The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-01-27
PERSONAL
(From Saturdays Daily,

lFrOm Saturdays Daily.l
Mrs. Chas. f. Frailey, OF st. Paul
arriged in che CITY Friday and will
\ visit for a few days here. hhe guest
os her friend. Miss Dell Valentine.
Mrs. r.. ID. Dye and nephew, Ber-
nard Dye. left last evening for Coal
field. where ghey win spend few
days visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Edith Maibie, OF Grinnell. ar
r;vtd in the city last evening and will
sgsnd few days here visiting her
fsend. Miss Viola Butler. of Penn
college.
E4r. and Mrs. NJ c. Bonsel, of Rou-
lean, Canada and Mrs. Richard Ha'
vens and daughter Miss Helen. OF
Bussey. are guests at the home of Mrs.
L. j. Bosworth on High avenue west.
Mrs. j. J. Else. of Hazard. Nebr.,
and Mrs. w. H. Barnes. OF Litchfield.
Ntibr. left last evening via the Iowa
General for their homes after attend
ing gle funeral OF their mother. Mrs.
Fred Oswandel.
OF a priest well known in Oska-
loosa, the What Cheer Chronicle
says: Rev. Father Courtney is slowly
recovering from his severe fall he re-
ceived at Davenport short time
since. He was in the hospital there
for four days.
Mrs. Julia Hayerfeld and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Eunice Carnes. who have
been spending a couple of weeks
among Osaaloosa friends enroute
home from Chicago trip, returned
last evening TO their home in Broken
Bow, Nebraska.
Mrs. ]. N. Wymore, wife and family.
who have been residing at StockweH,
Neb.. for period of three years. have
returned to their Mahaska county
home and will take up their permanent
residence at Rose Hill. They We're
visiting in the city this week among
former friends and acquaintance.
Thomas Terrell. residing at No. 6ls
North C street. Is seriously Ill and
physicians have regarded the condF
ton as critical Thomas has been
somewhat III number of months. but
he has become much worse within a
few days The trouble seems to have
resulted as the outgrowth Of an at
tack of la grippe.
Mrs. r. l. Garden. wife OF the well
known scribe and postmaster at
Tracy. has been III with stomach
trouble for several months. She re-
Gently submitted to an examination
at Des Moines and was advised that
a Surgical operation would be neces-
eSl:y. Friends OF the family here
will hope that the operation may
prove entirely successful.
Mrs. Caroline L. Downing. widow of
the late Stephen F. Downing, was
stricken by appoplexy at her home on
South First street Wednesday even
ing while entertaining some friends
and has been unconscious since. A
small company of guests were at the
Downing home for the evening. Mrs.
Downing. seated in her chair was
relating an experience when she sud.
denly stopped talking and commenc-
ed making inarticulate sounds and
numbling. She passed into uncon.
seriousness almost Immediately, since
which time she has had only flashes
OF consciousness. She Is resting
quietly today, with no evidences OF
<..3a.,...osI fh,,+ th,l oondgffnu ic raoa rdad
as critical Mr.. and Mrs. Evans and
children came from Des Moines in re
spouse to a telegram and Mrs. Cora
Howard. the other daughter, has
been summoned.
Clarence Hanna is recovering in a
splendid way from complicated oper-
alton performed at Rochester. Mimi,
on the same day his sister. Mrs. J. N.
Allgood was successfully operated up
on at the Oskaloosa Hospital for ap-
pcndicitis. Mr.. Hanna has been suf-
fering for fully ten or twelve years
with what appeared to be stomach
trouble, sort OF Indigestion He had
taken all manner OF medicines, and
had been examined by experts and had
done everything imaginable to getlre'
lief with out success An operation
was the only thing remaining as y
was pretty clearly. soutlined by ply
sicians that something was wrong
with the stomach. II refused for some
cause to do its work. The first work
Of the operation wasS the opening Of
the stomach which was found to be
in a healthfnl condition. The trouble
was located in an unusual growth that
had obstructed the action OF the liver
The obstruction was removed and Mr.
Hanna is now eating anything and
everything he desires
Frofn Monsay's Daily.l
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Rolfe, who
have been entertained by oskalooss
and Beacon friends during few days
.xisif returned Sunday to their home
30 Flagier.
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