The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-09-19

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Little apartment house, No. 103 higi
venue East Mrs. Craebner comes t
take the position Gf purchasing agen
$or the Hawkeye Lumber Company,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McKibben anC
i daughter of Marshal!town and Lyman
| Collins and wife of Clemens passed
through New Sharon on their way
home from 0skaloosa. where they hac
| taken their childr IN TO attend school
at Penn College The parents are
| cousins of Mrs. Leota Holt.--New
Sharon Star.
Walter Imig, prize corn raiser OF
Harrison township now in the service
Of his country in tie aviation depart
ment is visiting with his wife and
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. mig in
this county Walter is one of those
young men who saw his country's
need of men skilled in aerial photo
graphy early in the war. He enlisted
and has taken a course of training
calculated TO make him of great vah
ne to the army at the front. His
friends in Mahaska county will wish
him well and are glad for the brief
Times. ...........
Mrs. Mary Barnes Is home from a
visit with Mrs. Hort and Mrs. VIM.
Iriifiths near Beacon. .r
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Mitchum have
received word of the safe arrival OF
their son at some port overseas
Mrs. Rose Denise returned to her
home in New Sharon yesterday after
visiting in Fremont with relatives.
Miss wacil Turner left last evening
for Chicago, where she will attend
the Columbia College of Expression.
Mrs. Frank Snyder returned to Al
bia last evening after visiting the
week end with Mrs. Frank Shoemake.
Miss Goldie Wignall went to her
home in Marshalitown last evening
after visiting at the home of Mrs. J.
Osborne. -,a.- & r.
Mrs. John Timmons, who has been
in Eddyville with her daughter, Mrs.
L. VIZ. Akers, returned to her home
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Baxter and son Robert
returned to Abba last evening after
visiting her sisters, Misses Belle and
Elizabeth Holden. at Beacon.
Mrs. A. l.. Smith and son Terrell
returned to their home in EddyVille
last evening after visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Rogers, on G avenue west.
Mrs. Thomas p. Matthews and
children, of Grand Island. Nebr., are
visiting in the city with her brother,
e. J. Mason and family, SOC North A
street.
Mrs. D. A. Boyer went TO Marshall
twon yesterday to visit her brother,
B. Field, and also to meet her hus-
band on his way home from the Da-
kotag.
w. F. Richie of Cedar was taken
i'll Friday morning and was brought
to the Mahaska hospital. DR.. B. o.
Jerrel of this city and DR.. Spillman
Of Oltumwa are in attendance.
Mrs. A. Z. Tennis having sold her
home, l1l4 c avenue east, will with
her daughter, Mrs. u. d. Corning
have apartments during the coming
winter at the F.. L. Chriatie residence
at 2ll North Third street.
Mrs. Chas. Y. Shurts, 1115 c ave
nue. east, who recently submitted to
severe operation at the Mahaska
hospital. for appendicitis, has come
through the ordeal most satisfactor
lily and is now on the way TO perma
nent recovery. s.-
That old saying that trouble never
comes single-handed is borne out in
the case of Mrs. Winifred Burke. Re
turning three weeks ago from visit
with her parents, who are in pool
! health, she has since attended thu
bedside of two daughters who have
submitted to surgical operations, anC
on Saturday evening her son, Harolt
Burke, was seriously hurt in the au
tomobile accident. ..... ..
OF well known former Oskaloos;
boy the Ottumwa Courier says: "F
L. Warder. of Farson, who was in
jured when knocked down by an all
tomobile last Friday evening, is re
ported to be recovering from the in
juries, but he has contracted cast
Of pneumonia. Mr.. Warder was no
feeling well when the accident oc
Cured and was bothered with bat
cold. The accident probably weak
ened him through the shock so tina
his cold developed into pneumoni;
yesterday. While the larson maj
Is very sick 1t is expected that he will
recover soon. The injuries sustain
ed in the accident did not prove sefl
Gus but the Development of pneumo
MIA will likely hinder his progress Il
some extent. The accident occurre'
in Ottumwa."
Mrs John A. Kalbach was Gale,
TO Ottumwa today by the illness O
her sister. Mrs. George w. Hale,
former well known resident OF Oska
loosa.
Some one has accused f.. II. Wors
poukry fancier, OF Muscatine. OF crea
ing new breeds. This exhibitor VIII
entered something over five hundre
4 hfrdo had avhihito IN - Iars 4t,o