The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-08-01

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week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hill and daugt
ter Martha of Cedar Rapids were il
town yesterday enroute for thei
home.
Principal w. H. Kelley of the o.
kaloosa High school is home after at
tending Chicago University's summe
school.
Miss Elsie Buckholtz went to he
home in Ottumwa yesterday after Wis
iting the past few days with the Ba
con family.
/ Mr.. and Mrs d. Z. Edwards and sor
Raymond of Newton motored to the
, city yesterday and are spending few
days with relatives.
Mrs Maude Hope and daughters Lu
cile and Emma returned to their honl
in what Cheer yesterday after visiting
with her mother, Mrs. A. d. Miller
DR.. w. B. Stegner of University
Park left for Omaha where he has
been appointed Veterinary Inspector
with the Bureau of Animal Industry.
Miss Louise McNeeley went to her
home in Nation, Ills, yesterday. after
visiting with Miss Sarah Wheather
She returns TO make her home in Os.
kaloosa
Miss Ruth Kiner who has been ser.
iously i'll at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Harry Walker, was able to be
taken to the parental home near Bea-
con yesterday.
Mrs. T. r. Ryan and son Floyd r..
turned to their home in New Sharon
after visiting for the past few days IN
Washington and other places with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lee Mccain of Des Moines is
spending a few days in the city at the
B. j. Snyder home. Mrs. McCann has
been visiting relatives in What Cheer
and on her return stopped in the city.
Wilmer Roberts left last evening for
Fremont, Nebraska, after spending a
short time with his mother and other
relatives here. He was accompanied rs
far as Marshalltown with James
Whitehill.
Mrs. Myrtle Glaze Morton and Miss
Jennie Meek, members of the Oska-
loosa Corps of Teachers arrived home
last evening from Chicago where they
have been attending Summer school
in the Chicago University.
John Fowler who was working IN
the wreck that occurred yesterday
morning at the NJ. & st. L. was pain
fully scalded. When under the engine
his arm struck a valve and hot water
poured over his right arm, neck and
back.
Mrs. Frank Eberline has arrived
home from Milwaukee where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Ris-
ney for the past week. Her nephew
Joey Risney who has been visiting
friends and relatives here returned
home with her.
Francis A. Davis of Battery F 3SS
Field Artillery visited with his wife at
the parental Adam Embling home on
Wednesday night between trains prio"
to his departure for France. He left
Camp Dodge Thursday morning with
the officers unit of the Field Artillery.
1t took thirty stitches to close the
scalp wound sustained by Huber
Kalbach in the swimming acct
dent yesterday. From the effects
of the anesthetic and the pain
of the wound he passed restless
night, but no serious consequences ar"
Doctor Fred J. Jarvis who was in
jured in an automobile accident Wed
nesday when his car turned over upon
him, passed fairly good night and
was able TO sleep more Friday night
than at any time since his injury. His
condition today is regarded as more
favorable. He is able to move himself
to better advantage today and appears
more at ease. No further injuries have
and the internal soreness
experienced Thursday and FRIDAY
seems less severe today. DIR. Dwight
Jarvis of Charlton is assisting in the
care of his brother. He was here also
on account of the illness of his son.
Little Fred" who last week was op
Grated upon by DR.. F. }. Jarvis at the
Mahaska hospital for appendicitis.
The little fellow is doing nicely.
Harry X. PeasIey, of Camp Dodge
spent the weekend at the parental
home.
Miss Florence Smith has returned
from Victor, Iowa, after a short visit
with friends.
Mrs. Catherine Cease went OF New
ton Saturday to visit the week end
with friends.
Mrs. Harry Stephens came from
New Sharon Saturday to visit at the
home.
Mrs. r. w. Powell went to her home
in Kirksyille. Mo-. Saturday after Wis
iting Mrs John Nelson.
Miss Laura Montgomery went TO
Nevada. Iowa. Saturday TO visit her
sister Mrs. Walter l.. Wray.