The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-09-28


evening to be present at the Stat,
Christian Endeavor convention, whicl
began Thursday night and continues
over Sunday.
]. w. Wray, of Waterloo, wa
among relatives and old time friend!
in Oskaloosa Saturday. He cam,
down to drive his car home. Hi!
son Fred had come down in the car
and had become storm-bound here
and returned home by rail.
L. ID. Nash, of Clinton, Mo-, is here
visiting his brother, John Nash, and
other relatives and acquaintances In
Oskaloosa and Mahaska county. Mr.
Nash had the misfortune to lose his
wife last July and will make his
home in Kansas City hereafter.
Miss Ida Olson, who has a suite OF
rooms over ia First avenue east, was
taken to the oskaloosa hospital this
morning for treatment for acute indi-
gestion. The young woman has been
i'll only three or four days, but this
morning was in serious condition and
she was hurried to the hospital by
the attending physician.
Cam G. Wallet, who has been in
town a number of days superintend.
ing improvements at his new home on
A avenue east, shooting squirrels and
enjoying now and then a game of
golf, starts today upon a somewhat
extended business trip into South Da-
kota territory, making Sioux Falls
and Mitchell his headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snyder, No. 30S
Second avenue west, depart Tuesday
morning via the Iowa Central for st.
Louis and Lincoln, Nebr., where they
will be entertained by relatives and
friends. Frank has been in charge
of Iowa Central passenger trains
Nos. and 2, in the absence of Con-
ductor Frank Carter, who suffered an
injury a few weeks ago. Mr. Carter
resumed his place Sunday and Mr..
Snyder is now off duty on leave of
absence. He will be absent from
home four to six weeks unless recall
ed before.
Miss Mary E. Dobyns, one of the
foremost members of the corps of in
structors in the Oskaloosa public
schools for years, and one whose abil-
ity has received state fide recogni-
ton, has accepted a position in the
public schools of Des Moines. She
goes to the West Des Moines High,
as instructor in Latin, at salary OF
one hundred dollars per month, and
she enters Immediately upon the du-
ties of her advanced place. Miss
Dobyns has been prominent in local
circles and her work has
been of a high class. She has been
leader and a hard worker in the o.
kaloosa Woman's CLUB, chairman of
and club secretary, and
she will be missed. Oskaloosa friends
are pleased to note the recognition
that comes to Miss Dobyns and her
but they regret that her
takes her away from
the city. Her place, socially and pro-
will be hard to fill.
DR.. c. c. Cone, T. NJ. Shackley, DR..
A. J. Hunter, A. +. Stocker, T.. Winter,
c. E. Brooke, l.. j. Spurgin, Roy KEN
BILE and A. p. Norton have gone to
to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pyth-
las. Ii had been the intention of the
Uniformed Rank to be represented by
a drill team at the meeting as in for
mer years, but the time of holding
having this year been set for Septem-
Der instead OF August as heretofore, it
was given up owing to the fact that
many of the members are clerks and
young business men who have taken
not get away at this busy fall opening
season. The present vice chancel
lor, l.. A. Wiweke of Cherokee, prob.
ably will be elected grand chancellor,
and it is likely that Senator A. c.
Savage of Adair will be elected vice
chancellor and be in line for the
chief Office next year. Bernard Muir
ply of Vinton will get a second term
as supreme representative.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Heron were over
Sunday visitors in Abba.
Walter w. White, of the Herald
force was in Buxton today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Edwards were
over Sunday visitors in Abba.
Mr. and Mrs. r. X. McRae and Mrs.
j. w. Hammond OF Buxton were in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. G. P. Hannul, of Wichita, Kas.,
arrived Saturday evening for few
days visit in this city.
James Ward, OF Ward, Iowa, went
to Eddyville Saturday night for a Wis
it before returning home.
Misses Minnie billiard and Pearl
Patrick visited over Sunday with rel.
atiyes and friends in Clifford, Iowa.
Mason City Globe Gazette: Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. c. Turner are entertaining
this week Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Schlick
OF Oskaloosa.
Harold Dodds, who has been work.
ing In Minneapolis all summer, re-
turned home Saturday evening to
take up his studies in Penn college.
Cedar Rapids Gazette: r. Frazer
Mrs. s. Baldauf, Mrs. L. Baldauf and