The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-06-08

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Maquoketa Seminal: The severa
Protestant churches united last Sur
day evening and held farewell sci
vice in the Congregational church t
ilpay parting respects to Rev. Arthu
M. Lewis, for the past four years rect
or of ST. Marks Episcopal church o
this city. The church was filed t
loverfiowing, and the services We're ar
propriate and served to disclose thu
esteem which was held for Mr.. Lewis
The choir Numbering fifteen voices
rendered two beautiful special selec
tionS, Rev. c. w. Fletcher of the Bap
fist church read the scripture lessor
followed by prayer by Rev. /. A. Bar
tholomew of the M. E. church. Rev
J. C. Morgan of the Congregations
church made a few appropriate re
marks, after which Rev. ID. F. Boom
ershlne of the Reformed church spoke
very fittingly of Mr.. Lewis work in
our city, and his activity in all works
of charity and general upbuilding. TIC
this Mr.. Lewis ably responded in
tones of regret In leaving the city
and it's people, among whom he had
labored and associated. At the close
of the service many erasped the hand
of the retiring rer tor, extending to
him God sseed in his new field at Os
Ealoosa, Iowa
(From Mondays Daily.}
Mrs. Gertie Miner is in KeokuE,
spending a few days with her sister
Miss Maude Reese.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. C. A. Abbott are
in Omaha, Nebr., where they will visit
for a couple of weeks.
Miss Mary Logan returned TO her
home in Cedar Falls this morning af.
ter a few days visit here with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Chas. Garland has returned to
her home in Ottumwa after a brief
visit in the city with her son Irwin
Garland and family.
Mrs. p. Cad Sewers ard son have
returned to their homo in Minneapolis
after 1everal weeks visit in the city
and in Beacon with relatives. -
Mrs. Ralph Long AMI Mrs. G. NJ.
returned to their home in
Mason City this morning after spend
ing Sunday with friends and acquaint-
lnces.
Mrs Winifred and Miss Edna Caffal
eft this morning over the M. & st. l..
or Jennings, Louisiana, where they
viii visit for some time with friends
md relatives.
Mrs. Mable Cleaver Roberts of Mo-
lesta, California, has arrived for
;isit with relatives and old time
friends here, guest at the parental
w. p. Cleaver home.
Mrs. DR.. Homer Rosenberger and
son of Whittier California, arrived
his morning and will make an extend
ID visit in the city at the parental c.
3. West home on North Market street.
Arthur and Rober: Black of North
Third street; Miss Frances Black, Miss
Pauline BLACK and Roe and Allen
Black left Oskaloosa The latter part Of
asst week for the ranch in Bedford
Nebraska, where they will spend the
summer vacation.
Frederic Walsmith and William Pc"
lew, local high school students, have
started up a modern truck farm, on
hree acres south of the city. The boys
AVE spent a considerable sum in get
ing the farm in shape. and in return
expect a bumper crop of vegetables.
The many friends of Leonard Fis
her of Potion. Iowa, will be pleased
o learn that he was successful in
.aVing the bone removed from his
eg on May % 1t will be remembered
lis leg was cut OH on Sept. 7, seven
ears ago, on the railroad in Oska,
oOsa and the small bone grew again.
)r. Barnes performed the operation.
Miss Mary Ann Phillips and her
mother, Mrs. S. J. Phillips Of Beacon,
eft Sunday morning for Lacrosse,
Wisconsin where they will visit for
rree weeks at the home of their sis
cr and daughter, Mrs. DR.. j. r. Reay;
md also visit their other sister and
laughter, Miss Marie Phillips who Is
With the Reay family at the present
ime.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Mcdonald re-
urned yesterday morning TO their
home in Des Moines after few days
lisit in the >ity. They were accom-
panied home by their son Flaw, James
Bowen who will make things ready
or his family Mrs. Bowen and son
Donald will go Wednesday of this
week and they will make their home
here.
Prof. w. c. Dennis of Penn College
ais sister, Mrs G. w. Gordon of Miami
Florida. and Miss Eva Van Fleet OF
Park gave delightful en-
.ertainment at the NJ f. church of In.
Annapolis, Friday night. Prof. Dennis
gave several of his inimitable read
ngs. Mrs. Gordon who is a soprano OF
no little note, sang and Miss Van
Fleet entertained with several beauti-
full whistling solos. A good audience
favored the local artist and very
successful program was rendered.
Iowa City Daily Press: DIR. NJ. C..
Frazier. demonstration of dentistry, IN
the college of dentistry, S. U. l., has
resigned, and will resume the practice
of his profession. He will go to his old
home in Oskaloosa. where he practic.
ed six years, before coming to S. U. |.
as faculty member. couple of years
ago. He has been in charge OF the
department at the col
lege, during the past year and hall.
DIR. Frazier will remain here until
ends. and then leave
for Oskaloosa. He is an alumnus OF
the college of dentistry, class OF 1908,