The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-14

a recent indisposition.
Miss Susie Caul of Des Moines was
with oska!oosa people yesterday,
Miss Grace Morris left Saturday for
lSt. Paul where she will remain several
months.
J. Frank Hamilton returned from a
short business trip to Ames Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Morgan Williams and Miss
BlOnzy Ellis of Givin were visitors In
town Saturday.
| Miss Efie Cornell. of New Sharon.
was in the city Friday and Saturday
Visiting a few of her friends.
Mrs. Jay Townley, of Knoxville, Wis.
tied Sunday at the parental j. s. Yer
non home on High avenue east.
John Money went to Sigourney this
morning to care for construction work
he has under way at that place.
Miss Ella Cricket, who has been
living on her claim in Montana, is
home to spend the winter months.
Mrs. Irene Little, who has been
making a short visit in niarshalltown,
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ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Porter departed
Saturday via the NJ. & st. l.. for Mex
leo, Missouri, where they will remain
until spring.
J. r. McGregor left Sunday night
for Chicago. Grand Rapids, and the
spring furniture shows on a goods
buying trip.
Mrs. Phoebe Bentlinger and sister,
Mrs. Thomas Fallon, went to Musca-
tine and Davenport this morning to
visit with relatives.
Mrs S. N. Donnell and daughter,
Miss Jeanette, of Minneapolis, are
guests of the sister, Mrs. S. w. Jane
son, in Elvyn Place.
Mrs. A. p. Spencer and daughter,
Miss Helen, left over the Rock Island
Sunday evening for Ottumwa enroute
to Chicago.
+. w. Glaze goes to Mason City to-
morrow to serve as lecturer at the
Masonic state school Of instruction to
be held there this week.
Miss Zada Pentield returned to her
home in Des Moines this morning af-
ter a three weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Longley.
N. L. Towle, of Chicago, is shaking
hands with friends and acquaintances
in town. He still takes lively inter-
est in the welfare of Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Noe with their
two daughters departed Saturday for
Eddyville where they will make few
days visit at the w. |. Templeton
home.
Fremont Gazette Miss Winifred
Garrett, of Oskaloosa, visited here
few days last week with Mrs. H. n.
Hamilton, returning home Saturday
morning.
John Hammes, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. C. Hammes, No. 70l A avenue
east, goes to Faribault, Minnesota,
this week, to enter Shattuck Military
Academy.
News from Chicago is to the effect
that Master Burton Jerrel is getting
along so nicely that an operation to
straighten the bones in his hips may
be avoided.
Richard McCurdy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph McCurdy, was six years
old on Saturday, and a number of his
little friends helped him celebrate the
date.
Mrs. f. B. Glenny, of Union, a sister
of DR.. Z. D. Mclean, came to the city
this morning in charge of a patient
for an operation at the Oskaloosa
Hospital tuesday morning.
Mrs. Verda Minkler Wiseman and
baby son Rodger. of Keokuk, are in
town visiting at the Harry Douglas
home on South First street and at the
DR.. L. A. Rodgers home on North
Eighth street.
Charley Hansen, of near Boone, was
in town last week and succeeded in
making a contract for possession of
nice piece of ground near Oskaloosa.
He will move here with his family
about March first.
Richard Boyer, Sr.. and f. ID. Boyer
received a telegram this morning from
their sister, to the effect that her hus-
band, Judge Smith Mcpherson, who is
i'll at his home in Red Oak, is not get
ting along very we'll.
Mrs. Lydia Ruggles, OF Savanna,
Ill, is guest at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Loie Glenn, on North b
street, for a several weeks visit.
Chester Lenhart, also of Savanna, is
likewise guest at the Glenn home.
Seth Way was over from Knoxville
last week and had carpenter dress
his leg down to better shape. The
operation was not at all painful, and
Mr.. Way sat and watched the pro-
ceedings. He was a guest of DR..
Cole while in town.
Miss Aline-Jane Martin, Of Rock
Island. ILL.,, who has been visiting Mrs.
Jas. Peacock Of AS South Market
street, departed for her home Satur-
day afternoon. Among the many So
ciaI events given in her honor was a
most enjoyable party by Miss Joyce
Parker.
DIR. Max c. Frazier, a popular den.
fist of Oskaloosa, has accepted po-
sition on the faculty of the dental
college of the State university at Iowa
City and will lecture during the elm
les. He has closed his Offices in Oska-
loosa temporarily but will reopen
them following his work at the uni
yersity.