The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-29

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b and friends. In few days she an
her mother expect to go East for /
bsojourn.
Ex-Councilman o. E. Dickson. no'
a denizen of Davenport, which is i
the county Of Scott and state of Iowa
Twas in the city today on business al
fairs and having a good time witt
IOld-time friends; Fl. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Newman an,
family. Mr.. and Mrs. James Chev
and family, Mr.. J. ". Graham ant
daughter Anna. of Oskaloosa, attend
ed the wedding in Knoxville recent!
of Mr.. Clifford Former and Miss Maui
De Raat. .. ~.
Mrs. j. B. Adkins departed this af
ternoon via the Iowa Central for g
months vacation in Virginia. Mrs
Adkins will stop at Grinnell and visit
with her SON and daughter, who are
attending school. She departs from
Grinnell over the Rock Island at mid
brothers and sisters at Middlebury,
Va.
DR.. and Mrs. W s. Windle and
daughter Ruth are beginning to break
home ties preparatory to leaving for
their new home in Kansas City. Their
goods have been packed and some of
! them shipped and the family will leave
on Saturday. Hosts of friends regret
to see these excellent people leave Os.
kalOosa. as they have been identified
with the city for many years. Mrs.
Windle was born and raised here and
DR.. Windle came to Oskaloosa nearly
twenty years ago. and for four and
One-half years occupied the chair of
Chemistry and Biology at Penn Col
lege. He there completed his course
in medicine and after term of prac
tice elsewhere came to Oskaloosa in
1897 and established himself among
the leading physicians and surgeons
of the city. After postgraduate work
about two years ago he gave up the
general practice and went into special
eye, ear and throat. His practice here
has been satisfactory but splendid |
opening was offered him in Kansas |
City, and the larger field made the off |
9r one that could not be refused. He |
will become the associate of DR.. F. L. |
Anderson, of Kansas City, an old and
established specialist who has more
work than one man can handle. His |
office will be in the Century Building /
While regretting to part with these |
good folks, their friends will be gland
TO know of the fine location and pros
poets that await them in their new
home in Kansas City. Doth DR.. and |
Mrs. Windle have been members of \
st. James Episcopal church, and for
several years DR.. Windle has been a \
of the sestry and has served |
acceptabIy as Junior Warden.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Chas Beadle departed this morning |
or Abba to take in the fair.
Mrs. c. C. Struble went to Abba
asst evening for few days visit.
w. w. Montgomery is spending sew
eral days in Wright and Fremont on
business.
r. l.. Jones, No. 207 B avenue west,
departed last evening for the eastern.
markets on buying trip.
p. X. Edison of Fremont, depart
ed from the city yesterday via the
Rock Island for Erick, Oklahoma. on
business.
Mrs. S. ]. Farmer and Mrs. S. MAJ !,
Blanchard have returned from an all
summer stay among relatives and
trends at Duluth and st. Paul.
Frank Marshall. of the Pike drug
store has returned after a ten days
yacation spent at his former home at
1ldora. He says he had an enjoyable |,
rip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Muffiey, who have
'een visiting at the home of Mrs. Muf.
ley's parents, Dr. and Mrs d. L.Cole,
rave returned to their home in Mans {
ield, Ohio.
Mrs. Jos. Stumps, accompanied by
Irs. Mary Zuloff and daughter Kath,
rine, of Los Angeles, have gone to
IhicagO for. a few weeks visit with
elatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Watson and son.
Who have been visiting at the r. P.
Nilsson home, 61S North c street. for
he last ten days. returned to their
ome in Oxford, Iowa, this morning {
Will Lawrie. of Ottumwa, was in I
he city yesterday, guest at the DIR.
Ierbert Killips home, No. 6O9 South
| street MI Lawrie was in the city
o make arrangements for an engage
nent at Penn college.
Mrs. Susie Copeland, who has been ,
listing with friends and relatives -
I Fremont. Kirkyille and Oskaloosa. !
eft here yesterday for her home in !,
lincoln. Nebr. Mr.. and Mrs. Cope. =
and will return to Mahaska county ,
ext year to make their future home. -
ottumwa Herald: The marriage +
( Ralph Phillips and Miss Rose Sher- S
erne, both of Oskaloosa, was solemn \
ged Monday at the court house by C
lev. s. Isaac Elder. pastor of the Il
outh Ottumwa Baptist church. The il
ouple left at once for their home ii &