The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-12-09
lady.s mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Ferguson.

OF TUSCALOOSA VINO returned iron
Washington few weeks ago to TAX,
A up her home in the city, is seriousl,
i'll Of typhoid fever.
Misses Mabel McCord, Mae Dulir
and Hazel Stevens returned this morn
ing to their school duties near Lacey
after visiting over Sunday at their
homes in this city.
Mrs. John Morris and daughters,
Ruth and Emma, and son John, and
Mrs. M. Baker, of Eddyville, were Wis
tors in the city Saturday at the ]. c.
Wright nome.
Miss Juanetta Richardson was a
caller among Eddyyille friends over
Sunday. She has recently accepted
position as book-keeper with the
Kemble Floral Co.
Miss Anna Spann, of University
PARK, went to CoaIfield Saturday even
ing and ON Sunday held services at
that place. She returned Monday
morning.
Mrs. Harry C. Rogers, who has been
at Carrizozo, New Mexico, on a trip
that combined business affairs with
/ quest for health betterment, is home
from two months sojourn in the
southwest.
Guy Bacon, of the Herald repertor-
ial staff, has gone to Omaha, where
he will visit the great corn show. He
goes thence to Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
| to be the guest of his sister, Mrs. Bert
Hanna. He will be absent from home
until next Monday.
c. J. Hall, of Los Angeles, Cal, who
has been conducting temperance
meetings in the NJ. E. church of this
place, left this morning for Hayes
vile, where he viii conduct similar
meetings Monday and Tuesday even
! ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barrett departed
this morning via the Iowa Central for
Renick, Mo-, where they will make an
extended visit among relatives and
! friends. Mr.. Barrett has resigned
his position with the Adams Express
Company.
Miss Fay Lankelma, a trained nurse
from Des Moines, spent Sunday in the
city with her brother, Pete Dankelma,
at the Downing Hotel, and with Miss
Kelly, head nurse at Abbott's hospital.
Miss Lankelma and Miss Kelly were
classmates in the training school to-
gether.
OF a family we'll known in Oska-
loosa, Mr.. B. being formerly with the
Golden Eagle, the Abba Union says:
M. Bloombren has moved his FAM
lily into the new residence just finish |
ed for them by R. o. Cramer on Sec |
ond avenue west. 1t is one of the |
and modern and Nanny will enjoy |
using it."
Frank B. Davis, of the firm of Shaw |
& Davis, is lying seriously i'll of a
complication of troubles, at his home,
and his condition has been considered |
of a serious character Better symp- |
toms have developed today, however,
and those in attendance are hopeful. /
Mr.. Davis first suffered with an an |
noying eczema, then came rheuma- /
tism, neuralgia, the immoderate swell /
ing of the limbs, the eyes were effect |.
ed and almost closed by the swelling, /
and throat trouble developed. Hos /
pital treatment failed to benefit the l
patient and he was returned to his
home. He has been confined to his
bed two weeks or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Cook leave
Wednesday evening for Lindsay, Cal, Il
where they expect to make their home.
They have been residents of Oskaloosa
for several years and many will re-
greet their leaving.
Mrs. c. w. (Clara Lacey Greene, of
Des Moines. announces the marriage /
OF her son, Hugh H. Greene, to Miss
Laura Lenore Hyde, OF South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene will live in Wy.
oming on the Greene ranch.
Relatives here have received word5
Byron w. Kenworthy, former Oska-
loosa boy He has been elected presi-
dent of the Merchants and Manufac-
turers Association of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Kenworthy is general manager in
the eastern coast states for the n. K
Fairbanks Company, and mas sevent'
men under him. His election to the
presidency OF this important organiza-
ton shows the high esteem in which
he is held in the Quaker City" and
S a source of pleasure to his old time
friends here.