The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-12-15

has resigned his position as janitc
at the building, same to be effectiv
December 10. Mr.. Strader will r,
enter the real estate and life insu
. ance business.
AL White, who has been visitin
among relatives and friends in tn
city during the last two weeks, ha
returned to his home in Brighton
where he is spending the winter sea
son of vacation off duty with. tn,
Ringing Brothers Shows with hi
mother.
i Prof. Dennis received word from
Prof. Geo. Shaw, formerly of Contra
Holiness university, that he had beer
elected to professorship in Taylor
University at Upland, Ind, and will
begin his work next January. He
will be in the same college with Pro
fessor Ayers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Wilson and son
Claire, of Des Moines, are in the city,
called by the serious illness of Mr..
Wilson's mother, Mrs. Sarah Stem
mons, who submitted to a surgical
operation last Friday. Mrs. Slem-
mons condition is reported slightly
improved today.
Chas Gist and Miss Helen Love,
accompanied by MI and Mrs. Chas.
Love, went to Des Moines this morn
ing where they will be Joined in the
bonds of matrimony. They will re-
turn to Oskaloosa this evening and
intend to make Oskaloosa their home.
Mr.. Gist is known about the city as
Red" and was for several months
driver on the o. B. & T. Co.'S wagon
Rev. J. Hollister Lynch, who was
rector of the Trinity church of OF
tumwa for eleven years and who has
been pastor of the Church of the Re.
deemer of st. Louis, and well known
in this city, has accepted a call &c
the Church of Our Savior at Cincin-
natl, O., one OF the leading Episcopal
charges in Ohio. His appointment
comes as good news to his friends
in Oskaloosa.
There will be an old fashioned
Merry Christmas and a family reun.
ion at the F. E. Smith home, No. 703
High avenue east, with numerous
members of the family there from a
distance. Miss Lena Smith, the ED
er daughter, came home from the
Smith ranch near Portales, New Mex
leo, last week, and Sunday evening
Nye Smith, son, arrived home from
Texas, where he has been |
in a hospital a number of weeks suf. |
'ering with typhoid fever, and from
which he is convalescing. Herbert |
Smith and his cousin, Miss Josephine !
Thatcher, arrived not long since from |
Denver, and the family circle will be
almost complete at the holiday sea-
son.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.J
w. A. Sewers and daughter, Miss
Gail, went to Colfax this morning on
business.
]. w. Lewis went to Sigourney and
iedrick this morning where he will
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Schee and son
Huston Jr., went to Des Moines this
morning where they will spend the
lay.
Mrs. Mary Hampton, of Auburn,
Neb., is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Will Grier, COL Fifth
avenue West.
DR.. J. S. Henderson and Geo. Fraker
vent to Ottumwa this morning where
hey will spend the day caring for
business matters.
Invitations are out for the marriage
If Mr.. Ernest r. Moore, of Kirkwood,
H., TO Miss Caroline H. Smith, which
will occur at the home of the brides
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Smith,
n Fremont, on Wednesday evening,
December IA, at 700 o'clock
Rev. W. P. Williams, of St. James
Parish, who has been aiIing for sew.
'ral days with a complication of cold
md fever was removed from his
ooms at the Adams House last even
ng and taken TO the Oskaloosa Hos
'ital where he is resting easy.
Rev. A. o. Broyles, formerly Bap.
list minister here, has accepted a call
# the Baptist church of Logan, la.
lie and his family expect to move
rom Sidney, where they now reside,
his week. About year ago Rev.
Mr.. Broyles was the victim of a pc.
:uliar accident whereby he lost the
light of an eye.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Margaret
Helm, who has been visiting for sey.
.ral months past in Texarkana, Ark,
With her son, Scion Helm, arrived |
friday from an extended stay with |
Ter sister, Mrs. J. w. Hults and 9th.
'elatives. Mrs. Helm was visiting a |
sister in Packwodo the morning of |
he big fire down there, and says 1t I
vas a dreadful calamity to the town. |
The many friends of Henry Rose
rams, of the Oskaloosa Times, who
s i'll with pneumonia, were rejoiced
his morning in the news that the suf- |
'erer had passed better night and
hat this morning there were symP-l
-oms of better character. The cri-
sis has passed and with no unlocked
'or complications the man will re-