The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-03-13

Alex Solomon, who was operated
upon about a week ago at the Oska
loosa hospital for appendicitis, was
out on the streets Saturday.
Miss Fahrney, of Clinton, Iowa, who
has been a two weeks guest at the
home of her brother, E. A. Fahrney
returned home this morning.
John Wander Wal and family, who
have been living in the country on
Rural Route No. 3, have returned tc
their former home at 1909 High aven
ue east.
Vane C. Bosworth, an attorney, OF
Ell Paso, ILL.,, who came Saturday for
a short visit with his grandmother
Mrs. Sarah McKim, returned Monday
morning.
| Miss Lillian Ramsay returned to
her home in Knoxville today after a
couple days visit at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. Sadie d. Robinson, No
CIT South A street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Fisher, of Fair,
field, returned to their home this
daughter, Mrs. J. Z. Donnelley, OF
9l5 South B street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Scott, who we're
in Des Moines last week, guests at
the home of Mrs. Elmer Ross and at,
tending the auto show, returned to
their home here Saturday.
Miss Elva Jackson, who has been
out in the evangelistic work this win,
ter, has returned to the city for a
needed rest. Miss Jackson is guest
at the c. +. Barnard home on North
B street.
| Fl. w. Garner, manager of the OS.
kaloOSa Traction & Light company
went to Peoria today to meet with Of
ficials of the Illinois Traction Co.
and confer further relative to the sale
of the local property to the Mckinley
interests.
Dr. II. V. Byers of Newton is here
for visit with relatives, guest of his
brother, John u. Byers. He came es
pecially to see his aged mother, who
has not been feeling we'll lately. His
presence and advice have had most
cheerful effect upon her.
Rev. w. +. Vanderlippe, of Ottum
wa, assistant superintendent of the
Iowa Society for the Friendless, with
headquarters in Des Moines, appear
ed in a number of the pulpits of Os
kaloosa yesterday and spoke in be
half of his society. This is the so
ciety that takes care of the friend
less ex-prisoners coming from Iowa
institutions Oh parole or expiration Ol
sentence. The Board of Parole turns
over many of this class from Ana
mosa and Fort Madison. A large pei
cent OF those caredNfor by the society
are making good. The society main
tains temporary home in Des
Moines and secures places of employ
ment for the friendiess man or woman
when they leave states prisons. The
society is also doing effective work il
Prison Reform, prevention Of crime
and in Jail and prison evangelism
Hon. Geo. Cosson, attorney general, il
president of the society: Mr.. !. A
Mckinney of the Capital City Stats
Bank, Is treasurer, and Rev. Chas
Parsons of Des Molnes, superintend
ent. 49,.
Chas. Mason and family departed
Friday evening for Montana.
Sadie Stegner went to Muscatin'
Saturday morning for an oVer-Sunda!
visit with friends.
J. v. Green. who has been spending
the winter along the west coast, ha:
returned TO Mabaska county.
Centerville Iowegian: Miss Ethe
Douglas returned home from Oska
lloosa Tuesday where she spent SOM
time with her sister, Mrs. Edwart
Hearne
New Sharon Star Hittle, Of Os
kaloosa, is the new section boss on tn
main line OF the M. G. st. L., succeed
ing Ole Farrus, who moved this weel
to Forest City.
George Sharp, SIG Seventh avenu
least. who has been critically Ill TO
the past three weeks with pneumonis
Is improving slowly and will soon b
able TO get out.
Martinsburg Journal: Miss Gladly
Stevenson left Friday for an extende
visit with her brothers, r. l.. and {
X Stevenson, and sister, Mrs. II. A
Lyle. of Oskaloosa.
: s. J. Dpttoa was out Saturday 70