The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-02-22


has been prominent in church work
and with the Kings Daughters and in
social way. Both of them will be
missed. Doctor Rogers established
and built up splendid practice. He
had the most extensive dog kennels,
with numerous species of the animals,
to be seen in this part of the state.
The Doctor regrets leaving the old
town and says that he expects to re.
main in close touch with friends and
interests here. He will go to Deep
River Thursday to make preliminary
arrangements for the transfer of his
office. ...
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Lee Kalbach was in Des Moines to-.
day. a.
Misses Nell and Jessie Cruikshank
are visiting in Ottumwa today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Reed went
to Eddyville this morning for brief
visit.
Miss Josephine Kelderman went to
Pella this morning for visit with
her parents.
Eugene Sample, of Burlington, was
looking after business affairs about
town yesterday.
Miss Marie White left this morning
for Des Moines where she will enter
the st. Joseph Academy.
Rex Chidress, son of DR.. and Mrs.
Childress, who has been ill with
heart trouble, is reported better.
Charles Brown returned last even
ing from Des Moines, where he has
been enjoying brief visit with his
brother.
Henry Rosecrans, who has been
confined to his home by severe illness
is so far recovered as to be at office
work once more.
Robert Tyson was an Iowa Central
passenger last evening enroute toI
Kansas City and other south and
southwest points.
Mesdames w. J. O'Brien and Geo.
Prime left this morning via the Rock
Island for Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for
IN extended visit.
Walter Frazee, who has been taking
electrical engineering at Ames Col
eye was in the city Sunday visiting
briefly with friends and relatives.
Miss Lillian Kitson and r. o. Bar
.ett who have been enjoying a visit
with relatives at University Park re-
turned to their home in Audubon, la.
w. E. Richie, formerly of Oskaloo-
sa, but now of Muscatine, was a
brief business caller in the city yes.
:erday while en- route from Des
Moines to his home.
Mrs. Fred L. Moore, 312 North
Fourth street, left this morning via
he NJ. & st. L. for st. Louis, where
she will enjoy a several weeks visit
With her sister, Mrs. Earl belong.
Joe Stumps and Jake Hines depart.
I'd for Hot Springs last evening to en-
10y a months visit and recreation.
Meantime Mrs. Stumps will go toI
Clinton to visit her sister, Mrs. Fair
child, and on to Chicago to visit other
relatives.
William n. Hall No. 81 c avenue
vest, janitor of the First ward school,
Who has been confined to his home
several weeks, helpless and suffering
With sciatic rheumatism is conval'
escing and hopes soon to be about
his duties.
Mrs. T. B. Tufts, Ills c avenue east
S the latest victim of icy side walks
being confined to her home by q
sprained limb. G.. Winter hurt his
back in a fall and was laid up for
lay. He does not fell like a boy
again, even now. Fred Green and c.
V. Hoffman, who sustained badly
sprained ankles on Saturday, are both
still confined to their homes.
r. J. Smith, of Montezuma, was at
ending to business matters in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. II. l.. Stringfellow, of Rose
Hill, spent Sunday in the city at the
nome Vi uSI SUI, LOii oti ihSLOiio"'
Seymour News: Mrs. J. II. ALFRED
and daughter, Miss Vemva, OF Oska
loosa, came Friday to visit few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5.
Gaddis and family.
Colfax Tribune: Bessie James has
resigned her position at the Mercan'
Tile store in Sewers on account OF
failing health and will spend a few
weeks in Oskaloosa.
What Cheer Patriot: Ray Lester
went to OskaloOsa last week. He eX'
poets to go soon to their new home in
Minnesota, his father, ]. r. Lester
having located at Mongolia, Mimi.
Mesdames Chef Amsbury, E
Wright, of Oskaloosa, and Warren
Amsbury, of Des Moines, went tc
Knoxville Monday, where they will
enjoy brief visit at the II. A. Ans
bury home.
OF young lady well known here
the Ottumwa Courier says: Miss
Myrtle Jersey, who is at presen
studying under her teacher, Mari'
Seymour Bissell, of New York, afte
| making succeSsIul debut with tn,