The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

gave "a very interesting and instruct
live talk last evening at the associa-
tion building Immediately following
q supper that was given in his. honor
at $3.50. Forty men were present
and during the serving several vic
!torola selections OF native Hindu mu-
sic brought by Mr.. Hadley were
played sr.
| MaFshalltown Times Republican ::
Members of the Friends church are
disappointed over word received from
Rev. Wallace Gill, of Los Angeles. to
the effect that owing TO the serious
Illness Of his wife, he finds 1t impos-
Isible for him to enter upon his work
here, as expected. Rev Mr.. GIL
was extended call last summer, and
Expected to take charge of his work
here early this month. In fact his
trunk had been forwarded here, and
Ibis arrival has been looked for daily
[until the receipt of letter announc-
ing the critical illness OF Mrs. Gil.
THE latter has been stricken with a
nervous breakdown and has been re-
moved to a sanatorium. #
! Speaking of the Modern Woodman
picnic, the Eddyville Tribune says:
He further announced that Rev. Ma
lone of Oskaloosa was present and
would ably fill the breach in the pro-
gram Rev. Malone Is very inter
testing speaker and for three1quarters
lof an hour held the close attention
lof this large audience by his splendid
arguments, pat illusions, keen wit
land homely; truths. He was followed
by the High School Quintette, whose
music elected much applause. Fol-
flowing this, DIR. Fleener of Oskaloosa
made brief address which was
short, sweet and hard to beat. Both
speakers we're the recipients of many
hattering encomiums from their audi.
tors. -- H.. -.
| ii. W. Garner went to Brooklyn
yesterday on business trip.
| DR.. j. G. Roberts spent the day with
his friend, DR.. Dean, in Iowa City.
| Mrs. S. H. Beatty went to Fremont
Monday afternoon for brief visit
with friends. ,,....
Miss Mildred Ryan has gone to
Miller, s, D., for a three weeks visit
with relatives ~
Miss ,Zoa Frazier has been elected
to a position as teacher in the New.
ton public schools. .
| Miss Yelma Dean departed Monday
noon for Des Moines where she will
enter Drake University s K.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Findley depart.
ed Monday afternoon for Montezuma
where they will spend week or
more. ~. ~. .....
] Miss Bernice Shoemake departed
this morning for Seymour where she
Iwill spend a few days with Mrs. Rose
Marshall. So, aA. BE- -..,
/ Mrs Effie Hoffman Rogers departed
to-day for Pueblo, Colo, for an extend.
led visit with her daughter, Miss EN-
|. lily Rogers. ). %ra %s%s.,tA. r.
1 Mrs. L. II. johnson departed Mon.
day afternoon for a weeks visit with
relatives at Burlington. Iowa, and
| Kirkwood, IN. tt'f.si ~ h+s
L. o. c. Hanna. of Des Moines, Was in
the city Monday visiting local friends
while returning home from business
ltrip,to st. Louis, 49, y. 80
| Miss Amy Robbins, sof Boone, who
has been visiting at the A. A. Robbins
home south of the city. departed this
morning for Fairfield y.
| Frank Underwood departed this
morning over the M. G. st. L. for
Havre, Mont, where he will transact
some business matters. 5N@
1 Mrs. Mary Garfield has returned
from Webb City, Missouri, where She
has been since last February nursing
her sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Rice. .. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. w: C. Preston depart
ed this morning for weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Des
Moines and Valley Junction. #
: Mrs. Ethel Shoemaker Watson de-
parted this morning for Wichita,
Kansas, where she will join her hus-
band to make their residence.
Miss Mollie Carney went to Grin.
neil Monday afternoon to spend a
week or more at the home of her sis
ter,in-law, Mrs. Frank Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Hanson, OF Of
ltumwa, who have been visiting at the
Ia. G. Hanson home, returned home
this morning after a few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. LANCE and son
Glare departed this morning for Mar
tinsburg,i Iowa, where they will spend
a few days at the c. c. Lange home Y
Miss Margaret Peters of Abba and
Miss Jennie Green of near Hiteman
arrived in the city yesterday to take
up their school work at University
Park. -. .s.&-. ..--r.
Miss Della Kelsey after two
weeks visit with old time friends
and relatives here and near Eddy
VILE, has returned to her home in
Cleveland, Ohio. i.'
Mrs. William K Wildman and lit.
tie daughter, Of Muscatine, have re-
turned home after visiting for several
days at the parental Jeffries home at
University Park
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