The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-07-22


nice Burlington accompanied them to
O3kaloOsa Monday for a short visit
Pella Chronicle: VIM. De Bruyn
who has been living at Oskaloosa
while waiting for an appointment to
work among the Indians, was visiting
friends and relatives in Fella the
first of this week. Mr.. De Bruyn EN-,
plOys part of his time in gospel team
work
Pella Chronicle: Miss Belle Byram
| who has been in a hospital in Oska
loosa the past few weeks was able
to come home Monday afternoon. Hell
many friends will be glad to hear oil
her rapid Improvement in health
since submitting to an operation at
the hospital
RiChland Clarion: w W. Jones of
OskalOosa, arrived Monday morning,
and was accompanied home that after
noon by his little grandchildren, Rus
sell and Pauline Jones of Quincy,
ILL.,, who had been visiting at the cal
lister homes since the illness of their
mother Mr.. Jones has returned from
Quincy and reported that Mrs. Gil.
UGH JOht0S nv hdu 0llIlC l ca "a iG-
lapse, was recovering again and chat
she was planning to come to Oska-
lOOsa soon for a visit
Pella Chronicle: A number of young
people representing the Christian En-
.deavor society of the Christian church
of Oskaloosa were in Pella Friday ev-
.ening and presented the play, In His
Steps" a dramatiZatiOn OF Charles NJ.
Sheldon's book of that name publish
ed several years ago. There were
some twenty in the party which came
by automobile, driving home after the
performance. The presentation had
some interesting features. but many
.of the young people were weak in
their parts. so some in the audience
were a little disappointed. The com.
pany was brought here by the Ladiea
Auxiliary Of Central college. The at.
Tendance was fair.
Miss Mary Dobyns has as her guest
Mrs. Frances Mathews of Council
Bluffs, Iowa Mrs Mathews is seventy
five years young and retired nurse.
She is a graduate of the Massachus.
'et,S General Hospital of Boston and
too kher post graduate course in St.
Thomas hospital, London, England.
During her professional career she
was called to nurse in the families of
Henry w. Longfellow, Louisa Alcott,
Edwin Booth, Lawrence Barrett and
others OF prominence ami can relate
many interesting experiences. She
came west TO help organize the
ClarksOn hospital of Omaha. and lat
on GwgF ~ Fg,, HaY,
of the Jennie Edmundson Memorial
hospital of Council Bluffs. Since her
retirement, she makes her home with
the Sisters Of Mercy at Mt. Loretto.
Mrs. J. f. CFandall of New Sharon
was in this city yesterday.
New Sharon Star: Mrs. j. Modem
bury went to OskaIoosa Monday to
visit friends and relatives.
Grinnell Register; Mrs. o. e. Nc.
Bride went to Oskaloosa yesterday
morning for short visit with rela,
tiyes IN
Montezuma Republican: Mrs. Pit,
man of Oskaloosa, came Monday to
visit her son, Joe Pitman. and family,
near Montezuma.
! Mrs. J.. Brollis OF Richland returned
to her home this morning after a
brief visit at the home OF her daugh.
tier, Mrs NJ. Hayden
Washington Journal: Mrs. X. s.
Cook went to Oskaloosa this morning
and viii spend a lew days visiting al
the home OF her sister
GrinnelI Register: Miss Minnie
kenteld OF Oskaloosa. was visiting
with her friend. Grace Graham 81
this city for few days.
Mrs. W. r. Cooper anil baby who
have been visiting al the nome OF n
* Cooper returned TO her homa ID
RcSkford Ia, this morning.