The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-09-07

| education by Governor Coke upo
. which he is still serving. He droy
Saturday morning from Davenport an
after a brief visit in Oskaloosa pr,
ceeded on his way toward Des Moine
This is the second or third trip acros
the country in his auto.
Allen Rough of Ottumwa was
guest at the H. r. Goodwin home OIL
Labor Day. 80.
Miss Bernice Penland has accepted
a position in the Smith-Shipley MILL
merry department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest N. Harris re
turned this morning to their home il
Des Moines after spending a few days
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Joseph Boyd and son, Max
Boyd, have returned home from Rus
sell, Iowa, where they were called by
the death of Dorothy Kimler.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Streiff of Abba,
while taking in the attraction of La
Dor Day, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. R. Goodwin, 495 North Third st.
Mrs. Ed Anderson, instructor in art
needlework. has accepted a position
with aldauf-Rosenblatt Co., and will
have charge of their art department
H. T. Tessman has returned home
from Drinkwater, Sask., Canada,
where he has been engaged during the
summer months. He will return to
school at Penn.
Miss Helen Hendryx has returned
from a somewhat extended visit in
the home of her brother, Howard, at
Wellman,, Iowa, and with relatives
and friends, at Kalona.
Miss Leibfarth, who has had a
dressmaking establishment in Chica-
go for the past few years. has return
ed to Oskaloosa where she will open
up new establishment and make
this her future home. 80 ..,,
d Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Foster and
daughter Edith, who have been spend
ing few days at the home of daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. H. r. Goodwin,
435 North Third street, returned to
their home this morning
Ottumwa's Regimental Band left
his morning for Grinnell where they
will fill several days engagement,
playing for the Grinnell Fair. This
Is the second time the Ottumwa Or
sanization has appeared in Grinnell.
II. Miller, city editor of the Ottum-
va Daily Review, was an Oskaloosa
'isitor Monday, representing his pub
ication in the local celebration of the
Holiday. Mr.. Miller believes in hav-
ng a man on the job in preference to
aking some ones word for it.
Arden Mccoy, >of Malcolm, was
Imong the visitors in Oskaloosa yes
erday Recently Mr.. Mccoy made a |
contract to- sell his Malcolm Leader,
to go into "a larger news
PAPER field. But the man to whom |
le sold failed to live up to the con-
ract and Mr.. Mccoy had to resume |
us work as editor of the Leader He !
S putting out fine paper and the
,eople of Malcolm may. be thankful .
UGH a. live wire did not get away from
hem.
Miss Edith Frickey was taken sud
enly and seriously i'll last evening
t the Ladies Rest Room at the court |
ouse. About five o'clock she enter
d the room and lay down upon the
ouch and at six o'clock she asked to !
ave a physician called. DR.. Nc
lean was summoned. At eight
hirty o'clock she was taken to the Os-
aloosa hospital in the city ambu-
ance, and this morning is reported
title better The heat and the ex-
itement of the day caused her ILL
ess, and she was in serious condi-
ion last evening.
Mrs. Mary Smith, matron of the
Test Room, is to be congratulated up
n her efforts of yesterday. The peo-
lie of the city seemed to forget the
act that from noon yesterday there
'as absolutely no place for the ladies
D go where they could even wash
heir hands, except to the court house
asement. She opened the room at
tx o'cock in the morning, and was
till there at ten-thirty o'clock in the
vening. The crowd was immense.
hey used four of the big rollers of
aper towels, and all the linen ones
hitch the room possesses. She was
ept on the jump until the last min.
te, and was one of the very busiest
ersons in the entire city.
DR.. l.. M. Griggsby, the new pastor
Central M. e. church, is one of the
ew men of the Iowa Conference and
amc to Iowa from Nebraska in the
ear 1910 and was appointed to First
hurch, Muscatine. Here he re.
lained for four years, devoting con.
iderable of his time to the building
their fine new church. In 1914
e was appointed TO Washington, Ia,
here for two years he has done the
lost effective and efficient work. He
ow comes to Oskaloosa just In the
rhine of his usefulness and with his
asst record will be a wonderful aid
D the church here. DR.. W. II. Per-