The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-09-16

| Blossoms. He will be back here at
! he close OF She base bail season and
VIII line up some really good shows
for the Grand this fall. Incidentally,
Rusty is enthusiastic over the re-
organization OF the Old Iowa league
ard he talks optimistically Of the pros
poets OF such scheme.
President A. Rosenberger of Penn
College has been granted a years
leave of absence and he will spend the
time in travel, study and work in Pal
estine and in other parts of the Holy
Land. He will exercise a superintend-
ency over the Friends Mission at
Ramalla in Parestine where there is
also a boys and girls training school,
one of the largest in the world and
the largest under the patronage of the
Friends. Professor David Edwards
has been elected to the, head or the col
lege for the term of President Rosen-
berger's absence and he Will officiate
as acting president.
The national meeting of the grand
Lodge of Eagles attracted a number
of members of the Qskaloosa Aerie
! this week. Those attending from
the local Aerie were Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Z. Billick, Mr. and Mrs. James De
Board, MIR. and Mrs. ]. L. Calame,
Andy Darnell Pete Parker, Fred Nc
Burney and the delegates of the home
lodge Dan Kenner and Will Jacob,
both of whom are past presidents
and have seats in the convention.
Andy Darnell, who is past state presi-
dent of the Iowa Eagles, received
notification last week of his appoint
mcnt as postmaster of the National
convention, and he was compelled to
be present at the convention several
days in advance of the arrival OF the
delegates to care for the details OF
his office, which is not a light one.
DR.. Edward Mclean, former
friend and associate of the late DR.. n.
S. Garland, concluded negotiations
Monday for the Office and property OF
DR.. Garland and will continue in his
practice. Mr.. Mclean will not come
as a stranger to Oskaloosa having be-
come acquainted with many people
here through his ASSOCIATION with DIR.
Garland about year ago when he
cared for his practice during the abb
sence of the physician In the east. He
is we'll equipped to take up the work
left by DR.. Garland being graduate
of the Chicago Medical College and
with a wide experience in hospital
work and surgery. He has practiced
at Everist about one year with sue
cess and has equal success else where.
lie is a married man and will come to
Oskaloosa to make his permanent.
home.
(From Wednesdays Daily)
C. NJ. Borgess. has gone to Henrys-
vile, Tenn, where he was called by
Jae illness of his father.
Hamilton News: Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
ManseA and sons Ed and Ted enjoyed
Jne festivities at Oskaloosa last week.
Newton News: Mrs. Wesley Turner
and children have gone to Oskaloosa
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alb
ncf Wilson.
w. II. Kalbach has departed for
Chandler and other places in Okla
homa to care for business affairs and
visit at the James Fletcher and +. X.
Hines homes.
Ames Intelligencer: Miss Frances
Hopkins, OF Nevada, who was gradual
ed from the college last June, has a
domestic science position at York, Ne
brasRa. Miss Ella Hopkins will teach
In the Oskaloosa high school the COM
ing year.
Miss Estella Green. who Is Ill with
typhoid fever at the Oskaloosa hos
ptpal, is reported to be in about the
same condition today as yesterday.
Size was taken somewhat worse Mon
day than she was Sunday. but not as
bad as the day before. Her condition
Is now believed to be hopeful.
ABA Tfibuae. Miss Neiiies Cra1g.
OF Abba. visited Saturday. Sunday and
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