The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-10

.
evangeiistic services of the Methods
church closed Monday night with
total OF uhirty-seyen conversions. Tn
faithful and efficient work OF Mr.. I
&c. Kennedy and wife left an indeliIbl
oppression for good in this communit,
and they win long be remembered a
fearless. fervent workers for God
Mrs. Kennedy sings the gospel straigh
tothe hearts of her hearers. Her wei
trained voice and enunciatlon. togeth
er with her sincere and unaffected
manner. have aided largely in max
ing the gospel message effective in tn,
meetings. Mrs. Kennedy met with
the misfortune of breaking her right
limb below the knee, Sunday evening
while on their way to church. 1t APP
pears chat the evangelist and hi.
wife were walking together and In
front OF the A. H. Bartels home boIt
slipped and fell. with the above result
She was at once removed to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed IIammerli, where
she Is being kindly cared for"
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Frank E. Smith is confined to hi.
home. suffering from rheumatism.
Miss Mile Carter, of Des Moines
is the guest of her friend, Mrs. Har
riet Bailey, during the week.
Abba News: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Head stopped in Abba Monday, ex
changing home in Osceola for one
In oskaloosa.
Abba Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
les returned from Oskaloosa last eve
ming. Mrs. Buckles spent q week In
Oskaloosa visiting.
Fred Abraham and c. A. Stanton
have departed for San Antonio and
other parts in Texas and New Mexico
to spend several weeks.
Washington Journal: Miss Pearl
of Ainsworth and Miss Pearl
White left this morning for Oskaloosa
where they will visit for short time
Washington Press: Mrs. George
went to Oskaloosa Sat.
lrday night the spend a few days
with her sister, Miss Mary McAtlin
Edgar Reuter-, son of Mrs. Harry
Holmes. who has been confined to
his home No. sos Third avenue east,
with malaria fever is somewhat bet.
Ter today.
Marshaltown T. R. Mrs. John
OF 0skaloosa, spent Satur-
lay in the city at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
VI. Reynolds.
r. c. Bonebrake, manager and pro-
)rietor of the Monarch Laundry, has
'eturned to his home in this city, aft
sr spending four a weeks recreation
rip in New Mexico.
Abba News: Will Head and wife
rave moved to 0skaloosa. They did
lot like it at osceola, so made the
.hange to their home town, where
hey will be with their relatives.
John Marsh, of the firm of Marsh &
Wells, attorneys Of Elgin, Illinois, was
n the city yesterday on a search for
evidence in connection with the set
cement of an old estate in Winnie
,ago County district court.
Abba News: Horace Colman and
VIII Beckman. of oskaloosa, assisted
he band boys In their entertainment
asst week. Colman goes with the
Ringing Bros. circus each year and
s a fine player on the clarinet. -
DR.. P. ]. Ellsworth is lying quite
II at his home south of the city suff-
ring with an attack Of the old fash
oned lung fever. Mrs. Ellsworth at
he same time is in the Oskaloosa
hospital under treatment for typhoid
Ansel, Manassas and Nate Frankel
ny former Oskaloosa boys. and their
NJ. Rosenfield have
organized a corporation. to erect a
lve-story modern hotel structure at
he southeast corner of Walnut and
Fourth streets In Des Moines.
Rev. ]. c. Wharnock who was ex-
ended call to the United Presby-
erian church pulpit to fill the yacan-
" caused by the resignation of Rev.
r. V. Dugan last season, arrived in
he city Saturday from his former To-
,ation at Hanover, Illinois. and
preached two excellent sermons Sun
lay morning and evening to large and
enthusiastic congregations. The new
has appeared before the con-
upon previous occasions
md his work and words have been
praised. He will be at home in the
41O Second avenue east.
rhe family will arrive in the city In
he spring following the close of the
schools.
Mrs. e. Z. Griggs went to Delta