The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-06-11

and daughter Hannah departed yester-
day for Monmouth, ILL.,, for visit with
the lady's sisters, Misses Alice and
Margaret Burnside. From Monmouth
they will go to Madison. Wis, to visit
Charles Burnside and family, and from
there to Spooner, Wis, where they
will spend the summer at Mr.. John
sons summer home. Mr.Johnson will
join them later in Wisconsin.
Dr. C. z. Hunt, veterinarian, who
has just completed a four years
course at the State college at Ames,
has located in this city and associated
in business with Or. Fs'Fh Parker: The
young man was in the city last SUM
mer and assisted DIR. Parker in his
work and practice through the vaca-
tion months. Me is good practition-
er and made many friends during his
stay in the city, all of whom will be
pleased to learn OF his permanent To-
cation here.
Miss Bessie l. Smith has received
1 lldI BIC Iido DCCu dDpOlut-
ed an instructor in the high school at
Buffalo, Wyo., at salary of $50 per
month. She is the daughter of .-rs.
E. T. Smith. of North C street. She
has been assistant superintendent of
the Eddyville schools. The superinten-
dent of the Buffalo schools is j. A.
McCulloch, and is an old-time friend
of Rev. ]. C. Willitts, formerly of this
city, but now pastor of the First M. Il.
church at Muscatine and also class
mate of Superintendent Frank w.
Else.
Word has been received in this city
that Miss Ethel Tovrea, former Os--
kaloosa teacher, has accepted posi-
ton in the High school at Trinidad,
Colo, as professor Of the business
course. ~! 70
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Among those, who, will be in attend
ance from the local post Of the G. A.
r. at the state encampment at Cedar
Rapids next week are Colonel ]. F.
McNeilL il. /, Spencer, T. w. Hyde
and Robert Mssieks oeru ,ss Id.
Swain Hopes and family and Chas.
Howar and mother have removed to
their new home in Fifth ward, No.404
North C street. The place has been
rebuilt and improved inside and out,
and is now one of the contest and
most attractive homes in the city.
Mrs. James A. Dewitt and son, Mas
ter James Jr., have returned to their
home in this city from visit at Ar
kansas City. She was in attendance
at the graduation of her sister, Miss
Ruth Llewelling, from the Arkansas
City High school, and Miss Llewell-
ing accompanied Mrs. Dewitt to this
city where she will visit the greater
part of the summer.
Des Moines News: The many friends
of Mrs. Nina Swain Reed in the city,
will regret to hear of the serious i'll
ness of her husband, Lieut.. Reed, of
appendicitis. Lieut.. Reed was recent
| ly operated upon at the naval hospital
at Mare Island, but several compiled
lions have retarded his recovery AS
soon as he is convalescent,he and Mrs.
Reed will visit with the latter's faith
er, Col. AL Swain, American consul
at Southampton, England.
A letter received from A. B. Com
stock, dated at Los Angeles tells of
difficult surgical operation perform
ed upon his father, Captain A. J.Com-
stock, formerly of Oskaloosa. The
operation was for the purpose of over
coming effects of gun shot wound
received during the civil war While
the operation was difficult and tedious
it was very successful, and consider
ing the age of the patient, past eighty
years, he is getting along nicely.
Abba News: Abba people were CIV
en- pleasant surprise Saturday when
they learned of the wedding of Miss
Della Nelson, of this city, and C. E.
brennan, of New Sharon. The we'd
ding occurred at Oskaloosa where the
couple had gone on the early morning
train, the SERVICES being conducted
at the Christian parsonage. Miss Mel
son is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Nelson. She is a. young lady
of the highest qualities and one whom
the Abba people have admired and
loved since her babyhood. Mr. Dren-
nan has been working for the Iowa
Central on passenger run between
this city and Minneapolis, while his
home has been at New Sharon. The
couple came from oskaloosa to Abba
and left later for Minneapolis to
make their home.
Harry Sopher, of Muscatine, who II
visiting at the DR.. Rodgers home
leaves this evening for Lake Geneva
to attend the Y. NJ. C. A. summer con
! ference.
Chas. II. Duboc, representing Ii
brary Bureau, of Chicago, passet
through the city Sunday evening ant
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