The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-13

was given ny the college glCe clul
the solo parts being taken by the 81
loists of the New York Symphony o.
chestra which will appear here 1
concert tomorrow evening.
DIR. j. G. Roberts left today 70
Iowa City where he will attend
series of talks and clinics to be give
tomorrow by DIR. denSchweinitZ,
world famous specialist, who is to b.
a guest OF the State university Schoo
iof Medicine during the day. At nool
/ the visiting doctors will be guests 0
the dean of the medical school a
luncheon at the Hotel jefferson. To
morrow night they will go to Water
loo, where the annual meeting of thu
State Medical Association is to be
held Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. ...
Albert Myers, a former Oskalooss
boy, now living at Omaha, was among
old time friends in town today. He
had been summoned to Ottumwa by
the illness of his mother. She is
reported much better. Since the
tragedy in Denver by which Mr.. My
ers' sister and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahlon Kirk, were killed in an
automobile accident, Mr. Myers has
been in Colorado much OF the time
looking after mining interests left by
the estate. Mr.. Myers also has large
holdings in Colorado, and is in fair
way to make a fortune when, the min
ing industry rallies from the business
depression.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Valentine and
the children, Of CenterVille, drove up
yesterday for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Louise Kalbach
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mrs. B. F. Grub of Oskaloosa was in
the city Friday on her way to Cleve-
land, Ohio, for visit with friends and
relatives.
Montezuma Republican: Paul An
derson, Earl Shearer and Lewis John
son went to Oskaloosa Saturday and
drove home some new Ford cars for
Shearer & Co.
Maxwell Boyd. who has been con.
lined to his room for three weeks with
blood poison, is able to be about the
house again, although not able to re.
sumo his school work -.
Don Howard, now of Des Moines,
vas in Oskaloosa Saturday. Mr..
Howard reports that he is now well
established in Des Moines, and that
heir factory was started last week.
New Sharon Star: Dr. A. r. Bowie
s moving today to Oskaloosa. He
las sold his residence property to
Dr.. S. w. Hartwell, who has rented
to b. o. Evans, manager Of the
Eclipse Lumber Co
w. P. CIeaver, who is visiting his
laughter, Mrs. Roberts, in Modesto,
lie is having fine time, but that he
would not trade Mahaska county for
he whole state of California.
Knoxville Journal: Conductor Need |
am of the Rock Island left Monday |
1orning for Rochester, Mimi. to con-
ult the Mayo Bros. in regard to |
ase OF stubborn stomach trouble with |
Which he has been afflicted for some |
ime. His place on the road is being |
He'd by Conductor Thos. Crane of
alley Junction. It
Messrs jeff Harold, F. w. Glaze,
'. D. Boyer and F. Z. Smith drove |
yer to Bussey yesterday in Mr.. |
ilaZe's car to see Uncle Robert Whar- |
on, who fell and hurt himself on Fri |
lay afternoon. Mr.. Wharton Is con- |
med to his bed and the injuries may |
rove serious owing to his advanced
ge, he being SO years old.
Keokuk Gate-City: Word has been
eceived here that Oskaloosa will
end a delegation OF thirty-tive and
a larger number of boy
scouts from their troops for the field
meet which will be held here next
month"; This is the delegation far
hest distant from Keokuk that Scout
master Alling has heard from.
Montezuma Republican: S. c. Nor
is has had force Of men doing good
work on the Oskaloosa road. just
iouth of Montezuma, for the past two
weeks. Road scrapers have been
Used to good advantage. We under
tand the Malcolm road has also been
tut in much better condition. Since
he rains it will be much easier to
ret the roads smooth. Before the
ain the surface was hard and drag
would have little effect.
Mrs. Chrisman, of Springyille, Ia,
vas in town Friday, a guest at the F.
W. Glaze home. She was enroute
firm New Sharon to Sigourney to Wis
I relatives. Mrs. Chrisman reports
hat her nephew, Dwight Whitehill,
on of Bert Whitehill, now of Sioux
Iity, was quite badly hurt last week.
rhe young man operates a garage at
Sioux City, and while adjusting a car
fractions team backed a wagon
against him, crushing him quite bad
v between the wagon and the car.
lie was taken to a hospital, and was
n q serious condition for several
lays, but was better at last reports.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Mrs. E. F. Dooley OF Evans was
business caller in the city yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Morris of kellogg was
business caller in the city yesterday.
Robert Bailey returned last evening
rom a few days business trip to Min
leapolis. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Hade Brainard of Del
a were business callers in the city
>
Mrs. J. c. Stevenson of Ottumwa
vas a business caller in the city yes
,erday.
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