The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20

went an operation at Rochester, Mini
Mrs. Walton is reported getting aloni
i nicely and win be returned to 0sks
loosa as quickly as physicians thinl
her condition will permit.
Roscoe Woodruff. SON of Capt. ant
Mrs. c. Woodruff. was passenge
Sunday evening via the c., B. & Q
for Highland Falls, N. T., where h'
viii enter the National Preparation.
school Roscoe viii take the prepare
tory work before taking the entranc,
Determinations at West Point. He vii
return to oskaloosa in about three
months and will be In this city {
short time.
II @. Il Graf went to 0trumwa this
morning where he has accepted a pc
sition with the Lytle-B Bell Auto Co
iMr. Graf has been connected with
the mechanical department of the Nc
Cmre Auto Co. In this city for a mum
Der of years and goes to ottumwa to
accept a similar position with the
LytIe-Bell firm. Mrs.C and daugh,
ter, Miss Madge, will remain in oska.
lOosa for the present.
A. II. Rodgers, better known as
Abe" born and reared and still a
resident in Spring Creek township.
was sixty-four years old on October
IL. His friends and neighbors re-
membered the occasion and flooded
him with Ga post cards, one for each
year and one for good measure. Mr..
Rodgers, while not an old man, is one
of the long time residents of the
county and enjoys a distinction that
few can equal. He is grateful to all
who had part in the surprise show
Ter.
Rev. z. H. Warning was about town
today, receiving the congratulations
of his friends upon the occasion of
his SD birthday. He Is as agile as
many men twenty yeare his junior
and enjoys perfect health. Rev.
Waring was born in Hereford, Eng
land, coming to America when he was
Is years old. He located at Belle
fonte, Pa, and while here at the age
of 81 he started to preach. He put
in 61a years as local preacher on cir
cults in Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Virginia, coming to the Iowa Confer
ence in 1857. Here he filled appoint.
ments in West Des Moines. Kossuth.
Oskaloosa, Burlington, Keokuk, Knox.
vile and Fairfield. For four years
he served as presiding elder OF the
Mt. Pleasant district In 1876. owing
to poor health, he retired from the
ministry and for twenty years served
as official reporter for the circuit and
district courts of the Sixth district
of Iowa. Rev. Warning has been res
ident of Oskaloosa since 1888, and
his hosts of friends hope he may con-
tinue 10 be one for many years to
come.
(From Tuesdays Daily.J
Miss Rilla Edwards has gone to Col
fax for q weeks visit among relatives.
Miss Pearl Porter, OF Beacon, de-
parted this morning for GrinneIl on
business.
Rev. |. o. Kemble went to Otley,
Iowa, where he will conduct funeral
services.
Major and Mrs. S. II. NJ. Byers, of
Des Moines, are in the city visiting
with friends.
Miss Beulah Beans, OF Sully, is the
guest of friends and acquainrances
through the week.
Miss Nina Mick, OF Bussey. is a
visitor at the C. C. Scott home, No.
$40 Eighth avenue east.
Mrs. Marie Griffiths, of Oskaloosa,
spent Monday with her friend, Mrs.
Mollie Bond, of Wright.
Rev. McClelland and Rev. Stafford,
of the Methodist church, are business
callers in Des Moines today.
Frank Edrts was a passenger this
morning via the Rock Island for West
Palm Beach, Fla. on business.
Miss Ida LOTUS, OF Burlington. is
visiting at st. Mary's Rectory, the
guest of her brother, Rev. T. F. Lot
tus.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. W. Clendenon and
son John went to What Cheer this
morning for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. W. c. CIavier, OF Marshfield,
Wis, who was called to the city by
the death OF J. w. Brier, returned to
her home this morning.
f. f. Green departed this morning
over the Iowa Central for his farm al
Java. S. ID. Mr.. Green goes via Min
neapolis and Aberdeen.
Mrs. Lucinda Mccoy and daughter,
Miss Nellie, returned 10 their home at
HillsborO this morning after visit
at the W. p. Biackford home in this
city.
Mrs. X. A. Kent, Mrs. X. II. wa
liams and Mrs. G. JoTdon were pas
sengers this morning for Boone, Ia,
where they will attend the w. G. T.
u. convention, 10 which they are dele
gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Fisher and son
Gerald have returned TO their home
al Birmingham. Ia. after a few days
visit with their daughter and sister,
Mrs J.. f. Donnelly, al sl5 South y
street
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