The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-20

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, MIR. and Mrs. Howard, through the
Pixies, extend greetings and best wish
. les to friends and former acquaintan
, lces here.
From Tuesdays l,aily.)
: Keith Borman. of Des Moines, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Anna Black and Fred Black
went TO Odds Saturday to visit with
relatives. e.
lsior Springs, Mo-, this morning for n
ten dlvs' stay.
Harry Roberts was not so We'll to-
day and trained nurse Is in con-
stant attendance.
Miss Anna kemper. Cedar Rapids,
lis visiting friends and relatives in
town for a few days
| w. j. O'Brien returned Monday
might from Peoria, H., where he was
called by the death of his mother.
Miss Beulah Binns went to Kansas
City last evening to be with her
brother, Emory Binns, for an extend.
ed visit
Mrs. ]. C. Berry, of Kirkwood, H..
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Carbon. She Is accompanied by her
daughter.
Frank d. Boyer has returned to the
city after sojourn at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, extending over a period OF
several weeks.
Miss Lillisn Toyrea, who has been
visiting at the home Of her father.
John Tovrea, returned to her work in
Chicago this morning.
Mrs. n. b. Teel arrived Monday
from st. Louis to take up her work as
manager of the millinery department
in the new Upton Store.
| ]. w. Moore and son Gilbert are in
the city for few days visit with rela-
tiyes on their way from Spokane,
Washington to FIT. Scott, Kansas.
Mrs. Farwell N. Anderson has re-
covered from her recent operation
sufficiently to leave the hospital and
is now at her home, Ala South First
street.
Little Helen Patterson, of Gran.
vile, who went to Des Moines to
visit at the DIR. ]. w. Martin home, is
seriously i'll at that place with pneu-
mOnia.
Mr.. Dan Knox this morning receiv-
ed telegram announcing the birth of
son Monday, February II, to Mr..
and Mrs. William C.. sharp at their
home in Taylorville. III.
Mrs. Sam Furnish was taken to the
city hospital Sunday to submit to an
operation, which was successful and
the patient is doing as well as can be
expected under the circumstances.
Mrs. John J. Hasen, of Council
Bluffs, wife of the state representa-
tive from Pottawattamie county, Or
rived today for a visit with the l.. r.
Hatcher and w. l. Beans families of
this city.
John w. Knox, who has been visit !
ing his brothers, Dan Knox here and
Alex at Knoxville, has returned to
Lincoln. Neb. He stopped at Des
Moines to visit At the home of DIR.
J. w. Martin.
Tim Barnes went to Des Moines
this morning to attend the annual
meeting of state agents of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Co., which opens two days session
today at the Chamberlain Hotel.
People who have the toothache will
have to suffer for the next couple of
days, fer all of the dentists in town
went to Ottumwa this morning to at
tend the joint meeting of the dentists
OF the Burlington and Ottumwa dis
tricts, which is being neld in that city
today and tomorrow.
Miss Essie Ellsworth went to Des
Moines this morning to visit the
Lederer-Strauss wholesale house for
a few days. after which she will go
to Ord, Nebraska, where she has &C.
copied a position as trimmer in the
millinery department of L. d. Bailey
& Sons department store.
Denny Cruden, who was badly in
jured in his fall from a ladder last
week, will be confined to his bed in
definitely. He sustained fracture
of the hip joint Under the direction
of his doctor Photograph OF the joint
was made and when developed Mon
day evening clearly defined the ma,
ture of the injury.
Rev. C.. d. Loehr, pastor of the
First Reformed church, left Monday
evening for Sioux City, Iowa, to hold
services in Grace Reformed church OF
that city. For the two Sabbaths that
Rev. Loehr is away Rev. DR.. |. o.
Kemble will have charge of the morn
ing services and Mrs. Loehr will have
charge of the evening services. On
next Sabbath night, Mrs. Loehr will
read Henry Van Dykes THE Lost
Word and on March I'd she will give
another special reading.
/ S. r. King, of Des Moines, was with
Oskaloosa friends Sunday and today.
Abba Union: Mrs. Henry Shino-
gle, OF Oskaloosa, is guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. SHREDDER, in the
east part of town.
! What Cheer Patriot: Miss Lola
tAgan, who has been nursing little
Irene Rayner. returned Tuesday to
her home in Oskaloosa.
Word comes from Cedar Falls that
Prof. ii. Fl. Seerley, president of the
Teachers College, is confined to his
bed with an accute attack OF indiges-
tion.
| Bussey Record: Madol Silver, of
Oskaloosa, spent Sunday here with
Mr., and Mrs. Fl. J. Silver. Mr.. Sill.
lyer was returning from q goods buy
ing trip in Chicago.
J. M. Hockett, of Des Moines, state
bank examiner and a former Oska-
loosa man and Penn College student,
iWo0 in tour, fao uyaaE calling ann0nQ