The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-11-04

with their friend, Mrs. Walter Beltor
Brighton Enterprise: Roscoe Wood
ard OF oskaloosa visited recently Q
the home OF his niece. Mrs. Lace!
smith, and brotherinlaT, Rev. K, Y
Pike.
i Fremont Gazette; Miss SIpkema
the trained nuIIJe who has cared fol
Mrs. Peter Roberts for seyera
months, is spending a week at nel
home in Oskaloosa. .-.
Delta Press: Miss Laura Feezel
went to Oskaloosa Tuesday for al
short visit with her brother, Carol
who is on the Globe force. She also
attended the Marine Band Concert.
Davenport Daily News Mrs. Thos
F. Neagle OF OskaloOsa, returned tc
her home yesterday afternoon after
spending the week end visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, j. H. Neagle.
What Cheer Patriot: We under
stand that Mr.. Bert Harris, formerly
of Barnes City, has moved to Q3ka.
loosa where he will continue his real
estate business. He is one OF the
firm of Armstrong & Harris of Barnes
City.
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. Susan
Plummer of Eddyville was at the
home of her brother, Jake Ross, last
week. Aunt Betty is so much better
that her daughter, Mrs. Sallie Threl.
keld, returned to her home near Us
kaloosa last Wednesday. - .,a1
Rev. Thomas Horton has been
panied to learn of the death of the
pillar pichnOs nf
South Dakota. The two gentlemen
were chums in England, and the
Bishops brother and Rev. Horton
were room mates at college.
New Sharon Star: w. ]. Shroyer
and daughter Cora, of Hampton, wise
tied friends and relatives here last
week, going to Oskaloosa Thursday
to visit at the J. NJ. Shroyer home liz
University Park. Miss Grace
shroyer accompanied them for a
brief visit.
Fremont Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
B. Fellers and children drove down
from OSkaloosa Saturday evening and
remained until the following even
ing visiting at the home of her moth
err, Mrs. NJ. J. Philippe, and with 9TH
er relatives. They were guests at
the c. w. Fellers home for dinner on
Sunday. .... ,..
Fremont Gazette: Mrs. D. X. Un.
sicker, of Wright, arrived home on
Thursday from Peoria, ILL.,, where she
spent five weeks in st. Francis hos
pital at that place. She is feeling
much improved. She was suffering
from a too high blood pressure which
was reduced over 100 degrees during
her stay. Her many friends are
pleased to learn of her improved
condition and hope that her progress
toward recovery will be complete.
Iowa State Notes, the official Y. NJ.
c. A. publication of Iowa, says: Har-
ry R. Schmitt is strictly an Iowa
product He joined the oskaloosa
Association when a young boy and
enjoyed the advantages of the ply
steal department during his high
school yeap. 1t was through the
Bible class in the Boys Department
that he was won to the Christian life
and became interested in Christian
service. After leaving high school
he attended the Association College
in Chicago. After graduation at the
college he was assistant director Of
the Physical Department in the big
Detroit Association. He now comes
back to his native state to become
Physical Director of the Des Moines
Association. If in this position he
can do for boys and men what the
Oskaloosa Association did for him he
will render the city most valuable
service.
CFrom Mondays Daily.l
Miss Sarah Miller left this morning
for a brief visit with relatives in Rose
Hill
Mrs. Harry Smith left this morning
for a few days visit with relatives in
4 Sigourney.
Mrs. George Reese left this morning
for Des Molnes where she will visit
her daughter.
Miss Dora Brownburg of Centerville
is a guest in the city with Miss Sarah
and Rose Handler.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Foster left this
morning for a weeks visit at the
home Of their son in Washington.
". J. Howell OF the Less Expensive
Store, is confined to his home with a
very severe attack of appendicitis.
Friends here have received word Of
1.-THE serious illness of John Brumm
formerly of Burlington, now located
at Stratford, Texas, and well known
here.
Mrs. Cedeiia Roop has gone to OF
tumwa to visit with relatives. From
there she will go to Hiawatha, Kans.
to spend the winter with her neice
Mrs. Kate Roop Balm. .
Judge silwold arrived in the cit,
last evening from an over Sunday
visit with his relatives in Newton
and left this morning for Slgourne!
where he is holding court. "r
Mrs. Carrie lime and son Alfred ar
rived last week for visit with thef
Laughter and sister Mrs. ChesteI
Barnhart. Mr.. lime returned thit
morning to the home in Burlington
la, ami Mrs. lime will remain for
lInore extended visit.
/ Mrs. Ralph. O'Hara will leave 70
!. Los Angeles this evening called Their
,lby the serious illness OF her mothei
Mrs. Phoebe ]. Mays, widow OF Teri
Mays and for many years a resiien
4 of Oskaloosa. Mrs. Mays was 80 year
ala In Ganfamhar MANY friends wi