The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-01-25

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\ The doctor Il nmunH the best IN his
pfofesalnnl especially N dlaenthes
and specific treatment Ne n almost
daily called IN consultation where
thrrr II eerlens sickness
Ralph Mccurdys IL home from the
furniture markets.
Mrs ], W. RawRon has been called
10 Massachusetts by telegram an
Bouncing the death Of her mother.
Mrs. ANNA Gray. who has been vie
itlng with her daughter. Miss Anna
Gray. returned this morning TO her
home IN Eddyyillc.
Mrs. Elizabeth Augustine was n
passenger on the morning train for
Burlington, after being In the city a
few days on business.
Formal announcement "a made TO
Iyoskaloosn friends OF the betrothal OF
Miss Ella August Greentree Of Rich
mond, Virginia. and Mr.. Emanuel ".
Yer yeer Of Abba. Iowa.
Mas Martha heel. who has been
visiting In oskaloosa, left this morn.
Ing for Davenport. in which city she
Is making her home. Miss Reel 10 a
nurse in the Davenport hospital.
Ralph Burnside, OF this city and OF
tho Hawkeye Lumber interests, was
elected president Of the Northwestern
Lumber Dealers association ut the re.
cent convention held IA Minneapolis.
Miss Jessie Reid entertained the
members OF her class at her homo in
very hospltable manner last oven.
ing. The occasion was mucin enjoyed
by all present. Refreshments we're
served.
Thomas TaTggart was a passenger
this morning 10 Des Moines to attend
the meeting III the Iowa State Travel.
Ing Mems Association Mr.. Targgart
mas been the victim OF what the local
members belldye TO have been an u.
legal action OF the secretary In his
case, and has a. complaint which the
local men win take up.
w. A. MCNEIL Is home from trip
To st. Paul, where nc has been on
business, He was met at st. Paul By
Superintendent Walter Mcneil Of the
Fairfax and Canmore properties. and
1.-The young man accompanied him 20
this city for a few days visit at the
homo OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs. >.
3. Mcneil, and TO call among nc.
quaintanceB
Mrs. James wills is home from a
visit 10 her husband, who 10 lying help
less In the hospital OF the Soldiers
Home nj MargnaIltown. "Coi Jim"
has been falling rapidly Of late. He
has the best possible care and atten.
ton Of trained nurses and everything
that Kindness and professional care
can suggest is done for his relief, but
the physicians say that he mans con-
ditIon fl approaching n crldcal point.
Al Clements, former machinist at
the Sewers Manufacturing Co.. and
Of late foreman In the Phillips Box Car
Loader works in Ottumwa, 10 here for
a visit with his sen. Mr. Clements
is rccupcrating from the loss OF mn
arm from blood poisoning. While en-.
gagged in work he sustained a trivial
scratch on the finger, which later dc.
yeloped blood poison and ampntation
Of the arm was necessary 10 save the
mans life.
(From Mondays Dailg.)
Miss N. Blanche Ford was a Sun.
day visitor in New Sharon.
Miss Agnes Roberts is visiting for
few days with relatives In Rose
Hill
Louis Halo, Of Hampton, was the
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