Moines
left the bedside last evening to his
work in Des Moines.
sunday j Irsiatiysss III .thenGmber OF
81 gathered 1at The Rofies fof NJ, G. Au-
gustine in honor Of L. $. who took his
place In his country's service. A cafet
erIa dinner was served to the assem-
bled company by Mrs. NJ. g. Augustine