The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
Dr.. John +. Tony,
DENTIST

fihituf IN ObkninuNh AudaN looAahk
after business matters sad calling ON
friends IN the city
Mrs. Amanda Wilson has returned
10 her old home In Ohip AFTER visiting
with her daughter, Mrs James Ac.
rurney, of oskAloosa.
nur,oa Iladley. state student secre-
tary OF the Y. NJ. @. A.. was visitor
yesterday IN Oskaloosa IN nttendapce
at the Penn.Urinnell game.
Abba Union. Lloyd Harris travelled
the long and tortuous road OF the third
degree Of Masonry Monday night and
is now a fun fiedged Master Mason.
Miss Nellie Cole came down from
her school work at Grlnnell 20 be an
over Sunday guest at the home Of her
parents and to see the foot ball con-
test.
Keota Eagle: ii. l.. Salisbury and
wife went this way Tuesday night
from oslSaloosa to Beaver Dam, Wis
consin, to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Edith Terrell, for an indefinite period.
w. II. and T. 3. Laughrey, who have
been visiting for q few weeks In and
around Oskaloosa with relatives and
friends, left last evening over the
Central for their home at Blackwell,
Oklahoma.
A surprise party was planned on Mr..
Jacob Weintz, OF this city, Thursday
evening. His three chilrden were
with him, Mrs. Harry Rogers, whose
husband Is attending school in Chi
cago, Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong,
and James Weintz and wife, one son
being absent, Mr. Fred Welntz, Of chi.
cago. Th crowd kept Grandpa up un.
| til 10 o'clock Refreshments were
served and q great many presents
we're given him, It being the occasion
Of his 10th birthday anniversary The
crowd departed, wishing Mr.. Weintz
many more happy birthdays yet to
come.
The many friends OF G. y. Stull will
be pleased TO learn OF his return 70
this city after a conyalescence from
an operation performed at Burlington.
The gentleman had been III during q
lprotracted period and a careful exam.
nation developed foreign growth In
the intestines that impaired and al
most prevented the work OF the sys
TEN. The trouble was or very ser
ious character and there seemed little
hope for the man. An operation re
suited in the removal OF the growth
and the re-establishing Of the func
tIons in a normal way. Mr.. Stull II
now feeling improved from Jay to day
and Is In fact n new man
i (From Mondays DailyJ
| II. w. Phillips an wife were pas
sengers this morning to Rose Hill,
i Mace Hagan was a visitor today In
ottumwa looking after matters Of bus
mess.
Edwin Perry was passenger thii
morning to Mystic on mine workers
business.
| Miss Eva Colwell, OF Abba, was
visitor Sunday in oskaloosa, the CUES
Of friends.
George +. Mccarthy and wife, o
: Delta, we're Sunday visitors VIII
: friends in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred n. McVey Were
Sunday visitors with relatives ant
, friends In New Sharon.
+ Gilbert Randall and wife we're pas
j sengers this morning to sigourney Y
I visit relatives and friends.
Miss May Mock, OF Abba, was
: Sunday visitor In Oskaloosa, the CUES
: Of her sister, Msr. Chas. Beadle.
p. Cad seeyrs and wife, Of Hockine
were Sunday visitors In Oskaloosa q
! the parental @. w. NSeeyers home.
; Misses vida and Gertie Laughle
4 returned last evening from a bric
8 visit with friends In New Sharon.
N. p. Harrington, of Buxton, was
! visitor Sunday in Oskaloosa with nj
family, returning TO his work thi
morning.
Mrs. Belle Padgett, who has bee
visiting her sister, Ollie Nation, r.
e turned this morning to her home j
Rose Hill.
n g. g. Sheppard and wife left TIL
9 morning for Des Moines, where the
will spend few days with relative
j. and friends.
Ell Miss Mamie Moore, who Is teachin
in Eddyyille, was visitor Sunda
!. with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]
= More, CT this city.
Miss Lulu Harris was passengc
J, this morning for DGg Moines, swher
!, she will visit for few days with re
atives and friends.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Hoffman, an
i, Master GuiIdford arrived home Iai
= evening from their Colorado trip, con
ing via Dos Moipes.