The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-24

Of her house. No. sol North Secon
street. Miss Hoffman made it hersel
Hansell and sons, of Rose Hill
made US pleasant call Monday an
Mr.. Hansell tells us they purchased
fine spotted Poland hog at Kalona las
week that cost them $500 cash and h
says they are going to make someon
sit up and get when they come TO tn
fair next year.-What Cheer Chror
icle.
Mrs. Henry Rockwell and children
of Cedar Rapids are visiting with he
parents in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Nail of Rocl
Island were over Sunday visitors a
his mothers, on avenue West.
C. w. Ermery, manager of the
brick and tile plant of What Cheer
was in town Friday on business.
| Miss Inez Sewers of Washington is
spending the week in the city with heI
mother on North Eleventh street. !
Mrs. Margaret Roberts of 213 South
d street has returned from a two
weeks visit in Omaha with relatives.
George Ellis and family of Center.
vile were week end visitors here with
Mrs. Ellis mother on North d. street.
Mrs. Phil Shawley and daughter,
Miss Clara went to Marshalltown Sat
urday TO visit her sister Mrs. o. A.
Murphy.
Harry X. Peasley who has been
among the hospital patients at Camp
Dodge during the recent epidemic is
greatly improved and is recovering
rapidly.
Mrs. John Likes went to Chicago
last Friday, called by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Josephine Ribbe, who
is in serious condition and not ex-
pected to live.
Mrs. Jess Spurgin went to Morning
Sun Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. c. H. McClurkin and from there
will go to her home in Denver, Color
ado, after her visiting with Mrs. J. L.
jules DIT -lu. NUItH ~ SlIttl.
F. w. Glaze has been in the Gro
Gerry business in Oskaloosa forty odd
years and he says his store was closed
Saturday night for the first time in all
these years at six O'Clock. Most of the
time his store has been open from IL
TO II o'clock p. m. IL. .....
Editor Chal. Sturgeon of the Eddy
vile Tribune has just INDUCED in a
new linotype machine to improve his
already excellent paper. But it baked
on him Saturday, and as everything
was under quarantine and VIII Bar
rows could not go to church On San
day, he went down to Eddyviile and
started the tricky machine to running
smoothly again.
Captain Pete" Hoar is at his home
in Oskaloosa, suffering with an attack
of Spanish Influenza. The captain,
who has been on special detail to
Camp Dix following his advancement
in the service was given an assign
mert to special duty at Camp Dodge
where he arrived last week and found
the camp under quarantine. He went
to the Hotel and was taken i'll there.
He managed to get to his home here
Saturday evening.
David Broughton is suTerins at his
home at 1O7 South II street with in
fiuenza.
Verne Russell and family, five cases
of the influenza are out and recover
ing rapidly.
Harry Schlagle Of Davenport, was in
Oskaloosa Sunday, a guest OF his SIS
ter, Mrs Cora Brown.
Miss Thelma Aikens of Sioux City
is in the city visiting with Mr. George
Porter for several days.
Judge Ben Mccoy is at Des Moines
under medical care. His condition is
but progress Is slow.
Gwendolyn Luscombe who is work
ing at Des Moines spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Beacon.
Mrs. Ella F. Barlow of Springfield,
his. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. +.
Mcneil, 413 High avenue East.
Mrs. A. ]. Gatchell of Abba spent
Monday in the city with Mrs. George
Stout. No. AS North Market street.
J. II. Black and family of Hedrick
were in town Monday and are spend
ing the week with Mr.. Blacks mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Bradford OF Cen
teryille spent Sunday in the city with
Mrs. Bradfords parents on North u
street
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young and
daughter of Barnes City moiored TO
the city Saturday and spent the week
end with parents.
Miss Betty Crown OF Muscatine has
TO her home after spending
several days in the city with her SIS
ter on c avenue West.
Frank Titus who is in government
inspection service with head quarters
al Chicago was in town yesterday
looking after some wool problems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Howard and
family. six members, all of whom SUI
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