The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

III some HduueT Ieli, anu the zoos
END of a wire puactured the pupil &
his right eye, tearing out the corne,
and Iris, allowing the Nitrous humo
to run out Willis Utterback, VIII
was here in his auto, took Harry bacl
to oskaloosa to specialist there
where everything possible will b.
done to save the eye. .y
Iowa City Republican,: DR.. NJ. +
Boyd, instructor in pathology ant
bacteriology in the State Universit.
of Iowa has been made health Officer
and city bacteriologist of Oskaloosa
Iowa. He enters upon his new duties
today. Last winter DR.. Boyd con
Quoted q special investigation of the
epidemic of typhoid fever at Oska
loosa and his work proved so satisfac
tory to the city council that he was
called Immediately to devote his en-
tire time to the work as health officer
This action of Oskaloosa serves to
illustrate two facts of increasing i'm
portance," said DR.. Henry Albert
state bacteriologist, yesterday First
our cities are rapidly realizing that il
the health of their people is to be
properly conserved, they must have
the full time service of a welltrained
health officer. Second, the state uni,
versity with the aid of the state
board of health laboratory in connec.
ton with it provides special facilities
for developing just the kind of men
needed as health officers"
L. NJ. Hersman has returned from
a brief visit in Lincoln, Nebr.
Dan Trimpy, of Ottumwa, spent
the Fourth in the city with relatives
and friends.
Miss Anna Greenway and brother
Noah, of Des Moines, spent the Fourth
in the city with relatives.
Prof. F. c. Stanley, of Penn col
lege, went to LeGrand yesterday af-
ternoon on business for the college
Miss Mabel Witten returned to her
home in Des Moines this noon after
enjoying a brief visit with Oskaloosa
friends.
Mrs. DR.. ]. H. Teeter and children
are enjoying an extended visit with
Mrs. Teeter's sister, Mrs. l.. Lauter-
back, of Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. H. w. Spencer and three sons,
Of Grinnell, who have been visiting
at the r. H. Williams home, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Margaret, Irene and Robert Rey-
holds, of Abba, who have been visit
ng relatives here, left yesterday af-
.ernoon for visit in Marengo.
Walter Williams, of Florida, arriv-
ID in the city this morning for an ex-
ended visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Williams and friends.
Sigourney Review: Misses Irene
and Leona Grimes have gone to Os-
kaloosa and Rose Hill to visit with
their grandparents and other rela-
tives.
Martinsburg News: Mrs. Izah Mes,
serschmitt and children, of Oska.
loosa, came in Saturday for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown.
Byron Barnes and his sister Anis,
who have been visiting their grand
Mrs. Salisbury, in this city,
were passengers for their home in
Boston yesterday afternoon.
New Sharon Star: Mrs S. NJ. Car
son came up from Oskaloosa to at
Tend to business matters and visit
friends Monday. She expects to leave
Tor Colorado in a few days to spend
The remainder of the summer.
S. E. Stevens, wife and son, OF
Eugene, Oregon, are in the city visit
ng friends and relatives. Mr.. Stew
Ems was formerly a citizen OF Oska-
oosa, being member OF the Myers &
Stevens music store firm of this city
and also OF the Iowa Brigade Band.
OF a gentleman well known here,
the Centerviile Iowegian says: The
democratic county convention Satur-
day at the court house ratified the Sc
lection OF H. E. Valentine for repre-
sentative, he having received 50 votes
in the primary by his name being
written on the ballot"
Grinnell Herald: Rev. ]. B. Adkins
has moved his household goods and
family from this city TO Montour,
where he has accepted the pastorate
of the Congregational church, which
he has been serving as a supply for
most of the past year. He moved to
this city from the pastorate in Oska-
loosa. Mr.. and Mrs. Adkins have
many warm friends here who are sor-
ry to lose the family from this COM
Geo. D. Lewis, who has been the
agent of the Adams Express Com
pany in this city for the past three
years, has accepted the position OF
route agent for the same company,
with headquarters at Watertown, s.
d. Mr.. Lewis has been very efficient
in his duties and very popular with
the people of OskaoOsa. This trans
fer comes as a surprise to his friends
and he is the recipient Of their con-
gratulations on his promotion. Mr..
Lewis will leave Sunday night for
his new position. G. w. Bartmees,